Spain v England - Sun 14th July, 20:00 | Euro 2024 Final

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Can't quite believe it tbh, with the way weve played I hope we have one more game left in us to fluke and win haha.
 
WestGorton said:
Agreed. Easy win
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Well said
Judging from postings o have read on other sites, Some posters are getting irate over the Penalty
You'd think they or realise that they didn't want us to win.
Anyway most are from LFC Fans ( no surprise really) and I think they certainly have some sort of collective chip on their shoulders (Thatcher?)
But as above England were the better team
And for Koeman that was Karma93
 
SebastianBlue said:
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my nephew should be, he's got a spanish father and English mother. Born and raised in Gran Canaria...

But he's a contrarian/wind up merchant. He's supporting England just to piss his mates off.

Sadly my sisters husband passed away last year and he was always wanting a Spain vs England final, so it's bittersweet for them.
 
Crooked_rain said:
my nephew should be, he's got a spanish father and English mother. Born and raised in Gran Canaria...

But he's a contrarian/wind up merchant. He's supporting England just to piss his mates off.

Sadly my sisters husband passed away last year and he was always wanting a Spain vs England final, so it's bittersweet for them.
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I am similar but the reverse for parents.

To be fair—and I have said this before, so many will know—my father was a horrible bastard that I have not spoken to going on 15 years now, so I have a fonder feeling toward my Spanish side (always far more accepting and supportive of me) than my English side at times.

And coming from Manchester doesn’t help when it comes to international football, as I never really felt that much of an affinity to the England team, given it was full of cuntish rags when I was young.

But I am genuinely torn for the final, as I wish all of the current and former City lads could triumph so they could get the recognition they deserve, more than anything.

All of that said, I will be wearing my half Spain, half England shirt my missus made me years ago, and will be happy with whatever outcome, as long as it is a good natured match, filled with entertaining football.

I’ll be especially pleased if it is Southgate’s swan song, as well. ;-)
 
SebastianBlue said:
I am similar but the reverse for parents.

To be fair—and I have said this before, so many will know—my father was a horrible bastard that I have not spoken to going on 15 years now, so I have a fonder feeling toward my Spanish side (always far more accepting and supportive of me) than my English side at times.

And coming from Manchester doesn’t help when it comes to international football, as I never really felt that much of an affinity to the England team, given it was full of cuntish rags when I was young.

But I am genuinely torn for the final, as I wish all of the current and former City lads could triumph so they could get the recognition they deserve, more than anything.

All of that said, I will be wearing my half Spain, half England shirt my missus made me years ago, and will be happy with whatever outcome, as long as it is a good natured match, filled with entertaining football.

I’ll be especially pleased if it is Southgate’s swan song, as well. ;-)
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I suppose of England win, it gives you the opportunity to have seen both Spain and England lift major international trophies, which has to be good.

My sister is quite torn actually too because she went to the Canary Islands at a young age due to some family circumstances, so she was born in England but lived in the Canary Islands most of her life. But we were actually the first generation born in England. I have two Russia grandparents from the Soviet era, one Moldovan and one French. my family is quite a mixed bag , so we were the first generation born in England, but I consider myself English, as does my sister but she spent most of her life in Spain as I say, so she really torn between the two.

But I told her not to be selfish because she's already seen Spain win a World Cup haha
 
razman said:
That's fair , but tbh Rodri doesn't have the PR , maybe purposely so - read this interview with Sid Lowe but as far as I can see atleast as far as Ballon D'or is concerned, Jude will be more in the running for it than foden if England win it .. Unfortunately PR does play a big role it seems
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In all honesty though, other than 12 year olds on Twitter, who gives a fuck about the Ballon D’or.
 
Crooked_rain said:
I suppose of England win, it gives you the opportunity to have seen both Spain and England lift major international trophies, which has to be good.

My sister is quite torn actually too because she went to the Canary Islands at a young age due to some family circumstances, so she was born in England but lived in the Canary Islands most of her life. But we were actually the first generation born in England. I have two Russia grandparents from the Soviet era, one Moldovan and one French. my family is quite a mixed bag , so we were the first generation born in England, but I consider myself English, as does my sister but she spent most of her life in Spain as I say, so she really torn between the two.

But I told her not to be selfish because she's already seen Spain win a World Cup haha
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We are quite a mixed bag, as well. I am fully half English (Manchester) and half Spanish (Zaragoza), but have extended family (married in or adopted of sorts) from Catalonia, Euskadi, France, US (we live there now), and Switzerland/Germany.

My missus is Swiss, from Basel, so my son is, as well, along with British and American citizenship, as he was born in the US; Spain is more difficult even it comes to multiple nationalities, sl we are needing to jump through some hoops to get citizenship for him, as my mum had to when I was young.

As a result, we tend to see ourselves as more European than most mancs I know, including some of my family, which has lead to some… tension, at times.
 
It's odd that they didn't play the semi-finals on the same day in a back-to-back format, isn't it?

A 24-hour rest advantage for Spain after a long season/tournament is a potentially significant advantage. Out of curiosity, I looked at the World Cup in 2022, and they played all the knockout rounds on the same day. I wonder why UEFA hasn't done the same.
 
Jonas.shaffer said:
It's odd that they didn't play the semi-finals on the same day in a back-to-back format, isn't it?

A 24-hour rest advantage for Spain after a long season/tournament is a potentially significant advantage. Out of curiosity, I looked at the World Cup in 2022, and they played all the knockout rounds on the same day. I wonder why UEFA hasn't done the same.
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Doesn't make that much difference as England won in normal time and it wasn't a highly physically demanding performance.
 
Our only hope is that the games v Germany, and France have taken it out of Spain.

This is the first time we're coming up against a team either on our level/better than us, and we usually lose these games.
 
kunaguero10 said:
If only Spain were on our level!
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Ha true.

Talent-wise, there isn't much difference, but they are well-managed, have a clear style of play, and know their roles.

This game is where I think we'll miss Grealish. Especially his experience of playing against Carvajal, and his talent for winning free-kicks to alleviate the pressure we'll be under.

The Dutch midfield being shite helped us today, as it meant Mainoo's positioning wasn't a factor, and Rice and Bellingham could afford to have poor games. We won't get away with that against this Spanish team marshalled by Rodri.
 
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