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Football 2024/25


charlierc

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8 hours ago, charlierc said:

A respected journalist I listen to said 70-30 Spain, which does if nothing else mean there's a reasonable chance England might pull it off.

 

I guess tonight we'll find out.

cant see england scoring thirty!

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This is what’s going to happen 

 

Spain will hit the woodwork several times and have a couple of goals controversially disallowed . 
 

Harry Kane will “cleverly” hang a leg for a soft penalty.

 

1-0 England.

 

Thats the way it’s been heading all tournament 

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13 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

This is what’s going to happen 

 

Spain will hit the woodwork several times and have a couple of goals controversially disallowed . 
 

Harry Kane will “cleverly” hang a leg for a soft penalty.

 

1-0 England.

 

Thats the way it’s been heading all tournament 

oh right. Might not bother watching then.

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2 minutes ago, Punksnotdead said:

With the players at his disposal (Bellingham, Foden, Rice, etc) England should have been winning that tournament. With a good manager they surely would have. Southgate is a liability - piss poor manager!

You could make the same argument for Germany and France, both have fantastic squads too 

 

Why would you ‘surely have won it’ with a different manager? It’s the same old, the last golden generation did the exact same thing 

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5 minutes ago, Punksnotdead said:

With the players at his disposal (Bellingham, Foden, Rice, etc) England should have been winning that tournament. With a good manager they surely would have. Southgate is a liability - piss poor manager!

They should have won the last Euros, but this time I felt there was a team who were just significantly better, both in the final and throughout the tournament.

 

I am not a huge fan of Southgate, but who is the successor waiting in the wings who will be much bettter?

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