It's a football festival, just get behind them and actually support them. No wonder they're looking terrified on the pitch, in front of that baying mob.
Totally agree fella. He's just shoehorning players in. If he doesn't think Foden and Bellingham can play together (most think they can though) then rotate them. He does it with the strikers, why not with others? Its just baffling that almost half of that team has won the champions league since England's last tournament yet they look absolutely lost and move around like they are hungover.
And that, if it is an experiment, he barely did it in the qualifiers or warm up matches, which is when he should be experimenting
Exactly, no time for "experimenting" in a major tournament. Surly after that performance, anyone else would shake up the whole team. He has to change something, but this is Gareth we are taking about. At least with the next game the pressure is off as in what the result is, so a big change could be feasible. He can see there are major issues, so if he has any sense then at least 3 changes are needed. Open to suggestions on what that should be.
Baying mob, lol. There was plenty of support during the game particularly early on but by the end of the 90 minutes that good feeling had ebbed away on the back of an atrocious 90 minutes. Blaming the fans is hilarious these players play away from home every other week in front of ‘baying mobs’ and manage to perform. If they play well they and give their all the England fans won’t boo them off hopefully they will find some motivation to prove to those fans it was worth the trip to watch them next time out!
I really don't get it, if they play well and give it there all they get cheered if they play ok they get a round of applause and if the play like donkeys they get boo'd it's pretty simple and reasonably universal in football.Wow, what an incentive.
I don't see how the pressure is off. Far from it. A win last night would have ensured we won the group with a game to spare. It is possible for England to still finish third, although unlikely. Finishing second sets up a knock out game against group A winner, which unless there's a miracle will be Germany.
It's really not universal.
Yes, but we didn't win. We are all but qualified, so I would say the pressure is off. It's not a must win match, so a chance to change things would be a option. It doesn't matter who we meet in the next round as we are going to struggle anyway.
It's not universal at all, especially in tournament football - maybe after a heavy defeat. Rather than heavy defeat, England fans boo the players off the pitch when they haven't even lost the game. The players were getting dog's abuse on social media during the last tournament when they made it to the final.
Lmao, what is he on about. This is a team full of people that have played at various English cauldrons and not to mention the guys who’ve played in the Champions League. But a game at a neutral ground rattles them? Absolute bs.
