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England v Estonia
Hart; Clyne, Smalling, Cahill, Bertrand; Lallana, Milner, Barkley; Walcott, Kane, Sterling
That's not a bad side to be honest.
That's not a bad side to be honest.
3-0 Walcott first goal
Good start. Has the second half started yet?
Milner is pony
Milner is pony
Is anyone watching this?
How crap is Sterling?
He is just a failed 100m runner.
He isn't an England player.
Commanded a 49 million pound transfer fee yet cannot use his left foot.
Not one world class player in the England side . Gone are the days of having a Gasgoine or a Scholes.
I used to really get up for watching England games, but the last two tournaments where we had a team worth watching were 96 and 98 for me. (Should have done better in 2002, but actually thought the football we played wasn't as good).
The Premier League was set up, supposedly to produce world class players for the national side. And as more money has been spent (citing your £49m for an average player as an excellent example) the quality has got worse. Sadly, I couldn't give a monkey's about the England team these days and have no interest in watching them.
A bit of a yawn fest but I was admiring the Estonian defending to be fair.
Thought Walcott did well but England play too much to Sterling, leaving us looking unbalanced.
Clyne did OK as did Barclay but Milner is no centre midfielder.
Vardy unselfish for second goal, Kane a decent target man but lacks real pace.
9 wins out of 9 and a top seed at the finals - what more could we do?
Pity we don't take these types of games around the country still.
Totally agree.
Thank god we are in a mediocre group.
I used to really get up for watching England games, but the last two tournaments where we had a team worth watching were 96 and 98 for me. (Should have done better in 2002, but actually thought the football we played wasn't as good).
The Premier League was set up, supposedly to produce world class players for the national side. And as more money has been spent (citing your £49m for an average player as an excellent example) the quality has got worse. Sadly, I couldn't give a monkey's about the England team these days and have no interest in watching them.
I used to really get up for watching England games, but the last two tournaments where we had a team worth watching were 96 and 98 for me. (Should have done better in 2002, but actually thought the football we played wasn't as good).
The Premier League was set up, supposedly to produce world class players for the national side. And as more money has been spent (citing your £49m for an average player as an excellent example) the quality has got worse.
To many foreign players, English lads not developing as a result.
I used to really get up for watching England games, but the last two tournaments where we had a team worth watching were 96 and 98 for me. (Should have done better in 2002, but actually thought the football we played wasn't as good).
The Premier League was set up, supposedly to produce world class players for the national side. And as more money has been spent (citing your £49m for an average player as an excellent example) the quality has got worse.
To many foreign players, English lads not developing as a result.
I hate the Prem. All it has done is stuff the wallets of agents and players to the detriment of football as a whole. If the Prem is so good how come Prem clubs have such a poor record in europe? It has also done for our national team.
How many did Rooney get against the latest superstars to oppose him
Surprised by some of the comments on here. 9 wins out of 9 what more do people want? Would people like us to swap places with the Netherlands who may not even qualify? Both Germany and Spain have lost qualifiers whilst Italy and Belgium may not win their groups.
Of course we will always be judged on how we perform at the tournament itself but we've done everything asked of us.
He was injured didn't play
We seem to be in a cycle where we qualify easily enough and then look utterly ***** once we get to the tournament. I've not seen any evidence that this is about to change. It's boring... :yawn:
That cycle seems have lasted about 45 years though
Apart from.USA 94 and that Euro one where Maclaren got us knocked out.......