So for those keeping score, Gorbachev and Stalin's respective countries will be in the Euros, but Putin's won't
Off Topic International Break Thread
- Thread starter PleaseNotPoll
- Start date
-
Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
-
Oh great, Poland's neanderthal fans are going to the Euros
The Euros which take place in Germany
What could possibly go wrong...?
The Euros which take place in Germany
What could possibly go wrong...?
He is a 'flakey player'; at the best of times not the sort that you entrust the last penalty to!
I've never rated him. As you say, 'flakey' and flatters to deceive. A few on here rate him I know, but pretty sure that if he didn't have United on his CV he would never have risen above a low to mid-Championship level career.
I'll take Timo if it's all the same with you!
Both rubbish, good comparison though as they’re both similar in ability
Werner has 12 PL goals & James has 10 PL goals
What a waste of time these friendlies have been for England.
An under strength team have had weaknesses exposed, especially defensively.
Key players unavailable, endless substitutions and team selections which will bear no resemblance to the starting XI for first competitive game in June.
These players don’t need extra games in their legs as most will have played a full season of 50+ games by the start of the season.
The net result is probably that confidence has been dented a little by the results, the highlighting of defensive frailties and the reminder that the players aside from Kane, Bellingham, Saka, Foden and Rice (perhaps) are bang average.
So was it worth it?
An under strength team have had weaknesses exposed, especially defensively.
Key players unavailable, endless substitutions and team selections which will bear no resemblance to the starting XI for first competitive game in June.
These players don’t need extra games in their legs as most will have played a full season of 50+ games by the start of the season.
The net result is probably that confidence has been dented a little by the results, the highlighting of defensive frailties and the reminder that the players aside from Kane, Bellingham, Saka, Foden and Rice (perhaps) are bang average.
So was it worth it?
Liechtenstein scored one of the fastest goals in the history of international football last night
Well, when I say "scored"...
Well, when I say "scored"...
You must log in or register to see media
Forgot to mention: Lucas Bergvall was subbed off after an hour against North Macedonia U21s after being on the receiving end of this
https://www.tiktok.com/@sportbladet/video/7350681982965271840
https://www.tiktok.com/@sportbladet/video/7350681982965271840
Sunil Chhetri has announced his decision to retire from international football after his next game.
India face Kuwait in a World Cup qualifier on June 6th.
He's currently on 94 goals from 150 games for them, which is a very impressive record.
India face Kuwait in a World Cup qualifier on June 6th.
He's currently on 94 goals from 150 games for them, which is a very impressive record.
Glad to see some new faces in the England squad - especially the Palace lads, who will bring some energy and dynamism, which most of those left out wouldn’t have done.
Last edited:
Passing up Adam Wharton in January is already looking like an error, as he's in the provisional squad
He’s looked like a lovely player for Palace. They’ll make bank on him in a few years you’d think.