Oh I’m sure it’s pricey but ****ing hell…he’s made Rooney look smart!
Rooney proving that you can get value for money and style at Primark
Match Day Thread England v Ghana WC Group L
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Rooney proving that you can get value for money and style at Primark
They should tell these presenters to dress smartly .Oh I’m sure it’s pricey but ****ing hell…he’s made Rooney look smart!
Standards in this country have slipped badly
I don’t mind paying more licence fee to buy them some decent gear…
Rooney looks like he has lost quite a lot of weight.Oh I’m sure it’s pricey but ****ing hell…he’s made Rooney look smart!
Why are we using the word tough? We had all of the ball just did **** all with it... That's not tough, that's showing a lack of effort
It’s almost like we left some of the best playmakers who can unlock defences and created moments of brilliance at home.
He's had to lose a bit to get into Coleens trouser suit
That big eejit Richards though,he looks like someone standing at the back of Wetherspoons having a puff before he goes back in to microwave a burger...
It's almost like our CB's slowed down the play at every opportunity
Found wanting when it matters again. We’ll probably still get past the group stage but the usual suspects who actually enjoy winning this thing all have that extra know how and panache you need.
Roll on August..
Roll on August..
Doesn't it show a massive weakness that all teams need to do us have a low block and we look like conference north players
Guy Mowbray did manage to get ‘Boston’ and ‘More than a feeling’ into a sentence just before kick off.
I see the negativity, but it's really familiar.
We're City fans, and we're used to a team that are utter dog **** against a parked bus.
England will likely beat Panama, scrape a win on pens against some 3rd place scrubs in the round of 32 (which as it stands is apparently DR Congo), then we'll end up against teams that want to play football.
That's where we really see how good we are(n't)
We're City fans, and we're used to a team that are utter dog **** against a parked bus.
England will likely beat Panama, scrape a win on pens against some 3rd place scrubs in the round of 32 (which as it stands is apparently DR Congo), then we'll end up against teams that want to play football.
That's where we really see how good we are(n't)
Englands game very similar to Croatia v Panama in their game a halftime, Ghana & Panama just siting in and limiting the attacking side any space in the final 3rd.
I think when we come up against teams that will attack we may well see the best of England as they willl hae more room in the final third.
I think when we come up against teams that will attack we may well see the best of England as they willl hae more room in the final third.
I think we’re good enough to win against teams who aren’t at the World Cup just to make up the numbers.
I suppose the one get out could be 'Close shave at the Gillette Stadium' ?
The really poor thing that struck me about that game was the mood of the England players. From early on they looked tense and frustrated and it showed in the mistakes they made. When they missed chances they looked totally fed up, as if they were thinking about the reaction to the result at home, or maybe the atmosphere in the stadium was negative - I don't know. It reminded me of pre-Southgate England in that they didn't seem to be enjoying it, and the weight of expectation was weighing heavy.