agreed but even so they are less than the sum of their parts where as lots of other countries are more than the sum of their parts .Watched about the first 30 minutes of the Andorra game before I'd had enough of the bore fest, couldn't be arsed tonight, rare that I am nowadays.
Probably won't bother now until the WC and only then if we get to the quarters and only because its a good night in the boozer. If only this lot were just half as good as they think they are.
Cherki gone to City for £30M

Senegal deserved to win this, we deserved nothing.
Long drive back from Manchester tonight ... listened to Goldstein and Darren Bent on Talkshite ... man but Benty does spout some bollocks:
"... Andorra putting 11 men behind the ball would make it difficult for anybody..."
... worra load of absolute bollocks ... Spain, Portugal, France would score at least 5 ... probably per half ...
Reality check - English players are way over hyped ... we ain't winning nowt whilst Hazza leads the line and that's the cold hard truth ... same as Poland with Lewandowski ... when push comes to shove the teams with fluid rapid forwards are always going to overcome those with painfully slow and laboured build ups ...
We need to wake up and smell the coffee ... and Senegal have thankfully given us an overdue Cafetiere to ponder upon ...
It's an age old England problem since 1966, we never build for the future we are always building on the past and we have a manager who has no inovation, it's like waiting for the bad maggot eaten apple to fall from the tree.
He’s picked a pretty young/international inexperienced team last night and they’ve played like that after taking an early lead. You can see why managers wouldn’t trust some of these guys. We’ll inevitably get to the World Cup, made even more likely by Albania ****ing up last night.
Quite a big caveat that it’s a ridiculous time for a football match when they should be on the beach. But still if you’re one of the second string given a chance this is a huge opportunity against a proper team who are up for it with a major tournament at the end of the year.
Also I had to go out after the second Senegal goal and probably missed the worst of it.
I've never rated Tuchel, he's fine when it's all going well then he gets ridiculously reactive and angry when it goes wrong. We all know it's going to go wrong and he'll start throwing tantrums at the England hierarchy and get sacked.Didn't watch as it's June and so international friendlies should be thrown in the bin and everyone be on holiday but, I did notice that Jordan Henderson and Kyle Walker were in the squad and both played some part.
What the actual ****? Are those two supposed to be our future or something?
Sackable offence just for that, Tuchel should **** off now before it's too late.
He’s picked a pretty young/international inexperienced team last night and they’ve played like that after taking an early lead. You can see why managers wouldn’t trust some of these guys. We’ll inevitably get to the World Cup, made even more likely by Albania ****ing up last night.
Quite a big caveat that it’s a ridiculous time for a football match when they should be on the beach. But still if you’re one of the second string given a chance this is a huge opportunity against a proper team who are up for it with a major tournament at the end of the year.
Also I had to go out after the second Senegal goal and probably missed the worst of it.
I've never rated Tuchel, he's fine when it's all going well then he gets ridiculously reactive and angry when it goes wrong. We all know it's going to go wrong and he'll start throwing tantrums at the England hierarchy and get sacked.
Hendo says no.The task facing Tuchel is enormous without doubt ... ask yourself this - how many of the current England squad would get into a starting line-up for Spain, Portugal or France?
The only chance we have at the next World Cup is to build a team where the collective is considerably superior to the individual components ...