Poor bloke!!... Worst person that could have happened to
But the likeliest person, which is the point.
Oh come on that was a great cross and mix up between Maguire and the Keeper. Maguire did the right thing going for it. Needed to leather it rather than just try to flick it.
Right, but he didn't, because he's low on confident and in poor form. It's a worry for England.
So lets make his confidence even worse when he gets stick from his own fans, playing for England - Maybe not tonight if they're from the Scots, but we cant pretend those who "support" the sides he plays for, are just as bad.
Sorry, you're right. Just in case he reads Charlton Life, it wasn't a poor own goal.
Poor bloke!!... Worst person that could have happened to
But the likeliest person, which is the point.
Oh come on that was a great cross and mix up between Maguire and the Keeper. Maguire did the right thing going for it. Needed to leather it rather than just try to flick it.
Right, but he didn't, because he's low on confident and in poor form. It's a worry for England.
So lets make his confidence even worse when he gets stick from his own fans, playing for England - Maybe not tonight if they're from the Scots, but we cant pretend those who "support" the sides he plays for, are just as bad.
Sorry, you're right. Just in case he reads Charlton Life, it wasn't a poor own goal.
Nahhhh, can't start players who have semi-retired out to silly leagues
Alexander-Arnold is probably the best alternative option alongside Rice in the Midfield, allowing Bellingham the freedom ahead of them.
Yet Southgate likes the slightest amount of experience through the team - He probably feels he got burnt without Henderson against the United States, and having it work the rest of the World Cup has made it comfortable for him.
Nahhhh, can't start players who have semi-retired out to silly leagues
Alexander-Arnold is probably the best alternative option alongside Rice in the Midfield, allowing Bellingham the freedom ahead of them.
Yet Southgate likes the slightest amount of experience through the team - He probably feels he got burnt without Henderson against the United States, and having it work the rest of the World Cup has made it comfortable for him.
Yeah but I'd pick Gallagher because... Well... I love him.
Poor bloke!!... Worst person that could have happened to
But the likeliest person, which is the point.
Oh come on that was a great cross and mix up between Maguire and the Keeper. Maguire did the right thing going for it. Needed to leather it rather than just try to flick it.
Right, but he didn't, because he's low on confident and in poor form. It's a worry for England.
So lets make his confidence even worse when he gets stick from his own fans, playing for England - Maybe not tonight if they're from the Scots, but we cant pretend those who "support" the sides he plays for, are just as bad.
Sorry, you're right. Just in case he reads Charlton Life, it wasn't a poor own goal.
But am I not allowed to think he's in terrible form and becoming a worry for England despite doing well for us in the past?
So lets make his confidence even worse when he gets stick from his own fans
I was referring to the booing in the Grounds when I said the above, rather than comments on Forums
Hopefully tonight has allowed Southgate to see that Dunk is a potential option in the Defence, because the majority of England games he's been shown to have been reliable - What Gareth needs to find is someone who is playing regularly, and will do better than Harry for the National Team.
How successful is Southgate compared to previous managers?
hE's gOt LuCkY
Its my favourite statement when people describe his run - As I rarely remember any difficult draws where we've deserved to go out (2002 and 2010 the only ones perhaps)
Think it shows that Scotland’s Euro qualifier group is pretty weak. England are a step above anything we’ve played so far (and you think they could have gone up another couple of gears too if they needed).
How successful is Southgate compared to previous managers?
hE's gOt LuCkY
Its my favourite statement when people describe his run - As I rarely remember any difficult draws where we've deserved to go out (2002 and 2010 the only ones perhaps)
I mean we've had some brilliant talent over the last 30 years. This lot are just all playing well together. I wonder who is key for that?
Think it shows that Scotland’s Euro qualifier group is pretty weak. England are a step above anything we’ve played so far (and you think they could have gone up another couple of gears too if they needed).
Harsh on yourselves to be fair, given the result against Spain - Be interesting to see how you do against them in the reverse match.
Happy with that. After they thrashed us 0-0 at the Euros and their recent form, Scotland will have really fancied that tonight. Barring a 5 minute spell they were comprehensively outplayed.
How successful is Southgate compared to previous managers?
hE's gOt LuCkY
Its my favourite statement when people describe his run - As I rarely remember any difficult draws where we've deserved to go out (2002 and 2010 the only ones perhaps)
I mean we've had some brilliant talent over the last 30 years. This lot are just all playing well together. I wonder who is key for that?
Steve Holland - He was always very highly rated @ Chelsea.
I genuinely get a Clough | Taylor feeling from Southgate and Holland - I think if he buggered off, then Southgate's limitations would be exposed a little more.
Think it shows that Scotland’s Euro qualifier group is pretty weak. England are a step above anything we’ve played so far (and you think they could have gone up another couple of gears too if they needed).
Harsh on yourselves to be fair, given the result against Spain - Be interesting to see how you do against them in the reverse match.
Beating Spain is an amazing result, they have some good players but are a team in transition.
I’ll be in Seville next month for the return fixture, hoping for a repeat!
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But am I not allowed to think he's in terrible form and becoming a worry for England despite doing well for us in the past?
Yet Southgate likes the slightest amount of experience through the team - He probably feels he got burnt without Henderson against the United States, and having it work the rest of the World Cup has made it comfortable for him.
I was referring to the booing in the Grounds when I said the above, rather than comments on Forums
Hopefully tonight has allowed Southgate to see that Dunk is a potential option in the Defence, because the majority of England games he's been shown to have been reliable - What Gareth needs to find is someone who is playing regularly, and will do better than Harry for the National Team.
Its my favourite statement when people describe his run - As I rarely remember any difficult draws where we've deserved to go out (2002 and 2010 the only ones perhaps)
I genuinely get a Clough | Taylor feeling from Southgate and Holland - I think if he buggered off, then Southgate's limitations would be exposed a little more.
#1 Capello : 66.7% win rate
#2 Southgate : 62.1% win rate
#3 Ramsey : 61.1% win rate
#4 Hoddle : 60.7% win rate
#5 Greenwood : 60.0% win rate
#6 Eriksson : 59.7% win rate
#7 Hodgson : 58.9% win rate
I’ll be in Seville next month for the return fixture, hoping for a repeat!