by Pepe the Horseman » 21 Jun 2016 10:37
by genome » 21 Jun 2016 10:48
Pepe the HorsemanMaguire - Worst thing about it is that it's ruined the planned Saturday all-dayer. Roy, nobody wants to watch these things on a Monday night
Yeh, this. What night will the quarter final be?
Maguire
- Henderson couldn't deliver a pizza
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by Silver Fox » 21 Jun 2016 11:23
Silver Fox they'd have opened up a bot more .
by Pepe the Horseman » 21 Jun 2016 11:44
No Fixed AbodePepe the HorsemanMaguire - Worst thing about it is that it's ruined the planned Saturday all-dayer. Roy, nobody wants to watch these things on a Monday night
Yeh, this. What night will the quarter final be?
Surely it's better it isn't on a Saturday? You can go on your all-dayer and there will be far fewer kants about.
by Stranded » 21 Jun 2016 12:16
genome I am looking forward to playing a team who actually want to play football against us and not shove everyone behind the ball. We've seen that we are good enough to beat the top teams and Portugal (most likely oppos) have been fairly dire so far.
by jd82 » 21 Jun 2016 12:21
by Sutekh » 21 Jun 2016 12:58
by Hoop Blah » 21 Jun 2016 12:59
by Maguire » 21 Jun 2016 13:14
jd82 Sturridge is facking infuriating to watch, always wants one touch extra, slowing play down and meaning all his team mates have already made thier runs while he's still doing stepovers 3 yards away from anyone. One example last night where Clyne overlapped and rather than a simple 10 yard ball into space he tried to take on 3 defenders
by Maguire » 21 Jun 2016 13:21
Sutekh Really had enough. Last night it was like watching Reading; clueless, slow, ponderous and predictable.
Blame really has to be with Hodgson and the fact he has not developed a style or system and picked players that fit with that system well and instead just adheres to the same old faces and supposedly "best" players and then tries to force them into a stultifying and tactically inept system for the occasion.
Credit though to Clyne who was the best player on the pitch and feel sorry for Vardy who was forced into a role that really isn't his game.
The sooner Hodgson goes or has a complete change of approach the better
Finally well done to Wales, nice to see someone capable of keeping the British end up. Think I prefer to watch them rather than Roy's deadly dull wasters
by Sutekh » 21 Jun 2016 13:24
Hoop Blah Totally agree on Sturridge. He has so much ability but looks like he just wanders around trying to make himself look good. He very rarely does the simple yet effective thing, be that when passing or when trying to take a chance.
He really should've scored last night, either from the lovely ball over the top from Dier or by better anticipation of Vardy's new post flick on in the first 20 minutes or so. The one time I remember him really taking the easy option was when he slid Clyne in just after half time. My guess is that he'd just got a talking to about taking the easy option so played him in (and it should've been a penalty for me, what the point of the extra officials is I don't know).
All in all though it was another decent performance but we really do need to find that killer instinct in the final third but, as others have said, when we go up against teams that actually want to attack us as well as get 10 men behind the ball we'll surely find it a bit easier.
by Maguire » 21 Jun 2016 13:31
by genome » 21 Jun 2016 13:42
Strandedgenome I am looking forward to playing a team who actually want to play football against us and not shove everyone behind the ball. We've seen that we are good enough to beat the top teams and Portugal (most likely oppos) have been fairly dire so far.
It may be Portugal but they aren't the most likely opponents.
For them to finish 2nd they need to either beat Hungary and Iceland beat Austria by the same scoreline or draw 1-1 while Iceland draw 0-0.
Most likely opponents are Hungary - defeat for them and any result but an Icelandic win sees them 2nd.
Opponents in list of likeliness:
Hungary
Iceland
Portugal
Austria.
by 6ft Kerplunk » 21 Jun 2016 13:43
MaguireSutekh Finally well done to Wales, nice to see someone capable of keeping the British end up. Think I prefer to watch them rather than Roy's deadly dull wasters
Shit bait but you can have a nibble anyway. They got played off the park by England, offered nothing at all. Pleased their through though.
by Stranded » 21 Jun 2016 13:48
genomeStrandedgenome I am looking forward to playing a team who actually want to play football against us and not shove everyone behind the ball. We've seen that we are good enough to beat the top teams and Portugal (most likely oppos) have been fairly dire so far.
It may be Portugal but they aren't the most likely opponents.
For them to finish 2nd they need to either beat Hungary and Iceland beat Austria by the same scoreline or draw 1-1 while Iceland draw 0-0.
Most likely opponents are Hungary - defeat for them and any result but an Icelandic win sees them 2nd.
Opponents in list of likeliness:
Hungary
Iceland
Portugal
Austria.
Ah. I thought we played the group winners.
by bcubed » 21 Jun 2016 13:52
jd82 Wilshere is clearly not fit, let alone match fit. He was visibly blowing at about 35 minute last night.. His performance demonstrated all the things I don't like about him. Over omitting himself with and without the ball.
Sturridge is facking infuriating to watch, always wants one touch extra, slowing play down and meaning all his team mates have already made thier runs while he's still doing stepovers 3 yards away from anyone. One example last night where Clyne overlapped and rather than a simple 10 yard ball into space he tried to take on 3 defenders.
It's a shame that our 2 best performers have both been in the same position, Clyne will probably (rightly) miss out in the knockouts, which seems a bit harsh.
by Pepe the Horseman » 21 Jun 2016 13:59
bcubedjd82 Wilshere is clearly not fit, let alone match fit. He was visibly blowing at about 35 minute last night.. His performance demonstrated all the things I don't like about him. Over omitting himself with and without the ball.
Sturridge is facking infuriating to watch, always wants one touch extra, slowing play down and meaning all his team mates have already made thier runs while he's still doing stepovers 3 yards away from anyone. One example last night where Clyne overlapped and rather than a simple 10 yard ball into space he tried to take on 3 defenders.
It's a shame that our 2 best performers have both been in the same position, Clyne will probably (rightly) miss out in the knockouts, which seems a bit harsh.
agree with this plus he's a oxf*rd lazy oxf*rd
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