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Pussay Patrol Flag 03 Jul 18 10.40pm

Although slightly fortuitous in the end tonight, I felt all tournament our shape, tactics, discipline and togetherness of the squad has been exemplarary. It wasn't a sparkling performance but we didn't rise to provocation and we managed the game well

Ironically our tactics are the same as those deployed by Hoddle , 3 at the back, playing a wing back system. It plays to our strengths

Also destroys the myth there were no decent English managers to lead the England team. All the wasted years under Stupid Sven and Clueless Capello

 


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mattteo Flag 03 Jul 18 10.50pm Send a Private Message to mattteo Add mattteo as a friend

No. Seriously, no. It was nothing about tactics. It was a normal game between 2 balanced teams, no magic don by Southgate to win it.

Not a world discovery to play 3 defenders at the back. In eliminatory matches it's actually proven that defending well and counter attacking can get you past better opponents in 90 or 180 minutes.

Hard thing when you play 5 defenders is to score many goals, qualify from the qualifying group or to win a league ) none which are needed at the WC

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 03 Jul 18 11.11pm Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

No quality to unlock a defence because Zaha wasn’t selected and then the passion/timing thing happening. Sterling is cr@p at this level.

 


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Pussay Patrol Flag 03 Jul 18 11.21pm

Originally posted by mattteo

No. Seriously, no. It was nothing about tactics. It was a normal game between 2 balanced teams, no magic don by Southgate to win it.

Not a world discovery to play 3 defenders at the back. In eliminatory matches it's actually proven that defending well and counter attacking can get you past better opponents in 90 or 180 minutes.

Hard thing when you play 5 defenders is to score many goals, qualify from the qualifying group or to win a league ) none which are needed at the WC

if it was so easy why didn't Sven and Capello work that out ? too busy banking their 6m salaries

Also cast your mind back 12 years - Sven brought on Carragher specifically to take a penalty, he couldn't score a pen if his life depended on it and duely missed, Southgate brought on Dier and Rashford who both scored, that's the difference between a manager with a gameplan and man who is clueless

 


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chateauferret Flag 04 Jul 18 12.10am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

if it was so easy why didn't Sven and Capello work that out ? too busy banking their 6m salaries

Also cast your mind back 12 years - Sven brought on Carragher specifically to take a penalty, he couldn't score a pen if his life depended on it and duely missed, Southgate brought on Dier and Rashford who both scored, that's the difference between a manager with a gameplan and man who is clueless

Southgate didn't bring Dier on to score a penalty; he brought him on to protect a 1 - 0 lead which he promply failed to do.

 


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Jamesrichards8 Flag 04 Jul 18 1.19am Send a Private Message to Jamesrichards8 Add Jamesrichards8 as a friend

Southgate completely changed a mentality that had become toxic. He’s got fresh new ideas (new for england), picks a team to play a system, and sticks by his guns.
Throw in some good leaders and a fantastic striker and this team is something to be proud of.
You can’t deny he’s done ana amazing job of keeping a balanced, focused and prepared mentality.

COME ON ENGLAND

 


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Mr Palaceman Flag 04 Jul 18 1.59am Send a Private Message to Mr Palaceman Add Mr Palaceman as a friend

Never thought Southgate would be good as England manager. Leaving out RLC for Alli and leaving Sterling in showed me that he doesn't know his best team

However he has surprised me. He has created a good spirit to the team and that's always a good start.

As for best manager since.... Some just get too carried away. Tonight could how gone very wrong. Luckily it didn't.

 


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Henry of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 04 Jul 18 2.34am Send a Private Message to Henry of Peckham Add Henry of Peckham as a friend

Just lucky, lucky, lucky. Nothing to do with tactics.

Ineffective set pieces, our inability to shoot at goal from open play in 120+ minutes and lack of discipline exhibited from a few of our "top" football professionals who got themselves drawn into tit for tats with Columbian thugs.

Overall a poor spectacle of a game but admittedly, an excellent penalty shoot out.

 


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Stirlingsays Flag 04 Jul 18 2.54am Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

Southgate is a below average manager who happens to be a 'yes' man for the FA and so was given the job.

He's in charge of an average set of players who have had an easy group and came second.....losing the one game against a reasonably good side. We couldn't even beat Columbia over 120 minutes. We have an amazing draw.....again, luck.

Bobby Robson's team would make mince-meat of this team.....Venables side also.....Where's the Gascoigne....We don't even have a Beckham or anyone good at set pieces.

Edited by Stirlingsays (04 Jul 2018 2.55am)

 


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twist Flag Miami, Florida 04 Jul 18 5.16am Send a Private Message to twist Add twist as a friend

Originally posted by Henry of Peckham

Just lucky, lucky, lucky. Nothing to do with tactics.

Ineffective set pieces, our inability to shoot at goal from open play in 120+ minutes and lack of discipline exhibited from a few of our "top" football professionals who got themselves drawn into tit for tats with Columbian thugs.

Overall a poor spectacle of a game but admittedly, an excellent penalty shoot out.

Have to stop you there, our best chances came from set pieces, several free headers that would normally be in the net, were not. Thats not tactical problems, thats poor finishing.
There are problems with the team, but the deliveries in set pieces have been good (at least from Trippier).

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 04 Jul 18 6.14am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Southgate is a below average manager who happens to be a 'yes' man for the FA and so was given the job.

He's in charge of an average set of players who have had an easy group and came second.....losing the one game against a reasonably good side. We couldn't even beat Columbia over 120 minutes. We have an amazing draw.....again, luck.

Bobby Robson's team would make mince-meat of this team.....Venables side also.....Where's the Gascoigne....We don't even have a Beckham or anyone good at set pieces.

Edited by Stirlingsays (04 Jul 2018 2.55am)

In 1990 we looked like going out until we scraped past Egypt, Belgium we beat in extra time, just, Cameroon were better than us but gave us 2 cheap penalties

 


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Pussay Patrol Flag 04 Jul 18 6.19am

Originally posted by Henry of Peckham

Just lucky, lucky, lucky. Nothing to do with tactics.

Ineffective set pieces, our inability to shoot at goal from open play in 120+ minutes and lack of discipline exhibited from a few of our "top" football professionals who got themselves drawn into tit for tats with Columbian thugs.

Overall a poor spectacle of a game but admittedly, an excellent penalty shoot out.

Absolute nonsense, our discipline was superb, we didn't rise to the provocation to the point where Colombia lost their heads. Compare that to 98 with Beckham and 2006 with Rooney

 


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