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Pickford
Walker - Stones - Guehi
Trippier --- Mainoo - Rice --- Sakae bllingham ----- Foden
Kane
more how you guys play
Pickford
Walker - Stones - Guehi
Trippier --- Mainoo - Rice --- Sakae bllingham ----- Foden
Kane
Saka plays on the right for Arsenal doesn't he? Has he any history of playing on the left?Pickford
Walker - Stones - Guehi
Trippier --- Mainoo - Rice --- Saka
Bellingham ----- Foden
Kane
Decent lineup that, nicely balanced with Trippier's delivery from the right and Saka's left foot keeping the width on both sides.
Oh, waddya mean it's the same 4-2-3-1 with no left side whatsoever???
The trouble is our attack doesn't seem to have been particularly effective, particularly against 'well organised' teams who have no interest in an open game, and eventually you do have to score some goals.Been through this up-thread already, but more here: England have the Euros' most effective defence. Should Southgate double down on his tactics?
Lucky one-nil win it is then.
Unless we’ve been spending all our time practising penaltiesThe trouble is our attack doesn't seem to have been particularly effective, particularly against 'well organised' teams who have no interest in an open game, and eventually you do have to score some goals.
Otherwise you go out on penalties.
He plays almost exclusively as right forward for Arsenal now, but as a natural left footer he's played left back, wing-back, and left forward before on multiple occasions.Saka plays on the right for Arsenal doesn't he? Has he any history of playing on the left?
I've lost touch with football a fair bit in the past couple of years, so genuinely a bit ignorant: who are the other left back/wing options these days?He plays almost exclusively as right forward for Arsenal now, but as a natural left footer he's played left back, wing-back, and left forward before on multiple occasions.
Him moving shouldn't have to be an option, but Southgate has backed himself into a big Luke Shaw sized hole with his frankly ridiculous squad selection. Yeah, don't bother with a backup for the near-terminally injured left back, what could go wrong?
Wow, that's quite a damning assessment of his recent England performanceswill be interesting to see if Bellingham can do better. As he plays abroad I've barely ever seen him play ....
Left back - Chilwell, Mitchell, Doughty; none of whom are in the squad. Shaw is the only left back included, a guy who's not just injury prone but literally injured from the time of announcing the squad to the present day.I've lost touch with football a fair bit in the past couple of years, so genuinely a bit ignorant: who are the other left back/wing options these days?
Oh, Grealish, for one, I guess?
I missed the first two games from work but yeah.Wow, that's quite a damning assessment of his recent England performances
CheersLeft back - Chilwell, Mitchell, Doughty; none of whom are in the squad. Shaw is the only left back included, a guy who's not just injury prone but literally injured from the time of announcing the squad to the present day.
Left wing - Gordon, Eze (both in), Grealish, Maddison, Rashford, Sterling (all out).
Aye, but an "injury gamble" is a longstanding tournament tradition, innit!Shaw is the only left back included, a guy who's not just injury prone but literally injured from the time of announcing the squad to the present day.
Very effective.Cracking defensive start. Solid.
Are you two gonna be miserable cunts for the entire match?Very effective.
The build up to that in the Slovakian area was almost encouraging, though. Particularly the pass through to Saka, although just couldn't quite sort it out.
Meanwhile: CAN WE PLEASE STOP LETTING THEM PUT THOSE DANGEROUS CROSSES INTO THE BOX PLEASEANDTHANKYOU??
Are you two gonna be miserable cunts for the entire match?
Depends if England stay this shitAre you two gonna be miserable cunts for the entire match?