England look less like a team
with Sterling. For the second time in qualification Kosovo showed that no team should really be afraid of England as more goals papered over more cracks. read the rest of this rubbish
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England look more like a team
without Sterling. England secured qualification for Euro 2020 with a simple seven goal victory over modest opposition, Montenegro, thanks to a Harry Kane hat-trick and the team playing like a team. read the rest of this rubbish
So far, so good, so what, so
Southgate. England fulfilled their usual role of an unbeaten schlep through an easy qualifying group, with another performance to hint at finals humiliation. read the rest of this rubbish
England, we needed Churchill but got
Iain Duncan Smith. As Gareth Southgate looked on befuddled at his first choice XI being so inept before making bizarre changes that made things worse. read the rest of this rubbish
This’ll be where Roy’s 100%
ends. Roy Hodgson's England completed their 100% run through Euro 2016 qualifying with a three nil victory over the might of Lithuania. read the rest of this rubbish
The psychology of Roy
Hodgson. Much has been made of Roy Hodgson taking noted sports psychologist Dr Steve Peters with the England team to Brazil but maybe it's the manager he needs a look at not the players. read the rest of this rubbish
Did Roy see what the rest of us all
saw. As England drew 2-2 with Ecuador in the humidity of Miami, did Roy Hodgson see what was glaringly obvious to everyone else watching on? Bring on the kids. read the rest of this rubbish
Poor old Brazil, you have to feel sorry for
..'em. A little over a week away from a year before football crazy Brazil host their first World Cup tournament in 64 years and the poor old dears can't even beat England. read the rest of this rubbish
And that’s the England we know and
love. Hapless, hopeless, outplayed and technically exposed when up against a half decent side, as Ukraine are - it does take a major side to embarrass them - and ultimately lucky. Very lucky. read the rest of this rubbish
You’d hope Roy Hodgson would learn from
his first World Cup qualifier. But you know he hasn't. You know what he thinks he saw isn't what he actually did, by he effusive praise of certain individuals and the knowledge they'll be there against Ukraine on Tuesday. read the rest of this rubbish