In a way he is right. This is what happens when you only have 1 world class striker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Like you said England are alwful.
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In a way he is right. This is what happens when you only have 1 world class striker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Like you said England are alwful.
Yeah but we beat San Marino 5-0 so we bust me good and As Tildsley said "it was a brave effort from our lads"Quote:
Originally Posted by Wiltord's Winner
brave effort :lol:
the international team is in such a state a draw in poland is seen as a brave effort :lol:
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Originally Posted by Ach
At what we do perhaps. . ?
Which is noy play comp winning football
I still can't believe Woy said that it was a game suited to long ball, whist playing Defoe up front. :haha:
We'll never, ever learn. That's exactly what we did when Owen was asked to run about like a maniac chasing after the latest hoofed effort.
We should have the ability by now to beat teams like Poland without resorting to long ball methods I mean how many times do players from the top teams that way?
Not very often. It shows that Woy has no confidence in trying to make them play somewhat like everybody else does.
This. This is the reason why The Stokes etc get away with that longball nonsense cause they thing its the right way to plat, the great english way.Quote:
Originally Posted by dazthegooner
England would really be better off not qualifying for the next WC, we just go and embarrass ourselves anyways.
I think we could do well in Brazil we would manage at least play 3 matches :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...cision-at-lastQuote:
Craig Levein has lost his job as Scotland manager.
The 48-year-old has paid for a poor start to World Cup qualifying which means the Scots - bottom of Group A with two points from four games - have little chance of reaching their first finals in 16 years.
A seven-man Scottish Football Association panel has been considering Levein's future since late last week, and the former Hearts and Dundee United manager will not now be in charge for this month's game against Luxembourg.
That friendly, against opponents ranked 142nd by FIFA, would represent a gentle start if a seventh permanent manager since the turn of the century is found in time.
Gordon Strachan is a clear favourite with bookmakers Sky Bet, with former bosses Walter Smith and Alex McLeish also prominent in the betting.
Levein, who succeeded George Burley in December 2009, leaves with a record of 10 wins, nine defeats and five draws from his 24 games.
Not a shock really.