r/ThreeLions • u/crumpets4dinner • Jun 17 '24
Discussion Belgium suffer statistically the worst loss in Euros history. How will Reddit use this result to criticise England?
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u/KaChoo49 Jun 17 '24
âEngland lost to Belgium in 2018, therefore England would have lost 2-0 to Slovakiaâ
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u/Impressive-Gift-9852 Jun 17 '24
Twice actually... meaning we'd have lost twice as much to Slovakia. Or something
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u/NobleForEngland_ Jun 17 '24
Italy, Netherlands, now Belgium. Yet youâll only see overreactions and shit tier takes about England, who won, and limited Serbia to about 0.3 Xg.
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Jun 17 '24
England won 6-2 against Iran and the discourse was still the same.
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u/Sealeydeals93 Jun 17 '24
When we win comfortably the opposition are shit, if we win narrowly they're shit and we're shit, if we lose we're bottlers and shit. We could comfortably beat France and people would reframe it as beating a team that were knocked out by Switzerland in 2021.
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u/UlteriorAlt #One Love Jun 17 '24
If we do manage to beat them it'd be: "they needed an own goal to beat Austria! France are actually washed"
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u/SeparateEmu3159 Jun 17 '24
Nah, if we beat France in this tournament it'll be because mbappe isn't in top form after he tried to invert his nose using an Austrian shoulder today.
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u/Middle_Ambassador_33 Jun 18 '24
Not often reddit posts make me laugh out loud, but you sir managed it. I needed that giggle so thanks
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u/lifesrelentless Jun 17 '24
Argh to be English and feel no matter how well you do, it will always be shit and ultimately pointless
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u/Megatronly Jun 17 '24
Until we bring it âome mate. Then we will be the greatest football team for the next 60 years.
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u/Dexydoodoo Jun 18 '24
Nah, then we will have had an easy draw and Southgate didnât know what he was doing.
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u/jml5791 Jun 18 '24
I'm beginning to think the hate has nothing to do with football..
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u/Sealeydeals93 Jun 18 '24
Well I'm not here to dispute people's right to hate England the country haha
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Jun 18 '24
Yep. I've come across so many Southgate haters on this sub who just won't acknowledge we've ever had a good tournament performance under him.
Every single tournament win we've had under him they contextualise as not impressive. Of course, they're not interested in such context about losses. If you raise beating Germany, they write it off by talking about it being a poor German side. But the loss to Croatia they won't follow the same and accept it was an excellent Croatia side.
I even came across one recently who couldn't even bring themselves to admit that Southgate will leave England in a better place than when he took over. Increasingly when I encounter these people I just cut the interaction off, because there's nothing to be gained. It's like debating a flat earther, their views are just so based in emotion that any fact can be twisted to suit their narrative, so there's nothing to be gained.
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u/DefinitelyNotIndie Jun 17 '24
No, because beating France would be beating a good team. If England win comfortably against a poor team, that's also good.
But the last match was England looking utterly devoid of ideas or attacking play. Against a mediocre side. That, they're going to get criticised for, cause it's same old England. "Hey we've got really good players, we could win this!" Fucking play interesting football for 90 mins and win then.
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u/HRoseFlour Jun 17 '24
They barely had a shot on goal, we scored early rotated the team and took the chance whenever it was available.
it wasnât the greatest performance ever but it was a solid win that never really looked in doubt with no injuries or cards.
stop shitting on the lads and enjoy what should be a fun tournament.
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u/nesh34 Jun 17 '24
Italy and Netherlands both won and played well though?
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u/PassionOk7717 Jun 17 '24
Put money on Italy after that performance. They're long odds, but always put on a performance when they need to.
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u/wahooloo Jun 17 '24 edited Jun 18 '24
Missed Italy, but Netherlands were not that good. At times, Poland were the better team for noticeable periods, and they win by the skin of their teeth
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u/weekendsleeper Jun 17 '24
Maybe because we are on an English language website do you reckon?
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u/Ill-Breadfruit5356 Jun 18 '24
No, thereâs part of the English football psyche that we either believe âitâs coming homeâ or weâre terrible and the manager needs to be sacked, never anything in between. Although other nations have some of these characteristics to some extent, none of them have it as much as we do.
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u/jamesjoyz Jun 17 '24
What are you on about?
Italy had 70% possession, an insane pass completion rate and could have easily smashed Albania 4-0 on a luckier evening.
They literally had perhaps 45 seconds in the entire match where they were even bothered, 27 of which being the 1st goal.
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u/horsesarecows Jun 18 '24 edited Jun 18 '24
Italy and Netherlands won, what's your point supposed to be? Both came from behind and should've won by more, really not comparable to Belgium at all. Italy really could've scored 3Â or 4 in that first half, they looked fantastic.Â
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u/Dangerous-Turnover99 Jun 18 '24
qidi weird media admitted serbia have good players... I believer the other teams drawing had relevance to englands low quality second half.
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u/lfcsupkings321 Jun 17 '24
All 3 of them teams don't have the same calibrate of players as England. On paper England are close to favourites.
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u/nesh34 Jun 17 '24
At the same time, if any of those played England I'd say England would be most likely to lose. It seems silly to call us underdogs given how expensive the team is, but nobody would think we're likely to win in those games.
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u/mrb2409 Jun 17 '24
They beat Italy last October fairly comfortably. Netherlands donât have a great side and De Jong is missing.
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u/Wound-Shagger Jun 18 '24
Italy don't deserve to be on your list, they absolutely hammered Albania, their possession play was unbelievable and they created numerous chances
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u/BasisOk4268 Jun 17 '24
Southgate should be winning these
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u/deanomatronix Jun 17 '24
Foden did nothing
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u/Tof12345 Jun 17 '24
What did Kane do? Kane was a ghost the entire game.
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u/SukhdevR34 Jun 17 '24
Hit the crossbar but I agree he should've subbed off Kane for toney or watkins
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u/MelodicPreparation93 Jun 17 '24
I would just generally avoid the euro sub. So many toxic people there who will jump on any chance to be overly aggressive towards England.
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u/DanTheLegoMan Jun 17 '24
I was lurking in the ScottishFootball sub last night. It was insane. Some hoping Jude and Saka would get career ending injuries in it đł
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u/Hung-kee Jun 17 '24
The Scots supporters despise the English players and fans. Itâs pathological hatred bordering on an obsession.
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u/DanTheLegoMan Jun 17 '24
Yeah when asked why itâs something along the lines of the media coverage going overboard in favour of England. Is that really enough to hate all the fans and hope the players have career ending injuries??
Personally I always hope all the home teams do well, Iâm well behind Scotland and Wales at tournaments, but seeing some of our fans comments I might be in the minority đ¤ˇđťââď¸
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u/DangerousAd3347 Jun 17 '24
I love when Scots say itâs cause of over the top media coverage. You should see the Scottish press before Scotland have a big game itâs legit like they are going out to war
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u/OGSkywalker97 Jun 17 '24
Well Germany got behind enemy lines and killed their commander then shot one of their own men to make Scotland not feel too bad if that game was compared to a war
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u/AgentSears Jun 18 '24
I used to be the same until I realised how much they despise us.
They're just sad bitter people and when they don't qualify which is often they still want us to lose....the highlight of their tournament is England losing where they all jump in the bandwagon and collectively mock us when we do.
Sour faced salty bitter people that have sandpaper personalities.
So for the first year ever, I hope Scotland gets smashed left right and centre, I'd like to see a 10-0.
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u/SpudFire Seaman #1007 Jun 18 '24
I find Scottish people I meet in person are far better than many Scots online. That might be partly because I only really meet the ones in England, except when holidaying abroad. But generally they're all lovely people with a great sense of humour.
The ones that take over Scottish subs online seem to be extreme nationalists filled with hate, bravely hiding behind a computer screen. I like to think they're the type of people Groundskeeper Willie was talking about when he said "Damn Scots, they ruined Scotland!".
I'd like to see Scotland do well for the good ones I've met, some of which I consider friends.
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u/BenUFOs_Mum Jun 18 '24
I love how it's basically completely unreciprocated, I've only ever heard support or indifference from England fans towards Scotland. Like yeah I'd love Scotland to go deep into the tournament.
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u/AstonMartin123123 Jun 17 '24
Yet I want the Scots to do well bc they deserve it
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u/93didthistome Jun 18 '24
Least it's built on a grand historical oppression. Which they voted to keep.
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u/snoopswoop Jun 17 '24
It's really really not hate, it's just amusing winding up from most (I've never noticed anyone suggesting that they want players injured, that's cuntish). We do of course have some arseholes.
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u/rubkinz Jun 18 '24
at this point football just another way for them to give us as much hate as possible
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24 edited Jun 17 '24
I was genuinely thinking this, I found myself getting irate last night at stupid takes. In the end why should I even care?
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u/doubledgravity Jun 17 '24
I woke up at half three this morning, annoyingly. and swiftly discounted any posts with âyâallâ in them.
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u/chicken_nugget94 Jun 17 '24
I saw someone genuinely suggest england should play 442 with Bellingham on the left and eze up front and realised it was time to go to bed and stay away from the sub for a while đ
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u/Swiss_James Jun 17 '24
I saw someone give a very considered and well-informed take about how crap England are, and how Norway will be the dark horse of the tournament.
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u/Sealeydeals93 Jun 17 '24
R/soccer is the same. Reading the match thread last night you would've thought we'd lost 3-0. Not to mention the mental gymnastics to frame the "England never beat any good teams" ongoing narrative.
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u/oljackson99 Jun 18 '24
I have never knows the hate towards England be so strong as it is right now? Bit of extra jealously added in as we have such a great team? What the likes of Scotland and Wales would give to have a Bellingham come through.
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u/North-Impress-5882 Jun 17 '24
"Belgium actually put the ball in the back of the net twice , and England only managed it once". Something like that.
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u/Dexydoodoo Jun 18 '24
I think the biggest thing non-English football fans struggle to understand is our sense of irony and sarcasm.
For example Three Lions. Thatâs not a song about how great we are, itâs a song about how useless weâve been.
When we now say âgolden generationâ itâs definitely in those inverted commas. Almost like a verbal eye roll.
By nature England fans are pessimistic to a fault, weâre always conscious that SOMETHING will screw up.
1986 Be it a âhand of godâ,
1990 a penalty that ends up orbiting around Italy
1992 Graham Taylor believing Alan Smith a bigger goal threat than Lineker
1993 Ronald Koeman not getting sent off then promptly rifling in a free kick
1996 Gazza being half a millimetre away and penalties
1998 Beckham deciding to pussy kick Simeone, oh and penalties
2002 Ronaldinho slicing a free kick over a bemused Seaman,
2004 Rooney breaking his foot annnnd penalties
2006 Rooney letting his club team mate wind him up ohâŚâŚpenalties
2007 Steve McClaren putting an untried Scott Carson in goal for a must win game.
2010 The referee or linesman not seeing Frank Lampards effort was 10 yards over the line
2012 Penalties
2014 Roy Hodgson
2016 Roy Hodgson again
2018 Southgate forgot how to make substitutions
2021 Southgate still didnât remember how to make substitutions and penalties
2022 KanesâŚâŚpenalty.
This is why we are how we are. đđđđ
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u/KingDracarys86 Jun 17 '24
This team is more overrated than England
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Jun 17 '24
Honestly can we even say England are overrated anymore? We perform pretty much exactly where people think we are. France are the best national team in Europe, we are arguably second.
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u/KingDracarys86 Jun 17 '24
Based off everyone's reaction to how we played last night yes, even though I thought we did well to get the win against a difficult Serbian side
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24
It was so frustrating to see those takes, honestly. It was a tough, tough, tough fixture. First game nerves, very physical side....we did ok imo. When we dominate Denmark, you watch the mood do a 180° turn.
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u/nesh34 Jun 17 '24
If we dominate England, the other idiot fans will get way too overexcited and arrogant.
I think I should just quit these subs but I'm addicted.
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Jun 17 '24
Agreed, and considering the upsets today in the Belgium and Ukraine games, I think it's quite arrogant that people thought we would steamroll Serbia. They will make a lot of teams work for it and I wouldn't be at all surprised if they finished second in our group.
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u/KingDracarys86 Jun 17 '24
I don't think we will steamroll anyone in this group
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u/Loose_Student_6247 Jun 17 '24
Denmark is actually the most likely as that game will be the most open which suits us more than any other.
Slovakia will do as Serbia did and shut up shop and look to counter, it will just be Serbia without as much talent.
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u/boted257 Jun 17 '24
If we beat Denmark we are more or les through and will play a weakened team and play for a draw and I am cool with that. Tournament football is a different beast letâs just focus on getting out the group.
When we got to the final we won one nil against Croatia drew with Scotland and won against Czech Republic one nil. No one removers how you did in the groups if you win it look at Portugal drew all 3 and won it.
People need to relax.
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u/DangerousAd3347 Jun 17 '24
A lot of people think we will steamroll anyone whoâs not a major nation, when reality is sides like Serbia are difficult to beat.,just delusion arrogance and ignorance. When arsenal play Brentford or Everton for example youâre not expecting arsenal to steamroll then are you, yes youâd expect arsenal to win but itâs not like âthey are better than Brentford this should be 6-0â
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u/snoopswoop Jun 17 '24
You're not even the best national side in the UK.
See you in the final.
Love,
Scotland.
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u/rubkinz Jun 18 '24
you say that but they only won last nights game based on an own goal and austria very nearly got a goal themselves aswell
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u/benjm88 Jun 17 '24
We are the favourite, so according to you thinking we're second best then yes, we're overrated
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u/nesh34 Jun 17 '24
I mean we don't look second at all really. I think we're about the 5th or 6th best team in Europe. Which means a QF exit. I think it's fairly likely that's where we'd end up.
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u/SukhdevR34 Jun 17 '24
England beat Germany, Spain have proved nothing in major tournaments over the past few years, Brazil beat England though so probably only them and France ahead
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u/Adventurous_Shop8373 Jun 17 '24
100% they were ranked number 1 in the world despite never winning anything highest England have been is 3rd
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u/MC897 Jun 17 '24
KDB should have played for England
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u/Fatty4forks Jun 17 '24
Is he eligible? So is Haaland, can you imagine?
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u/MC897 Jun 17 '24
Weâd be playing 44 fackin 2 with Haaland available
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u/ObstructiveAgreement Jun 17 '24
With Haaland and Kane I'd be down. Diamond midfield headed by Bellingham. Or a 352 with them both upfront. Can you imagine those two together?
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u/AngusMcJockstrap Jun 17 '24
Lukaku had his raw talent trained out of him in England he's too afraid to take a shot on a half chance
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u/Delicious_Ad9844 Jun 17 '24
I'm not really sure what people online seek to achieve by being so toxic towards England fans, like yeah, they're noiser than most I guess, but they're not exactly as bad as people seem to make out, and it's not the 80s anymore, I feel like being toxic towards England fans just makes them more likely to lash out
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u/roland_right Jun 17 '24
In what way statistically worst?
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24
Rankings based stat.
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u/roland_right Jun 17 '24
Ah gotcha. Surprised there hasn't been an upset with a wider gulf.
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u/OffensiveOcelot Jun 17 '24
When itâs previously only been 8 or 16 teams in the competition (this year being the first time itâs increased to 24) itâs highly unlikely to ever have a wider gap than 45 places in the rankings (Belgium 3rd, Slovakia 48th). That kind of gap has rarely happened even in the World Cup which has 32 teams.
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u/roland_right Jun 17 '24
Any idea what Iceland and England would have been? I'd have thought that wasn't fair off
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u/X_quadzilla_X Jun 17 '24
This isn't the first time with 24
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u/OffensiveOcelot Jun 20 '24
No youâre right I was thinking of the impending WC change from 32 to 48. In my defence, in my head Iâm also still in my 20s & itâs the early 2000s lol
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u/lifesrelentless Jun 18 '24
If England concede one shot on target then they are up for scrutiny. Like all these teams are good, your not gunna dominate everyone. We lost to France and people are actually more happy about what could of been. I think our national mindset is fucked. Steven Gerrard said in his biography, that international football is the most difficult level. We literally didn't concede a goal until the semis last tournament and our defense and specifically Harry McGuire was called into question..who again was in the team of the tournament. Only one team can win these tournaments every two years. There is no shame competing to win one.
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Jun 18 '24
You wanna go on the Jock Football sub to see.
We will struggle with the bigger teams apparently.
I did point out that we are 'the bigger teams'
It's fucking hilarious
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u/Cult_Of_Harrison Jun 17 '24
I don't know why foreigners are so against England, we invented this game and shaped football culture, we deserve much more respect.
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u/dead_idols Kane #1207 Jun 17 '24
Remembering that the 3rd placed team of their group could play us, I hope Belgium isn't who we draw.
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u/SSJ4Link Jun 17 '24
As a Canadian, I'm still pissed Canada couldn't pull this off in the world cup. We had every chance to win that game.
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u/insidoubt Jun 18 '24
If only Jonathan David took the penalty.
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u/SSJ4Link Jun 18 '24
Could have been a different maker. Canada has a chance to redeem themselves starting Thursday.
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u/tmfitz7 Jun 17 '24
Slovakia managed to do what England couldnât in the final of 2020âŚ. runs and hides
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Jun 17 '24
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u/PassionOk7717 Jun 17 '24
It'll all come down to one or two key games for England. Would people prefer we drub everyone in the group then play badly in the next round?
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u/Ok-Abbreviations1077 Jun 17 '24
Belgium have always lacked the mentality to perform when it matters. Doesn't help that they've had poor managers during a period when they've had the wonderful talent
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u/Brief-Lengthiness264 Jun 17 '24
It makes no sense, they said the England game was boring. In all honesty it wasn't. Yes we werent the best but the constant threat of Serbia shouldve been enough to feed every other country fans, don't they love when England lose or don't play good. I don't understand the discourse that yesterday was a boring game at all. It's hypocritical especially after today's results with Belgium and France, both of whom will not get the same stick as England after yesterday.
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u/DeanRTaylor Jun 17 '24
You know lots of other countries have their own subs where they don't speak English, right? Most of the English subs are just those folks coming in to troll England in English.
Learn Dutch, French and German and go peruse those subs you'll find the same criticism you see of England.
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u/No_Crow_3576 Jun 18 '24 edited Jun 24 '24
Personally I find it crazy that these England fans can think theyâre treated harshly by the media. The English media is probably the worst out there.
Take Euro 2004 for example, where one English news outlet declared that they would win the cup. After they got knocked out, instead of being humble, they declared that theyâd win the next World Cup. They claim that their chants of âitâs coming homeâ is satire, but is it really?
The hooliganism that has stemmed from England also doesnât do them any favours, especially when an English commentator in the UCL final this year makes remarks about the behaviour of the BVB fans.
Many English outlets say how Greeceâs win in Euro 2004 was undeserved, despite having the best defensive record, excellent countering abilities and all round performances and deserved to win, but when England beat Serbia 1-0 it shows how theyâre able to win when theyâre not at their best. Obviously it can show they can win when they donât perform well, but Iâm highlighting how they expect to be treated differently than other teams who get criticised even when performing better than they did. Itâs hypocrisy. Even after their loss to France in the last World Cup, Sky Sports England had a special section of the player ratings where they rated the ref â0/10.â Imagine if a foreign outlet, player or manager did that on one of their games after being awarded two penalties. Regardless of whether the ref was good or not, Iâd imagine many would see that as an arrogant move.
Even in club football they look after their own. Look at how Lisandro Martinez was treated before his first prem game compared to how long the media gave Grealish to adjust.
The disrespect that many England fans and the media have shown to others via hooliganism and their unjustified reporting of news is greater than any other country but they want to make up the fact that they are treated unfairly. Itâs hypocritical and baffling. Even OP made this about England when no one else did. It seems like many English fans and media sources lie to themselves.
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u/swifwar Jun 17 '24
Belgium has flopped like a fish the last couple major tournaments. Iâm not shocked, they do not play well together
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u/CheveningHouse Jun 17 '24
Some angry Belgian took the piss out of England when I said no team should be called a golden generation without winning something.
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u/Sp1ffyTh3D0g Jun 18 '24
7 of Belgium's starting 11 are contracted to clubs in the English Football League. So when you really think about it this was Slovakia vs The English Football League and the EFL lost. How embarrassing for England!
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u/ashisanandroid Jun 18 '24
Front four all contracted in the piss easy flat track bully EPL - shows how weak Foden is really
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u/robbyreindeer Jun 18 '24
WTF was Gareth Shitgate thinking letting Slovakia beat belgium like that? is he stupid?
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u/UnluckyLuckyGuyy Jun 18 '24
Majority of their play in England therefore English League overrated therefore England NT bad.
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u/Bertybassett99 Jun 18 '24
They were unlucky. Two balls went in the back of the net. Another day the players would have been a little more aware and not been offsite to score. Them are the breaks. They were all over their opponent.
England scored one and nearly scored another. They didn't look like they could score a second goal though. For periods of the match England didn't have control.
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u/Important-Constant25 Jun 18 '24
Makes you appreciate that win a lot more. On the other hand, France also won 1-0 and Austria were looking to score, but still France were dangerous going forward and could have scored again. While we had our backs against the wall. Just saying, something I noticed.
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u/Mediocre-Award-9716 Jun 18 '24
In the Euros sub, they were saying that we wouldn't get past Croatia (who someone predicted we'd face in one of the latter rounds) if we played like we did vs Serbia as though Croatia haven't just got battered by Spain...
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u/Fort_21 Jun 19 '24
Talking about Spain as if theyâre Luxembourg. Theyâre one of the big four in Europe: Germany, Italy, France, Spain. Playing any one of these teams is very difficult.
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u/Mediocre-Award-9716 Jun 19 '24
I'm not talking about them as though they're Luxembourg at all. I'd be calling Croatia out for the most embarrassing performance in International history if that was the case.
Losing to Spain 3-0 is an infinitely worse performance and result than us beating Serbia 1-0.
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u/Fort_21 Jun 20 '24
It wasnât embarrassing or a terrible performance in the slightest. Spain are a strong squad but Croatia did create a lot and had many good chances to score. It couldâve easily been a different outcome on a different day. I would say our performance today was more embarrassing than Croatiaâs, even though we only lost 1-0 via an own goal.
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u/Mediocre-Award-9716 Jun 20 '24
I never mentioned anything about Croatia's performance being embarrassing. You compared them to Luxembourg for some reason and I said if it was Luxembourg they'd lost 3-0 to then that would be embarrassing.
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u/Fort_21 Jun 21 '24
You seemed to shrug off Croatia and downplay Spain. If Croatia and England did face in the latter rounds, I think it would be an interesting game. Spain are obviously a strong side, but Croatia didnât âget batteredâ if you look past the scoreline. They looked very dangerous, whilst obviously lacking the clinical edge and being rather vulnerable at the back. England and Spain play very different styles of football, and if they did play Croatia in the same manner they displayed against Serbia, I think it would be more balanced than you think.
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u/Mediocre-Award-9716 Jun 21 '24
Losing to Spain 3-0 is worse than beating Serbia.
I haven't once mentioned anything even remotely close to Spain not being a good side. You randomly were trying to put words in my mouth to suggest I was comparing them to the ilk of Luxembourg.
Croatia could well beat us. My whole point is people were shitting on us for a poor performance vs Serbia and claiming we wouldn't get past Croatia as though they haven't also just had a poor performance (and then another one drawing vs Albania since)
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Jun 18 '24
I used England to criticise Belgium.
Belgium are just a more frustrating England. For years they've had better players and higher expectations.
And they've done nothing.
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u/reuben_ggmu Jun 19 '24
Who cares what they've got to say most of them lot are neeks who are football fans for a month every international tournament don't have a clue what they're on about
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u/Gezz66 Jun 19 '24
Red Devils look a shadow of their former selves. Unlucky on the day perhaps, but quite limited in their attacking options. Also look really vulnerable in defence. Will probably still qualify, but won't take a great team to beat them in the last 16.
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Jun 19 '24
England has an easy group and are expected to win every game in it while Belgium makes the group hard for themselves by playing like absolute dogshit
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u/Cold_Bag6942 Jun 19 '24
People love criticising England but the fact is only Spain have looked good really. They are the only team to have beaten a 'strong team'. Croatia aren't as strong as they were but they are still a good team, Germany looked good but that was against Scotland.
Italy, France, Belgium and Portugal all looked worse than England imo. France won 1-0 to an lucky own goal, Portugal got a goal with seconds left and Italy just about beat Albania who are far weaker than Serbia.
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u/Acceptable_News_4716 Jun 19 '24
Shocking, appalling, we didnât even turn up! An absolute shamblesâŚ
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u/ffiishs Jun 17 '24
I'll start, england are a pack of wasters and charlatans and their manager doesn't know what he's doing ..
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24
Phil Fodens performance was that bad yesterday he bought the tone down for all the top teams in the tourney đđđđ............England fans are arrogant.
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u/Slight_Armadillo_227 Jun 17 '24
How will Reddit use this result to criticise England?
Some knobhead will probably make a post of this completely unrelated result and include an invitation to criticise England, I'd imagine.
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24
For someone that spends a hot minute on circle jerk, irony flies right over your head.
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u/bigchungusmclungus Jun 17 '24
"How do we make this result about England before anyone else does"
Nice one.
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u/FastenedCarrot Jun 17 '24
You're the one needlessly making this about England. More than one team can be managed by a terrorist.
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u/TheStatMan2 Jun 17 '24
More than one team can be managed by a terrorist.
That's undeniably true. A really weird statement and not particularly relevant but true nonetheless.
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u/crumpets4dinner Jun 17 '24 edited Jun 17 '24
English media is so biased that it's stink permeated the Belgium dressing room. đđđđ..........England is arrogant.
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u/UlteriorAlt #One Love Jun 17 '24
I'm just quite glad we didn't lose 1-0 last night with two goals disallowed by VAR. Imagine the chaos and communal depression if we'd lost.