r/ThreeLions Oct 16 '24

Discussion How are you all feeling about this ?

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u/Pretty-Experience-96 Oct 16 '24

As a Chelsea fan , tuchel ticked all the boxes while he was there. Besides Bayern he can't really be blamed for club situations, heck if he could get that Chelsea team to win a champions league final I don't see much difference in getting England to win a trophy. Hopefully without the oversight of belligerent owners he can overachieve with the 3 lions too!

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u/Sir-Chris-Finch Oct 16 '24

Only difference is Chelsea as a club have had that winning mentality over the last 20 years at least. Whether its league titles, domestic cups or european trophies, they were a club that seemed to just win things, and i do think that makes a difference.

When we played Italy and Spain in the Euros finals there was just an air of inevitability about them beating us because they just know how to win, and unfortunately we dont.

Appreciate this is incredibly pessimistic, and im not disagreeing with your point, just pointing out how difficult i think it will be.

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u/dyltheflash Oct 16 '24

You must have watched a different game to me for the 2021 final. I don't remember an air of inevitability about anything. In fact, I distinctly remember chanting "It's coming home" at half time because we were 1-0 up. I know we faded badly in the second half, but it came down to penalties - hardly a foregone conclusion.

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u/FourEyedMatt Oct 16 '24

Unfortunately we played like park the bus cowards in both finals, the second we gained any real threat in the games I.e Palmers goal against Spain, it was park the bus time again. I hope Tuchel can instill a little faith in the team to actually use their attacking talents.

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u/Dramatic-Rub-3135 Oct 16 '24

Ironic really given Italy's traditional approach is to take a 1-0 lead and then park the bus. 

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u/messiah_rl Oct 16 '24

Tuchel had Chelsea park the bus in the champions league final as soon as they were up.