You're spot on. I don't mind any of the players or the manager but the way the media are going on as if they already have it won just makes me want them to lose.
Its my favourite song from international football, as you say really catchy.
He did. You can see him cringe when the question is being asked, but handled it well. As a good goalie should.
Since Englands very first win against Croatia the press have had Englands name on the trophy...Going by last nights match if England do go through, i think Italy will tear them apart.
I f*cking hope not.
It will, but %^*& them!
On the march with Tallies army ?
Reporter shouldve asked Schmeichel about his team, not the reporter's own team.
Yeah but to be fair, Kasper can't hold onto the ball for 25 mins of a match like his Dad did when Denmark won it. Single handedly changed the backpass laws forever
Those arguments are futile. England set-up the first league and cup competitions. Also, this important document standardising the rules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_the_Game_(association_football)
It’s this kind of nonsense that is why people like seeing England get beat
Three Lions is the greatest football song of all time and, in it's own right, is a great pop song as a stand alone. It's beloved by England fans and if you're in a pub, the team's winning and it gets played loud a couple of minutes before the final whistle it can be spine tingling. Like it was at the weekend in the pub I was in.
Ian Wright must be a “bigot”Even Ian Wright said what a stupid question, on ITV’s highlights last night.
Players and Southgate are coming across better than some of the media.
Having said that, England are winning this tournament. So everyone get prepared for the overkill
Ridiculous
Where in England are you from?
She's just a TV character though (for tax reasons), the actual real scoatish Lorraine Kelly would be raging!
He is wrong. But not for the reason you are debating. It is wrong of a journo to ask such a fcuking ridiculous question.
Alright Rio
Absolutely tremendous from Schmeichel
The foundation of the oldest clubs in the UK happened so close together in a time of little media save newspapers and little travel that it is inconceivable that football was a nation wide sport rather than merely an English one.
An excellent point indeed. Talk about '66 was never to gloat in fact it was a measuring stick to see how England had underperformed since then, or at least perceived to have done.
