Is this what we will be watching at the euro's in 2 years time?

Possibly with the addition of gerrard (?!) and rooney.

If so, im out.

As much as I love Sturridge, I wish he was more clinical.

Should have done better there Sturridge! Good header back across

Reckon that net should be higher, to give the ball a better chance of going in

LMAO

How was that a good ball ???? , it was hit in hope into space, Milner had to keep that in

Good spell for England.

Good move by England there. Some promise at least.

I should have got me cauldron out before they went eh

at least we're not losing yet

Not even Harry Potter can save them now

I get a feeling Hart might have flapped at that, i think he deserves to be dropped

I just had a vision of him on the pitch running around with his Nimbus 2014


Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

snore......

Oh Barkley! Shame after some good play.

Barkley's got so much potential.

I think that's the mentality of England managers though.

Hart plays for Man City. The best team in the league so he must be the best. Better than Foster who plays for lowly West Brom.

...and make it wider, then loose shots would get in. I had high hopes for this England team, and so far their shots are high and wide. -sigh-
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We can't defend from goal kicks, can we?

Great free kick Lampard, I thought I was watching Gerrard then.

I wish the players would take a bit more risks in what is a meaningless match (for England). As another poster said (I think it was Dix), it's still the same, slow play.

Or our own free kicks? No!

You have to look at why Foster plays for West Brom though. It's because (as I've heard from WBA fans) he can have a blinder one week and then make 2 or 3 costly mistakes the next. Consistency has always been his problem.

Would like to have seen Forster get a chance today instead.

actually as time went on, we got a bit better, at least we havent panicked when defending like normal

Same old defensive lapses at the end there, Jones ball watching and lucky to escape.