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Football Neutrals Thread - Part 2
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owen10
02-06-2016
Do you get the feeling that Ian Wright does not like Mark Pougatch much because everytime i see him he looks miserable when the presenter starts talking
Jim De Ville
02-06-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“Do you get the feeling that Ian Wright does not like Mark Pougatch much because everytime i see him he looks miserable when the presenter starts talking”

It's the question that all of Europe is asking, ahead of the championship.
misawa97
02-06-2016
Hodgson plays a system desperate to fit Rooney in. It's ridiculous.
NorthernNinny
02-06-2016
Honestly the let's blame everything on Rooney brigade has surpassed all expectations of embarrassment.

Here's a novel idea, don't start with three strikers. Let's not drop England's top goalscorer rather the new kid on the block. Rooney and Kane should both start.

Some pace, even if Sterling is frustrating at times he still looks a threat.

Wilshire should be one of the first names on the team sheet and James Milner who is Mr Dependable shouldn't.
Big Poy
02-06-2016
Can't really blame the players for that display tonight, God knows what Hodgson was doing but hopefully he won't start with that formation next week.
Captain_America
02-06-2016
Originally Posted by Big Poy:
“Can't really blame the players for that display tonight, God knows what Hodgson was doing but hopefully he won't start with that formation next week.”

Bodgson should've used tonight to start the majority of his 11 to play against Russia, in the formation he plans to use for the game. He shouldn't still be experimenting a week before the tournament. All the rubbish we saw tonight should've been road tested in friendlies months ago. Bodgson doesn't appear to know what he's doing. I fear he really doesn't know what he's doing. It's like watching a real life version of Mike Bassett: England Manager.
k0213818
02-06-2016
Originally Posted by Captain_America:
“Bodgson should've used tonight to start the majority of his 11 to play against Russia, in the formation he plans to use for the game. He shouldn't still be experimenting a week before the tournament. All the rubbish we saw tonight should've been road tested in friendlies months ago. Bodgson doesn't appear to know what he's doing. I fear he really doesn't know what he's doing. It's like watching a real life version of Mike Bassett: England Manager.”

At least Mike got us to the semi-finals.
Jamesp84
02-06-2016
"Bodgson"

batdude_uk1
02-06-2016
What is with the silly nickname?
TheTrader78
02-06-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“Do you get the feeling that Ian Wright does not like Mark Pougatch much because everytime i see him he looks miserable when the presenter starts talking”

He's missing the gaffer not being in the room
MichPlat
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“So on this performsnce how far do you think England will go in the Euros

I would say Quarter finals”

They should just about make it to France ...
DUNDEEBOY
03-06-2016
Koeman to Everton just can't see the attraction not convinced this will happen
NiteOwl12
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by DUNDEEBOY:
“Koeman to Everton just can't see the attraction not convinced this will happen”

Very smart move by Everton, if it happens. I have for a while thought Koeman one of, if not the best manager in the premier league and I would like to see him manage at a club which doesn't have to sell on its best players to survive.
batdude_uk1
03-06-2016
I will still have to be convinced that this will actually happen, as he does look quite settled at Southampton, but if he does move to Everton, I wonder who his replacement at Southampton would be?

It would be a very good opportunity whomever takes it on.
codeblue
03-06-2016
Moving from Southampton to Everton is a backwards step

It must be about money
batdude_uk1
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by codeblue:
“Moving from Southampton to Everton is a backwards step

It must be about money”

I think it is more of a sideways move, but then again with this new investment that Everton have recently got, it might in someway be a small step up.

Time will tell I guess.
Mark F
03-06-2016
The double your wages and transfer kitty will appeal to him - so long as they then don't sell the likes of Barkley, Stones and Lukaku.
dearmrman
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by Mark F:
“The double your wages and transfer kitty will appeal to him - so long as they then don't sell the likes of Barkley, Stones and Lukaku.”

That I would imagine is one of the first things the new manager will have to sort out, convince those players to stay, if they want to that is. Though they are all good players, I think the amount of money they could fetch, they could easily be replaced.
codeblue
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by batdude_uk1:
“I think it is more of a sideways move, but then again with this new investment that Everton have recently got, it might in someway be a small step up.

Time will tell I guess.”

Everton need to invest in their ground, Southampton do not
batdude_uk1
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by codeblue:
“Everton need to invest in their ground, Southampton do not”

I was thinking from a purely on the pitch footballing perspective, as that is what a manager most cares about, and is contracted to sort out, but the point about the respective grounds is true.
codeblue
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by batdude_uk1:
“I was thinking from a purely on the pitch footballing perspective, as that is what a manager most cares about, and is contracted to sort out, but the point about the respective grounds is true.”

it will determine how much money the manager has to spend
Jamesp84
03-06-2016
Koeman should know Everton's place.
Matt35
03-06-2016
Southampton to everton would be interesting if it happened. Maybe he's thinking he's taken Southampton has far as they can go unless he gets funds to strengthen which he might have been told he's not getting. First thing he'll have to do is replace lukaku who wants to play CL football next season. I don't think Everton will getting into top anytime soon without some serious spending.
codeblue
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by Jamesp84:
“Koeman should know Everton's place.”

There role is to make up the numbers, true.
dearmrman
03-06-2016
Originally Posted by Matt35:
“Southampton to everton would be interesting if it happened. Maybe he's thinking he's taken Southampton has far as they can go unless he gets funds to strengthen which he might have been told he's not getting. First thing he'll have to do is replace lukaku who wants to play CL football next season. I don't think Everton will getting into top anytime soon without some serious spending.”

Think Lukaku needs a bit of a reality check...the clubs been linked with him so far are Chelsea, Man Utd & PSG...two of those won't be offering it him next season, and the one that can, then he obviously has no desire to win the competition. He might get better offers after the Euros of course, or he might be persuaded to try another season at Everton under a new regime and see how that works out.
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