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England. 08:36 - Jul 12 with 1537 views

So proud of them , after the Iceland game i never thought id say that again! At last we have a national team we can all get behind! Well done lads!

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England. on 09:35 - Jul 12 with 1483 views

paulparker

Agreed , I look forward to England games again now
what we have are good honest lads who have come through the lower leagues to reach the pinnacle of their careers , no wags, no circus , no Terrys undermining the team, no prima donnas , just lads giving everything they have for the shirt and actually wanting to play for England rather than seeing it as an inconvenience and getting in the way of their champions leagues dreams ( Gerrard, Carragher, lampard, Rio etc )

And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles Brian Moore

England. on 10:02 - Jul 12 with 1448 views

RblockPrior

Totally agree I have fallen back in love with the England national team. Joy to support those lads

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England. on 11:43 - Jul 12 with 1325 views

runningman75

I enjoyed their performances though Sterling seems to have become the national scapegoat.

England. on 11:50 - Jul 12 with 1305 views

SydneyRs

Yes they've won me back too, a fantastic tournament despite the sad end. Its hurting and will for a while.

England. on 12:02 - Jul 12 with 1275 views

simmo

To think, not that long ago we couldn't get anybody to Wembley for England games. That apathy has been washed away now by a young team full of potential and a manager with class and humility.

Well done England, you should all be proud.

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England. on 12:25 - Jul 12 with 1218 views

daveB

England. on 11:43 - Jul 12 by runningman75
I enjoyed their performances though Sterling seems to have become the national scapegoat.

Not sure why but does seem to be the case.

I thought he played well again last night and we missed him when he went off, If he had missed that Kane chance he'd have been slaughtered,

England. on 12:50 - Jul 12 with 1158 views

smegma

England. on 12:02 - Jul 12 by simmo
To think, not that long ago we couldn't get anybody to Wembley for England games. That apathy has been washed away now by a young team full of potential and a manager with class and humility. Well done England, you should all be proud.

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England. on 13:01 - Jul 12 with 1120 views

runningman75

England. on 12:25 - Jul 12 by daveB
Not sure why but does seem to be the case. I thought he played well again last night and we missed him when he went off, If he had missed that Kane chance he'd have been slaughtered,

Sterling did not score but his movement was great creating space for others. People suddenly become "experts" at world cups though reminded me of sitting at QPR at times when players get criticized by "experts".

England. on 13:06 - Jul 12 with 1110 views

Toast_R

Surely the FA must now work with the Premier League to try and form some kind of home grown quota in first team squads. I know all clubs are pretty much foreign owned and they have no interest in the national team but it's about time we claimed back a bit of our identity in our leagues. Surely something can be done?

England. on 16:55 - Jul 12 with 960 views

Northolt_Rs

England. on 12:25 - Jul 12 by daveB
Not sure why but does seem to be the case. I thought he played well again last night and we missed him when he went off, If he had missed that Kane chance he'd have been slaughtered,

Spot on. Both Alli and Lingard should’ve been taken off rather than Raheem. He was a constant problem for them unlike those two who were anonymous again.

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