Skybluekyle
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England - Lee Carsley Era (10 Viewers)
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David O'Day
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should of scored that
Skybluekyle
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Gordon's strike was proper poo too
Skybluekyle
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Carsley celebrated the goal, does that absolve him for not singing the national anthem?
Frostie
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Immediately shows what we lacked in the Euros, somebody like Gordon running in behind.
Mucca Mad Boys
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We look very good on the ball today and would love to see what a full strength would look like.
3 CBs and Trent makes sense moving forwards if Chilwell nor Shaw can stay fit. Only Rico Lewis looks like he’d play LB of the young players coming through but there was talk of him wanting to play as an ‘8’.
3 CBs and Trent makes sense moving forwards if Chilwell nor Shaw can stay fit. Only Rico Lewis looks like he’d play LB of the young players coming through but there was talk of him wanting to play as an ‘8’.
Mucca Mad Boys
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Agreed, we have looked a bit more vulnerable at the back. Probably because Ireland were going to be fired up for it.
Mucca Mad Boys
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He wasn’t good enough last season and last season was probably a wake up call for both his Man City and international career.
Sick Boy
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It also helps not having Kenny in charge!
Evo1883
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We will improve over the months as the players digest his methods
Mucca Mad Boys
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I was an early proponent of Carsley’s, his work with the U21s was fantastic and Southgate - whatever we think of him - has laid solid foundations.
The team now versus 2017 is night and day. Carsley has a track record of a) coaching many of the existing squad at age-group level and b) finding creative solutions tactically and in team selection.
It has to be a 5 or 6 wins this Nations League campaign to be considered for the job full time.
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Skybluekyle
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Smallbone's head must be smoother than a Neutron Star
Sky Blue Harry H
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Please tell me I didn't hear ' Quuen is in a box' or some such. Surely they haven't sunk that low. Apologies if I'm wrong.
Also helped having a left footer on the left whos also got a bit of a pace to stretch them
edit - think he’s naturally right footed but can go with left as well
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rob9872
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Just the 30 years ago then. How many involved will be there today? Should we still hate Argentina for the Falklands, perhaps Afghanistan in the cricket? Where does it end? England fans rightly given poor press for booing national anthems, seems booing the English anthem is fair game.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Great goal.
Skybluekyle
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That's a quality goal
Paul Anthony
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If there were going to be two players to score today, it had to be those two didn't it 
What is this whole passing and moving, getting players in behind? Are we actually allowed to do that!?
What is this whole passing and moving, getting players in behind? Are we actually allowed to do that!?
Sick Boy
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It's a sporting rivalry; don't be so sensitive.
bigfatronssba
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Agreed
However it was also sporting rivalry when England fans booed other national anthems.
Some of us just want consistency.
If it’s fine for Ireland fans to boo an anthem, it’s fine for England fans to do the same
rob9872
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Your reply was to the post about about hatred being taught. I'm all for rivalry, it's important not to lose it, but hopefully post Good Friday Agreement, we can move forward and stop the hating. It might not be this generation, but won't help opening old wounds.
Skybluekyle
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Not sure if anyone has been critical of people booing national anthems.
When you're at home, you naturally try to make as hostile an atmosphere as possible.
Previous joking aside, I see no issue with booing (even if it's not my thing).