Football is coming home, Euro 2024 Final, England v Spain(Sunday 8pm)

[DualityNSNO]

Toney has won a league before

A league indeed

I take my words back, I wasn't familiar with his immense winning game, truly.

 

[Nymzee]

A league indeed

I take my words back, I wasn't familiar with his immense winning game, truly.

More than Kane anyway. #fraud

 

[BullensRoad]

Yeah soz Watkins and Toney have won the League 20 times, forgot mate, carry on. Serial winners.

It’s called a footballing brain, or even a brain for you probably.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Even deeper. Shocking that how he's ignoring me isn't it.

I don’t think he played the same as Rodri but if you’re average position graph says so whatever. Ruiz was behind him more than he was Rodri which says to me it switched to a double pivot.

I’m not responding because you’re not usually down to actually discuss tactics

 

[Miked1e]

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On the break he's not - he comes back to defend corners/free kicks and doesn't have (and never had) the pace to then sprint upfield, which is bizarre to me as a choice.

The way Morata played is exactly what Kane should've been doing today, and the team around him - Olmo looked 50 times the player he usually is as he had someone to enable him to play and drag defenders. Kane was dragging defenders for no one and the structure of the team is nonexistent.

Nothing to do with just defending corners.

General play he drops far too deep and when the play does get beyond the defence he is always 40-50 yards behind.

That’s not the way he should be playing and is not all on Southgate.

That’s him being old And slow.

 

[DualityNSNO]

It’s called a footballing brain, or even a brain for you probably.

So you believe Toney and Watkins are serial winners then?

Ok mate x

 

[Nymzee]

I don’t think he played the same as Rodri but if you’re average position graph says so whatever. Ruiz was behind him more than he was Rodri which says to me it switched to a double pivot.

I’m not responding because you’re not usually down to actually discuss tactics

Or because I very quickly showed you up to be wrong, again, and your brain can't handle it.

 

[PITA]

Kane touched the ball about 30 times in the entire tournament. He was absolute fire in every game. Any time England broke he was no where to be seen. It’s absolutely baffling that anyone thinks he was the right person to lead the line but each to their own I suppose. I just think generally it’s beneficial to have a striker that can actually move.

Is that a 'f' or a 'd'?
Big difference between duck and f***.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Or because I very quickly showed you up to be wrong, again, and your brain can't handle it.

Nope!

But it’s not worth taking the time to go into detail on it.

 

[Nymzee]

Ronaldo held Portugal back. Kane held us back. It's very simple. Both brilliant strikers, both do not suit their teams whatsoever.

 

[Rita_Poon]

It’s called a footballing brain, or even a brain for you probably.

Darkness falls across the land
The midnight hour is close at hand
Creatures crawl in search of blood
Gear and lager in neighbourhood...

 

[Nymzee]

Nope!

But it’s not worth taking the time to go into detail on it.

You said I was 100% wrong and Ruiz was deeper than Zubimendi yet Zubimendi was even deeper than Rodri let aloen Ruiz

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

And what trophies?

Let's be honest, winning trophies can definitely help define a player's quality but I don't think it's a hugely important factor when discussing "best players in their position". Phil Neville won nearly as much as Everton ever has, Shearer won 1 title, for example.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Let's be honest, winning trophies can definitely help define a player's quality but I don't think it's a hugely important factor when discussing "best players in their position". Phil Neville won nearly as much as Everton ever has, Shearer won 1 title, for example.

Phil Neville superstar, after all.

 

[BullensRoad]

So you believe Toney and Watkins are serial winners then?

Ok mate x

They certainly have more about them than an out of form Kane. They’re a threat, stretch the defence and actually create goals and score them.