England Forum - FIFA World Cup 2026: Other Teams Thread

Nah, the Klingons ended up being good, these guys are like the Founders ( changelings )!

 

Never going but the use of VAR in the world cup has been absolutely appalling. So much variation game to game between when VAR decides to intervene and where it doesn't.

Argentina end the world cup astonishingly without a single VAR intervention against them, while also having the most interventions in favour of them. It's an all timer of favourable reffing.

 

We are producing better footballers than we pretty much ever have, even if the ones that people think will don’t, plenty of others will.

 

It was somewhat tongue in cheek. We have a lot of talent coming through. We just need to get the pathway through to the national team right. I feel the Premier League is potentially a blocker with the instant demands, and I worry about Dowman being at Arsenal given how Arteta plays.

 

We'd have given Spain a much better test

 

Klingons have honour

 

Trump and Infantino getting booed.

 

Why the f is Infanito donning white trainers and a suit. Moron

 

A worse England team gave a better Spain team a much closer match in 2024.

 

The Pl is a huge problem but reforms won’t come unless we have a huge failure. And even the PL will fight like hell to prevent them and their PFA frenemies will assist if they think its pro international football reforms,

 

2 for 1 on booing from the crowd

 

How does it go down in Spain that all the players have their regional flags around them?

 

Trump is on a stage and he's not even the worst person on there. That's a first.

 

Apparently the ceremony was delayed as there was a problem in the toilets trying to get Infantino’s head out for Trumps ass.

 

Who cares?

 

Credit to scaloni for being the only honourable argie pushing his players away

 

After watching the game back yesterday, the game control was with Argentina and then England scored against the run of play.

But the game control swung so much further in Argentina's direction after the goal, that people are retrospectively remembering it being even game until the goal.

This is why Tuchel made the subs he did. After watching it again, (without the nerves), as much as they were wrong, I understand why Tuchel made those changes at the 70th minute.

Edit: im not defending Tuchels decisions, they screwed us, I'm just highlighting that the assumption we would have won had he not made the changes is very debateable

 

Not really we had control of that game till the goal. Then tuchel ********ed it up

 

Yeah, lets go back to having players score against us with their hand or assualting us inside the box, and let them have only a yellow and us only a free kick outside the box. Thats so much better. VAR is not perfect, but it should be improved not abolished.

 

That twat Enzo has come back out for his medal. ********ing shameless ********.

 

Messi will probably moan about being robbed of the golden boot by the third place match,

 

So so so happy to see those uncouth, odious scumbags sent packing. 10/10 hatewatch.

The worst world champions of all time, both on the pitch (FIFA rigged it for them) and off the pitch(the racist chants about the French players, the Falklands gestures, the behaviour from their fans) I could be here all day.

 

Did I mishear or did the commentator just say we might see Messi in the Euros in two years time?

 

Clearly, the occasion was too big for Tuchel. We came into the game exhausted, mainly due to Tuchels squad selection, and overuse of a too small group of players, and then Tuchel panicked. First with the team selection, picking Rogers over a fit Saka, due to some physicality reason. You don't see world class coaches do that. Then he was paralyzed not using substitutions. After maybe 65 minutes, things was out of control. And beyond recovery..

 

It's high time Argentina start focusing on producing technical players rather than valuing pace and power.

Declan Rice would have added a lot of stability to this team.