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Anonymous

07/15/26(Wed)17:44:24 No.156819997

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Anonymous 07/15/26(Wed)17:44:24 No.156819997 Archived

I was right
lads thought I was stupid, but I was right

I sensed defeat from the moment Kane was not visible in the box. I watched all the tournament matches of Tottenham and Bayern

Now it's a bit mental as a dedicated Kane fan. Gotta smell a fresh air. 6:45AM in South Korea.

Anonymous
07/15/26(Wed)17:46:05 No.156820228

Anonymous 07/15/26(Wed)17:46:05 No.156820228

You might be right, but this wasn't the biggest issue with England
It was their shit coaching parking the bus

Anonymous
07/15/26(Wed)17:48:56 No.156820564

Anonymous 07/15/26(Wed)17:48:56 No.156820564

>>156820228
Both are in line with coaches mind.

It's a bit mental Gordon and Rice were left out
In such a situation, defending with ten back like that is not an EPL style strategy.

Anonymous
07/15/26(Wed)17:57:13 No.156821493

Anonymous 07/15/26(Wed)17:57:13 No.156821493

>>156820228
England completely controlled the game with a high intensity, physical, and quality squad that absolutely bullied Argentina's midfield and locked down Messi, to the point where Argentina couldn't even get a single shot on target. They were running the show, which makes their decision to voluntarily park the bus such an absolute joke. It basically triggered Messi’s core memories right when he was struggling. Why? Because breaking down a 10 back low block is literally what Messi has been doing for the last 20 years during Barca.

He was getting physically bullied and tossed around by Rice and Anderson. England coach's choice gave Messi all the time and space to pick his passes without any pressure. I can’t even imagine how much he must have been grinning.