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“I'm gutted for Southgate” | England vs Spain Euro 2024 Final Reaction

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Күн бұрын

Spain are the champions of Europe! And England have fallen at the last hurdle once more. Marcus, Luke, Andy and Jim pick up the pieces after another crushing final defeat.
They discuss what went wrong after a promising first half, one of Harry Kane’s worst nights in an England shirt, that Cole Palmer moment, the continuing brilliance of Lamine Yamal and how Luis de la Fuente fixed Spain, and what happens next for England and Gareth Southgate.
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@tatslikehats
@tatslikehats Ай бұрын
The dynamic of Luke making an ill-thought out, overlong point and Andy then spending an inordinate amount of time gently explaining why he's being thick surely does make for a listen.
@bengreenbank
@bengreenbank Ай бұрын
Andy talks just as much shit as Luke. Still peddling his proven nonsense about how you can’t press or play decent football and win tournaments when we’ve just lost to Spain who do exactly that
@nihilsticgooner
@nihilsticgooner Ай бұрын
This is the exact mindset is the reason why England won't win anything in our lifetime.
@mega7070
@mega7070 Ай бұрын
People can have different opinions. Doesn't mean they're wrong. It's a subjective game. There isn't a perfect way to play. If you go more attacking , you open up yourself for more chances. We actually needed to be more astute defensively if anything in that second half.
@jd-mk3bz
@jd-mk3bz Ай бұрын
@@mega7070Spain scored 15 goals in the tournament. thank god they won, would’ve been horrific if england won
@yeahuhhhsure
@yeahuhhhsure Ай бұрын
Not a peep about Walker out of position on both goals, ey boys?
@yeahuhhhsure
@yeahuhhhsure Ай бұрын
Imagine if it was the other guy
@sihi5634
@sihi5634 Ай бұрын
Narrative around football is one of the things that does my head In. Another example is Mainoo, he had some decent halves of football but people calling him the answer to all problems. Trent not being able to defend is the perfect example sample though, no matter what he does it will never go, I don’t think he helps himself but it’s so annoying at this point.
@Seids_89
@Seids_89 Ай бұрын
Walker wasnt “out of position” due to any fault of his own, he is being pulled there as other players in the team are committed. So you can criticise him but that shows a rudimentary understanding of football. Shaw gets done for the first goal as a result of Bellingham switching off and Saka casually watches Cucarella amble past him for the second. Walker is “out of position” in the final moments but only because the rest of the team played a role before hand.
@sihi5634
@sihi5634 Ай бұрын
@@Seids_89 you could be right, I think the main point I would make is that Trent gets blamed for both goals if he’s playing, no question in my mind because of the narrative that he can’t defend. As Liverpool fans we see it constantly on sky sports/bt, it’s become a self fulfilling prophecy at this point, they just make it fit the goal. A more general point, Walker had a terrible tournament for me, looks done.
@Seids_89
@Seids_89 Ай бұрын
@@sihi5634 I am a Liverpool fan too, I am well aware of the narrative around Trent and I agree
@robstatonfootball
@robstatonfootball Ай бұрын
First half a masterclass is a reach
@frankmcloughlin7076
@frankmcloughlin7076 Ай бұрын
Well, that chap (Luke Moore) doesn't tend to voice any sort of circumspect or cogent views...
@MultiY4
@MultiY4 Ай бұрын
Maybe masterclass is a stretch but England were able to stop Spain from creating any real chances, which no other team did throughout the tournament.
@robstatonfootball
@robstatonfootball Ай бұрын
@@MultiY4 well, the point I literally only made was to say ‘masterclass’ was a stretch/reach.
@OriginalNuckChorris
@OriginalNuckChorris Ай бұрын
He must be blind.
@t2theizzo146
@t2theizzo146 Ай бұрын
Tactical masterclass? He picked an injured Kane and 2 number 10's to play on the counter attack. He was about to bring on Gallagher and TAA just before the 2nd goal. I've enjoyed your analysis but you are completely blinkered here.
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
Well they can’t criticise Southgate’s tactical plans because in the eyes of Luke Moore that would make them Tories.
@xauloo
@xauloo Ай бұрын
No trippier
@t2theizzo146
@t2theizzo146 Ай бұрын
@xauloo You're right. It was Trippier, which is an even more negative sub.
@richardmurphy1060
@richardmurphy1060 Ай бұрын
Stumbling our way to the final enabled the really hard questions about his tactical limitations to be sidestepped or not fully pursued lest anyone be tarred as trying to undermine the team. You can understand this to a point but, bloody hell, we all saw the way that England played in each game and the entirely reactive way that Southgate responded both in game and following some really bad performances. When did we start talking about "moments" as being the most we could hope for with this crop of players? I've heard this so often this tournament and it's driven me mad. We all know that international football is a bit more cagey but the idea that England cannot play better than "moments" represents farcically low horizons for the depth we now have - the best in my lifetime. It is entirely appropriate for people to say that Southgate should go based on the level of performance. No-one denies he is a nice man - like this is an argument for anything at all - but, ultimately, if he had not gotten England to decent finishes at major tournaments he would have been gone long ago. England need a manager that can take the team that step further and clearly Southgate is not the man to do this. Thanks for turning the ship around Gareth but its time to move on...
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
@@richardmurphy1060 yeah they are judging the manager based on the scoreline without judging him based on the actual performance against the certain opposition they are playing. Depending on individual moments to beat Slovakia is the best endorsement of Southgate to be honest.
@bengreenbank
@bengreenbank Ай бұрын
How is brassell still coming out with the same complete bollocks about how you have to play shit football to win tournaments? We literally just lost to a team playing good football Italy and Argentina won the last 2 tournaments playing good football Cowardly bullshit
@vinnigan6502
@vinnigan6502 Ай бұрын
Yeah I find it so strange how they can watch how spain play and not demand England do the same with the level of talent in the squad
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
Italy?
@bengreenbank
@bengreenbank Ай бұрын
@@hyywe240 Italy were great in 2020 when they won
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
​@bengreenbank oh its just ive heard england fans say they definitely should have won those euros because they had the best players and team of the tournament and it wouldve been an easy win with any other manager. But they were actually a really good team?
@Mojo-IRE
@Mojo-IRE Ай бұрын
​@@hyywe240That Italian team played great football. Walloped a much fancied Turkish side 3-0 in the opener. We're great against Belgium. Mancini had them playing great stuff.
@SeriousLee1977
@SeriousLee1977 Ай бұрын
This special episode sponsored by the English FA.
@labkl253
@labkl253 Ай бұрын
Tactically brilliant in the first half??? Wtf was I watching? Created absolutely nothing other than set pieces. It was agony for us to create a chance all tournament. Rode our luck, and yet again got showed up in the final by a team who can keep the ball. Didn’t see anything different out there than what happened against Italy 3 years ago. Time to change. And it isn’t an impossible decision to drop Kane!!! He can’t move ffs! We’ve seen it in every single game.
@tutor1989
@tutor1989 Ай бұрын
Thank God some of us saw that England actually fluked a way to a final playing like shit throughout the tournament
@DoFi12
@DoFi12 Ай бұрын
I can’t believe what I’m hearing on this pod
@Welchy-TV
@Welchy-TV Ай бұрын
This was a very strange episode. I am a big fan of this show and whilst I don't always agree on everything, for the most part I enjoy the differing opinions I have at times with you all. But this was by a mile the strangest show I have ever listened to. So many awful takes on this episode it was mad. The worst one for me was calling bringing Kane off an "impossible decision".... It is only impossible if you are a gutless, overly loyal manager who cannot see what is right in front of his face. For 7 games in this tournament england played without any threat on the left, nor a striker. Kane was woeful, for whatever the reason may be, he was ineffective and was a complete liability to the team. Anyone with a pair of eyes could see that it wasn't working. The worst part is, I think Kane is the sort of character that would have accepted the decision, I don't see him kicking up a stink about being dropped. It was Einstien's theory of insanity right in front of our eyes each game. Doing the same thing and expecting a different result. Southgate was happy to chop Trent and Gallagher when that expirement didn't work and they didn't play well. He even chopped Trippier for the final. But refused to do it with the other big names. Foden was poor all tournament, Kane was woeful, Bellingham was pretty poor outside of some great moments here and there. Half of that squad must be thinking "Why on earth did you bother bringing me".
@wrfootball3847
@wrfootball3847 Ай бұрын
This makes sense but it's clear from the way the tournament was going that England were a moments team where someone like Bellingham or Kane could bring it out of the hat out of nowhere. The resilience and never say die approach was kinda working. Bellingham and Kane both had important moments resulting in goals. The big question ultimately was would it work against Spain? I was thinking, likely not, but maybe yes. So in hindsight, it didn't ultimately work but did for most of the tournament. I think that's why he kept Kane. If the approach at the beginning was going to be all out attack, (what everyone wanted) that's a different thing, but the approach unveiled as a together and resilient team with "moments" that could win it. I'm not saying that the best approach, but was the narrative as the tournament went on and they would peak in the final. But unfortunately they didn't. In future we have to use Spain as the role model I think, but that wasn't gonna suddenly happen mid tournament with the way things were going. That needed to be the plan from the start.
@wynty200
@wynty200 Ай бұрын
@@wrfootball3847 A ‘moments’ team isn’t a thing. A ‘moments’ team is just a bad team that relies on it’s better players to rescue them. You can’t manage ‘moments’, it isn’t a tactical choice or style of playing, it’s just blind hope.
@wrfootball3847
@wrfootball3847 Ай бұрын
@wynty200 well I agree yes, but there was this never say die approach that was the narrative. Essentially, keep trying until a moment happens, and people kinda accepted that....until we lost. But yes I'm not saying it's an approach I would choose, just that's the way things were going. It's interesting because while England were winning all the Pundits were saying "tournaments are about moments" "Capitalising on moments" "Resilience, focus and never giving up". But the second we lost, all that was swept aside.
@hectorjelly
@hectorjelly Ай бұрын
Absolutely delusional analysis! A manager should be able to work out that you can't go long to a striker who isnt holding it up. England got to the final despite Southgate, not because of him, penalty technique being a notable exception.
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
He’s been the Manager for 8years and he’s playing lads out of position to absolutely no benefit to the team. Southgate seems like a great bloke but fuck he’s brutal manager
@jemsalmonphotography
@jemsalmonphotography Ай бұрын
Southgate has taken some of the world's best players and moulded them into mediocrity
@samuelanderson7182
@samuelanderson7182 Ай бұрын
I can’t believe how much of an easy ride Southgate is getting from them. They’re talking about how Spain are so good and wonderful (they are definitely good) but don’t ask why their coach in a 1/4 of the time has got less good players playing better football. It’s nuts. It’s like they think it’s an irreversible fact of DNA that Spain are better than us and nothing could be done.
@barisafacan
@barisafacan Ай бұрын
Guys you are still the laughing stock. England has a squad that can demolish any other team with multiple ways of playing the game. You can create a posession squad, or a high physique gegenpressing squad. Even the subs can make it to semi final. Southgate is holding you back how can you not see it?
@dontbelievethehype5013
@dontbelievethehype5013 Ай бұрын
You guy's are completely lost thinking England showed anything of worth this tournament. Period.
@GeekyMedia
@GeekyMedia Ай бұрын
Reality says different. They were a moment a moment away from a completely different outcome. Was the tournament performance good enough? Probably not. But it’s not a fluke that England got to the final mate.
@wynty200
@wynty200 Ай бұрын
@@GeekyMedia Incredibly undeserved good luck against Slovakia saved this tournament from being an abject disaster, and allowed everyone to think that playing badly and hoping one of your better players can magic up a goal from nowhere is an intended tactical decision.
@GeekyMedia
@GeekyMedia Ай бұрын
@@wynty200 There's no such thing as luck. England beat Slovakia. Should England have left it so last minute? No. But they won fair and square. That's sport.
@wynty200
@wynty200 Ай бұрын
@@GeekyMedia There definitely is such a thing as luck. England were terrible against a significantly worse team than them, and were rescued in the last minute by an individual moment of brilliance. They didn’t plan to do that, and it wasn’t the result of any particular playing style, it was sheer luck. Does that mean they didn’t ‘deserve’ to win, probably not, but lets not kid ourselves into thinking there was any sort of intent involved.
@BSultimate
@BSultimate Ай бұрын
The Italy final felt a lot worse. Spain are worthy champions
@Chris-mi7dy
@Chris-mi7dy Ай бұрын
Agreed. At least we were in the game against Italy. We never looked like winning yesterday
@untrainedear
@untrainedear Ай бұрын
Totally agree. If anything England made a better fist of this final than I'd feared. But the Italy game will always feel like the one that got away...
@benzo9059
@benzo9059 Ай бұрын
Bit of an weird one praising that first half as a way to indicate Southgate should stay or couldn't be upgraded on. Everyone knows he's good at keeping it compact and shutting sides down, it's by far the easiest thing to coach which is why every crap manager plays that way, and it can be effective, I just don't think it shows any incredible tactile acumen, it's the same thing Solskjaer did at United and was (rightly) laughed at for as it was clear he had nothing else. The issue is Southgate still loses games against top sides when he plays that way and shouldn't really even be playing that way when they regularly have the better side on paper, including last night. Think people just want a manager who'd get more out of such a talented group of attacking players and one who'd have the bravery to not play someone up front who clearly isn't fit. I sympathise with him as it's a hard thing to do, to drop Kane, and he was braver than Martinez was with Ronaldo, but he ultimately kept players on the pitch at times who were clearly holding the team back, some of the attacking players on the bench getting as few minutes as they did when Foden performed the way he did wasn't great either. Getting to a final on the side of the draw they were on was par for England really, it would have been a huge fuck up if they'd lost to any of the sides they played before Spain, we haven't learned anything new about Southgate but can still see what he's not good at. I don't think he has any chance of winning the World Cup so I don't see why they shouldn't change the manager now.
@DeanRTaylor
@DeanRTaylor Ай бұрын
Also, calling it a masterclass is egregious. It looked like Spain were only playing in second gear. As soon as they turned it on, we crumbled. Playing compact, hitting long balls with no runners and 3 number 10 like players and an inside forward just makes no sense. I also think it comes down to inspiration, Southgate says he doesn't ask them to drop deep but they do, he has to be able to motivate and encourage them to have the belief to push forward and take the game to the opposition. It also dismisses the fact we played like this against Denmark and Slovenia.
@robstatonfootball
@robstatonfootball Ай бұрын
@@DeanRTaylor incredible that the word ‘masterclass’ was uttered and not challenged
@wrfootball3847
@wrfootball3847 Ай бұрын
Yes I think for Southgate to stay he has to categorically state that from now on england are going to take the Spain approach otherwise yes it's time for someone new. Ironically though I feel that once Southgate leaves we may play prettier but not get as far in tournaments.
@ZacharyShahan
@ZacharyShahan Ай бұрын
Guys … this is not your best take…. (And by that, I mean the whole episode - confusing how you think Southgate did well with the players at his disposal.)
@charliemasters8086
@charliemasters8086 Ай бұрын
Love seeing everyone come to sane conclusion that it was pretty shite and Southgate should leave then watching the Ramble and seeing a whole parallel universe. Perfect first half? Really? We didn’t create a thing and it was nil-nil. How bottom of the barrel and weak minded must you be to consider that a perfect first half? Man for man our team is better than Spain and we showed up scared of them. Every game we showed up terrified of the other teams strengths while refusing to push our own. Why does being in the game in the last 5 minutes completely negate how shit we have been the entire tournament beside a few spots here and there. We set up defensively and LOST and these guys are celebrating that? And they wonder why England haven’t won in 60 years? It’s embarrassing watching these guys defend this shit after following them for years. They sound like people terrified of being negative. We could have been pummelled and we scored another moments goals. We did exactly what everyone said before the tournament, beat the easy teams and lost the first challenge. How blind do you have to be? How shit are these guys memories? How can you also say we had a perfect first half but also acknowledge that Kane was terrible? It can’t be both.
@bengreenbank
@bengreenbank Ай бұрын
For real. Been listening to the ramble since 2008 but this is bizarre analysis. What game did they watch?
@alexjames1022
@alexjames1022 Ай бұрын
It's called the old school English mentality, where getting stuck in and defending like mad with grimey football is seen as good football. It's not. Not only was this a ludicrous and stupid take, you literally had our opponents not only exhibit great football all tournament, but...newsflash...they won playing that way. Which is doubly-ironic, given that on paper England have arguably the better squad.
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
“Terrified of been negative” That’s exactly it. They paint fans critical of Southgate as Boris Johnson loving morons so they can’t be critical because they will look like a filthy average England fan.
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
Barely beat Slovakia but apparently England could easily go toe to toe with Spain. Where do you get this confidence from? Did you miss the beginning of the first half? England actually started pressing and they were torn apart immediately
@charliemasters8086
@charliemasters8086 Ай бұрын
@@darkgenesis342 I don’t quite know what point you’re making. I’m saying we could go toe to toe with Spain if we had a manager that was willing to do do it and knew how to set us up. Southgate was very obviously not and was never trying to be that manager.
@divaysawhney3517
@divaysawhney3517 Ай бұрын
Possibly the worst analysis of the final on the internet
@NI-ld2iu
@NI-ld2iu Ай бұрын
as always, strangely taking it easy on Southgate
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
Its refreshing to hear people who think for themselves
@whatwhat9110
@whatwhat9110 Ай бұрын
There are plenty of people putting the boot in on other podcasts
@jrton1366
@jrton1366 Ай бұрын
It’s political - they’ve admitted as much on numerous podcasts.
@P0UTY1
@P0UTY1 Ай бұрын
Masterclass in the first half? Maybe we were watching different games😂, I thought we started very nervously as a collective, couldn't string more than a few passes together but we remained in the game, so IMO, masterclass is such a delusional statement
@niranjanrama430
@niranjanrama430 Ай бұрын
Why should Southgate stay? The players most likely played based on how they were coached and instructed! Nothing to be proud of based on how they played and who they had to play to proceed.
@endafallon1254
@endafallon1254 Ай бұрын
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@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
Beat me to it 😂
@pensacola2015
@pensacola2015 Ай бұрын
Howard Wilkinson was the last English manager to win the EPL ('92/'93). It's telling that there is such a talent vacuum in English coaches/managers. A foreign manager (and staff) is the only viable option
@mingulay29
@mingulay29 Ай бұрын
Keep rambling on, guys. If ever there was an apt name for what is essentially what you hear down the local pub.
@frankmcloughlin7076
@frankmcloughlin7076 Ай бұрын
Here's not the place for any kind of incisiveness, that's for sure....
@mega7070
@mega7070 Ай бұрын
People have different opinions to you. Welcome to life my friend. I've listened to about 6 different podcasts since the match and every single one has had different views on the match... C'est la vie
@mingulay29
@mingulay29 Ай бұрын
@@mega7070 check out Adam for a brilliant analysis on this channel: Why England just lost the 2024 Euro Final.
@mingulay29
@mingulay29 Ай бұрын
@@frankmcloughlin7076 I keep getting deleted by these idiots. No wonder they only have 18k subscribers.
@mingulay29
@mingulay29 Ай бұрын
You have deleted me 3 times.
@AycliffeGardens
@AycliffeGardens Ай бұрын
"Southgate is always accused of being indecisive whereas he made the call on that relatively early". Made the call 14 minutes after we conceded, 60 minutes after it was obvious Kane wasn't going to offer anything this game and we needed an outlet. Congratulations Gareth, you didn't wait until the 89th minute this time.
@alexjames1022
@alexjames1022 Ай бұрын
The defence of Southgate is indefensible. Ask yourself this simple question: would a world-class manager have gotten us over the line? The answer is almost certainly yes. People are overrating Spain. I disagree that "in time" we'll look on this game more fondly. On the contrary, we'll look back on this game as yet another major missed opportunity. It's fair to say Spain (on form) were better than 2021 Italy, and they deserve immense credit for dispatching Germany and France. But England's squad is meant to be better than 2021, in turn. Spain have some amazing wingers, but they weren't one of the great international teams and were there for the taking. As usual, Southgate defaulted to type and went ultra defensive until he had no other choice. That's not the definition of great tactics. The fact of the matter is, Southgate at the clutch moments has been found out again and again. Good tactics isn't about just shutting another team out for 45 minutes and saying "look at us", it's about developing intricate tactics and patterns (dare I say an identity) to make a difference offensively. Which, incidentally, is what Spain had. All Southgate had was moments, from world-class players at his disposal. He needs to go and new ideas definitely need to be sought.
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
What world class manager is going to come and take the england job Alex?
@tatslikehats
@tatslikehats Ай бұрын
@@hyywe240 No one's put feelers out to Tactics Tim yet.
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
​@@tatslikehatsis tats like hats a band? What does it mean?
@wrfootball3847
@wrfootball3847 Ай бұрын
Yes although I predict that with a new coach England will play better but ironically not get as far in tournaments. Maybe that's because I saw them play in past tournaments much better but crashed out earlier. It's a tough one to conclude....for me anyway. Maybe it's becaise with Southgate England won opening games and topped their groups (unlike most previous tournaments) which helped them get a better draw to advance further. Ultimately of course I wanna see the Spain approach and let's see if we do
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
How do you overrate a team that just broke the record for most wins in the euros, also had the most goals all tournament?
@Skellster84
@Skellster84 Ай бұрын
England didn’t give Spain anything to worry about in the first half. We should have regrets about this because we could’ve won that game if we put Spain on the back foot, we saw that when Watkins came on, Gordon should come on or started as well but Southgate is just a bottle job.
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
“We could have won the game if we put Spain on the back foot “ Really strange comment, I wonder if anyone one else tried that technique against Spain
@Skellster84
@Skellster84 Ай бұрын
@@darkgenesis342 Put them on the back foot in terms of having lads trying to make runs in behind, turn the defence around like Watkins tried to when he came on. Gordon should’ve played and Trent to supply them imo. It was obvious you have to play different against the Spanish than against the Dutch. Foden, Bellingham and Kane just play in front of them. Let’s face it we didn’t even have a crack at them, we made it easy for them.
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
@@Skellster84 Gordon down the left is something that should definitely have been tried. Watkins running in behind may have given Spain something to think about, it did work to an extent until Spain adapted. There’s no real guarantee either way because even with Watkins and Palmer on , immediately Spain got on the ball, those 2 were out of the game and it ironically gave Spain a bit more control in the middle
@thefootballpunnedit
@thefootballpunnedit Ай бұрын
To say we were tactically brilliant in the first half because we were compact is part of the problem. Our standards are too low. Nuno Espirito Santo did that for Nottingham Forest who had the 4th best open play xGA in the league with FAR FAR worse players. Is he tactically brilliant then? Nonsense. Sensible is appropriate, tactically brilliant is an absurd claim.
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
The blinkers where on maximum power in this episodez
@mega7070
@mega7070 Ай бұрын
I agree that England managed the game well in the first half. I think people need to accept how inferior we are to that Spanish team right now, and we handled it in the best way we could. We nullified them. They couldn't make anything in that first half. Few simple mistakes cost us the match. We were in it till the end. I do think Kane needs wingers though so Gordon should have been playing. Kane was stranded out there
@beedav9236
@beedav9236 Ай бұрын
I find it completely baffling that we are suddenly calling the effort to keep Spain at bay during the first half, a masterclass, with the inevitable outcome that we lost the game. We were so poor ,we could hardly string two passes together, especially because we have players who are more than capable of doing so. If we look at other teams that do not even have the calibre of players we have, specifically Denmark and a few others, we can clearly see patterns of play. Denmark outplayed us and should have won. What about the abysmal performance against Serbia, but for a 30 minutes spell? I have not seen us play a decent game in the friendlies games we played prior to the Euros. I called it, that our performances would be way below par and that we would not win if we made it to the final. It isn't rocket science. We have no playing style. Are we a pressing team, a counter-attacking team, a team that plays on the front foot? Gareth had done an incredibly good job in getting us to where we are now. However, this is not success, no one remembers the also-rans. If we are to be successful and eventually win things, we have to put sentiment aside and ask ourselves the question, are we getting the best out of these players and can a different manage get more out of this team and win silverware? For me, the answer is a resounding 'Yes'. If however, we want to continue this level of mediocrity, being satisfied with getting to finals only for it to end in glorious failure, then let's stick with Gareth.
@Pappa953
@Pappa953 Ай бұрын
Kanes performance has been anonymous for three games.
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
Love your podcast, this is probably the most balanced take on the final I’ve seen. It’s refreshing hearing someone finally calling out the lack of technical players in the English game , there’s a whole grass roots problem people are ignoring
@jasonallen6081
@jasonallen6081 Ай бұрын
You have to pay your dues in this competition and up until recently England had not been anywhere near a final. Spain, Germany, France, and Italy have all lost painfully in various finals over the decades . The Italians lost 4-0 in 2012 which was an utter humiliation to them . Its only these past 20 years that Spain and France have been regulars in major finals. We are putting effort in the bank and moving in the right direction.
@jellysansboi7453
@jellysansboi7453 Ай бұрын
Sell outs. You've been compromised. I'll listen to Goldbridge from now on.
@jigsawkid95
@jigsawkid95 Ай бұрын
They sold out years ago
@jamesgunn7
@jamesgunn7 Ай бұрын
Thanks for the memories Southgate but it's time to go.
@Seids_89
@Seids_89 Ай бұрын
Can I just say as someone that enjoyed the show for years exclusively via podcast on Spotify that dabbling in the KZfaq and subsequently reconciling everyone’s appearances with my subconscious preconceptions added immense enjoyment, much like watching your favourite book be made into a TV series and celebrating the casting 😂
@samuelparkinson5407
@samuelparkinson5407 Ай бұрын
Walker been an absolute car crash but never gets criticised. Can't defend the back post to save his life.
@AycliffeGardens
@AycliffeGardens Ай бұрын
"Not the laughing men of Europe, the nearly men of Europe". We have the La Liga player of the year, Premier League player of the year, a 100m midfielder in Declan Rice, a full back and centre back from the domineering Pep City side, Arsenal's best player, Chelsea's best player on the bench, a 20 goal a season PL striker on the bench etc. etc. I assure you, there are people laughing at us.
@IggyGoesPop666
@IggyGoesPop666 Ай бұрын
Southgate/ Moyesball is shocking to watch, especially when you have talented players like Bellingham, Saka, Foden, Kudus, Paqueta, Bowen .... Southgate OUT
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
Eddie Howe demands high intensity of his team and it brought Newcastle great success, the reason why it’s hard to maintain is because Newcastles bench is poor and have gone through big games without making any changes. England on the other hand have an unbelievable bench.
@Harryhas26
@Harryhas26 Ай бұрын
Will be refreshing to have a manager that actually uses it
@FunboyFandango
@FunboyFandango Ай бұрын
I'm more gutted now than 2021 because getting to three finals in quick succession is going to be a huge ask, also the players are going to be crushed mentally at losing two finals. I don't think any international squad has gone through that before. And finally Spain look scarily good, they might Man City international football for the next 6yrs.
@primateboogaloo
@primateboogaloo Ай бұрын
I'm with you on this. Not only is it very difficult to reach finals of international tournaments, but to have these paths feels like a huge missed opportunity, we won't have it this "easy" again. Other nations are also starting to build on something, and it'll be far more competitive in the next couple of tournaments
@FunboyFandango
@FunboyFandango Ай бұрын
​@@primateboogalooalso Southgate leaving isn't good. He's provided a base to make the players comfortable and able to perform, we haven't had that for decades. There's no obvious replacement and a new manger would be a period of transition and instability. Even if the players make it to another final they're going to have a huge mental barrier and inferiority complex around a final
@primateboogaloo
@primateboogaloo Ай бұрын
@FunboyFandango Yeah, obviously it would never happen, but I'd almost like Southgate to stay on in some capacity, but have someone with better tactical nous as the main manager. It's difficult because England are definitely losing something by letting him go, for the reasons you mentioned, but potentially gaining in other areas. I'm sad for him, as I really wanted him to have his Alf Ramsey moment.
@AM2K2
@AM2K2 Ай бұрын
These Southgate apologists are exhausting - the fact Kane started every game despite being awful is enough reason for Southgate to go.
@MultiY4
@MultiY4 Ай бұрын
I don't think England were much better when Watkins came on. You guys mentined it but no one else talked about how Spain became more dominant in the second half because England became more expansive and spaces opened up. I guess it's because it does not fit the narrative
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
Exactly, I’m laughing at the arrogance of people thinking they could get the better of Spain by being expansive
@Pappa953
@Pappa953 Ай бұрын
We couldn’t counter attack with Kane upfront. Did anyone see Kane jump at all for any header?
@Jazzman0910
@Jazzman0910 Ай бұрын
England had more possession in this tournament because Spain played Croatia Italy Germany and France and even Albania held on to the ball well. And because bald possession stats value Stones to Walker to Stones to Guehi equally to progressive passing that cuts through teams..
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
I’m shocked no one brought this up. Also any time Spain let go of possession they were always ahead, so it’s safe to say it’s by choice
@JurgenKranz
@JurgenKranz Ай бұрын
The key question here for the panel and Southgate is surely how did Spain manage to coach an allegedly inferior group of players to a far higher level than England? As good as Southgate has been in the last 8 years, this is the key question, surely.
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
@@JurgenKranz and not only that, they also managed to win a competition in a way Andy deemed impossible
@Edge-of-Reason
@Edge-of-Reason Ай бұрын
Southgate is a legend for how far he has moved england forward but its got stale and predictable. Time to roll rhe dice and see how it lands.
@svenp6626
@svenp6626 Ай бұрын
Without wanting to single out Harry Kane, he's been a magnificent servant and is still a great pro BUT I almost feel it's unfair on him from the England setup to make him still believe he's 'got it'. He was clearly 'off it' ALL tournament and I felt a bit sorry for him. Southgate is a lovely fella, I've met him and really is a pleasant man but that lack of ruthlessness, NOT just with Kane, has contributed to lacking a real consistent cutting edge. Onwards and upwards though, we have a great platform to build on...!
@ro5s610
@ro5s610 Ай бұрын
I feel like you're being very kind to England and the Manager, why is tiredness always brought up? Why aren't Spain tired? England have players that play for some of the best sides in world football none of which play the way Southgate asked them to this tournament, which to me just shows Southgate shouldn't be the coach of this set of players, as he clearly isn't able to coach them and set them up in a way that enables them to play their best football.
@yanisjohnstone
@yanisjohnstone Ай бұрын
Massive fan of the Ramble, but I'm afraid this is an awful take. First half was good in a sense that we didn't concede but a lack of press from Kane allows Spain to walk out for the first goal. We concede, we then attack and score a great goal. Watkins injects pace and an improved press, Spain are then forced into their first long balls of the night... then you can literally watch the back 4 drop and we sit off, Spain then pop the ball around, take all momentum back and its basically game over. There was a chance to go an win the game - we might have conceded on the break, but we did anyway when we sat on Pickfords toes! Might as well have bloody tried!!!
@mega7070
@mega7070 Ай бұрын
I swear 99% of human beings only want to hear their own views repeated back to them, judging by these comments. Be an adult, realise that every person has a different view, and that's a benefit. There is so many facets to these things.
@azalikmar2
@azalikmar2 Ай бұрын
Shaw was a constant outball but no one could play that crossfield ball, except Trent. Bellingham ran out of gas and was on his haunches for most of the 2nd, Gallagher and Trent were there. Shaw had to do a lot of work on his own especially in the 2nd, Gordon could’ve helped. Walker in the 2nd… Kane was a major hindrance and has shown a lack of willingness to put team first (see champ final), Morata ran his butt off and pressed everyone.. If you want to play without the ball someone who does that work and runs in behind is necessary, especially if you have no runners from midfield. Also englands possession numbers are inflated due to opposition and only having one way of playing due to Trippier on the left and Bellinghams tendency to slow the play instead of playing one twos.
@martinkuca7420
@martinkuca7420 Ай бұрын
I love your podcast but I'm switching this one off. Absolutely delusional analysis. The football they played was unwatchable. Set up by clueless,gutless manager.
@monkey39128
@monkey39128 Ай бұрын
Yeah been a fan of Southgate generally but this tournament felt like one too many.
@jemsalmonphotography
@jemsalmonphotography Ай бұрын
Southgate has turned some of the best players in the world and molded them into mediocrity. Sorry guys but you are way off the mark here. Southgate could not come up with a system that gave England a chance to win. You honestly believe he got the best out of the players?. Come on, England made the final for 2 reasons...the draw opened up for them and individual brilliance that got them out of jail. At no point did they ever looked they were ever going to win and to suggest Southgate has done well this tournament is disingenuous to say the least.
@daraghnolan4356
@daraghnolan4356 Ай бұрын
Great to be able to listen to the Ramble again. Great to see you lads!
@sihi5634
@sihi5634 Ай бұрын
Come guys, let’s not fall into this trap, we’ve had one good half all tournament a good manager could get a tune out of these players, Gareth clearly can’t, it was time for him to go last tournament, he definitely upped the mood, did well at getting some young players in and clearing out some old but we need a step up if we want to win something.
@autdelux
@autdelux Ай бұрын
they should be happy that they reached the finals they played like shit and had luck to get that far.
@sweetangelbR8
@sweetangelbR8 Ай бұрын
Southgate teams never exploit opponents weaknesses. All the teams England played their defence had a stress free game. There’s no pace in the forward line and hardly any creativity. Not good enough technical players to play possession based football against spain. Counterattacking & direct football was needed. Would have loved to have seen Pickford kick the ball long Toney heads the ball down to Gordon who breaks, cross the ball to Saka who smash the ball into the bottom corner. Add Watkins, Palmer, Wharton, Bowen & Trent 2nd half.
@richardbunn3646
@richardbunn3646 Ай бұрын
Don't really agree with you guys. First half was ok but masterclass is a massive stretch. We sat back and from the subs he was gonna make its pretty clear we were playing for pens probably for the whole match. Very rarely will that win you a final. The most disappointing thing is we didnt really trouble them - I would have preferred we went to try and win rather than try not to lose. Ultimately with the players we have we should be able to give Spain a game and instead we played like we were San Marino. Youve all been brain washed from this tournament to expect little from England so when we dont get battered your happy.
@mattheendpod2659
@mattheendpod2659 Ай бұрын
The kids never got home. The dungeon master turned into a black smoke and flames demon in the final episode and it was him trapping them there all along. The episode was banned because it was so f*cling dark.
@jigsawkid95
@jigsawkid95 Ай бұрын
A lot of nonsense waffle on this
@dunnyzed6953
@dunnyzed6953 Ай бұрын
Which teams fear us?
@congress-tart
@congress-tart Ай бұрын
This was a terrible take 🤣
@GERBOY90
@GERBOY90 Ай бұрын
Yeah I thought that was strange myself. England seem like a team you can rattle if you go at them.
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
Every team we played until netherlands and spain. Its pretty much every country outside the top 10
@tatslikehats
@tatslikehats Ай бұрын
@@hyywe240 You didn't watch any of the games then?
@hyywe240
@hyywe240 Ай бұрын
​@tatslikehats Of course I did. I think youve just made a small mistake. The teams england played against werent open and attacking resulting in great games were they? It was very boring with teams like switzerland and denmark playing five at the back and serbia and slovakia getting everyone behind the ball. They do that because england have some great players and they fear them. The netherlands didnt really fear england so we got some chances. Do you understand now?
@mucksavage2
@mucksavage2 Ай бұрын
Really enjoyed your Euros coverage, thanks a mill
@Pappa953
@Pappa953 Ай бұрын
The long ball is a good tactic if you have someone to a) win the initial challenge. b)quick players onto second ball.
@fugaziishime
@fugaziishime Ай бұрын
Is this a new hipster thing? Finding southgate deligjtful and a tactical savant?
@tutor1989
@tutor1989 Ай бұрын
Sorry which teams "fear" playing England???
@charliemasters8086
@charliemasters8086 Ай бұрын
Yeah this was an insane comment. No one would fear us after this performance.
@Edge-of-Reason
@Edge-of-Reason Ай бұрын
Modern approach would be a 3 month handover from southgate to his replacement. Its the ideal for any big high pressured role. Why not football?
@jasonflynn99
@jasonflynn99 Ай бұрын
Brilliant jobs lads thoroughly enjoyed it
@Jon-fm5zx
@Jon-fm5zx Ай бұрын
Horrific episode. Been telling it how it is with England and admired the optimism, but despite yet more terrible decisions, tactics and spinelessness you're all suddenly Gareth's besties and there's loads to be positive about. What a load of sell out garbage.
@Anthonyniveaua2
@Anthonyniveaua2 Ай бұрын
Fácil Fácil Fácil Fácil Fácil That's "Easy" in spanish. Anyway, great coverage from you guys. Thank you Marcus, Luke, Jim, Peter and Andy. Thank you ramblers. 🎉🎉
@Harryhas26
@Harryhas26 Ай бұрын
This was far too kind on Southgate. Spain in the final wasn't some David vs Goliath matchup like was being made out here. They might have had better individuals in certain positions but I'm still taking our squad overs theirs.
@darkgenesis342
@darkgenesis342 Ай бұрын
Good for you, that doesn’t get you trophies though, not sure what the point of your comment is
@MisterMurhl
@MisterMurhl Ай бұрын
great commentary. moments apply to defensive play too.
@joeparas
@joeparas Ай бұрын
Question: What's the opposite of clickbait?
@BSultimate
@BSultimate Ай бұрын
Push net ??
@DeanRTaylor
@DeanRTaylor Ай бұрын
Shit analysis?
@j.s3300
@j.s3300 Ай бұрын
The gap was huge. Hopefully steps will be made to address it
@mattheendpod2659
@mattheendpod2659 Ай бұрын
Southgate was first choice but turned it down when Alladyce took the job.
@jl91iii
@jl91iii Ай бұрын
EAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSAY. EAAAAAAAASSAAAAAY. EASY. EASY. EASY. EASY. EASY.
@amanforalltheseasons
@amanforalltheseasons Ай бұрын
No one gives a toss what pundits say
@goojetti
@goojetti Ай бұрын
The arrogance of the English on perfect display. @5:30 only Shaw was able to stop Yamal this tournament? Really? You obviously did not watch all the games of Spain. Going to be interesting how much more nonsense you guys will spill in this 1hr video.
@tdiddydawg
@tdiddydawg Ай бұрын
Thanks for the Ramble this tournament, the perfect blend of tactical insight and comedy. Hats off to your giddy aunts!
@vinnigan6502
@vinnigan6502 Ай бұрын
Haaaaaaaaard!
@tomhadfield23
@tomhadfield23 Ай бұрын
fácil fácil fácil
@markhemingway3393
@markhemingway3393 Ай бұрын
The best
@Owen_aesh
@Owen_aesh Ай бұрын
Welp
@sohumparanjpe2639
@sohumparanjpe2639 Ай бұрын
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