Didn't even hear it, great vid !

how could you :(

I'm unsubscribing😡

Hey Tinashe, you've also accidentally put Eusabio down as playing for England at 11:37.

@@Truffle_Pup Just noticed that.

Netherland share same feeling

@@Monkey.D.Shinchan Not comparable at all. It's very hard to win tournament and Netherlands may not have major titles except Euro 88 they know at least how to win games. The problem with England is not that they didn't win any trophy since 1966. The problem with England is that they NEVER beat in the knockout stage of the world cup since 1966 any team called Brazil, Argentina, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands... England can't even win a single knockout game against any tough team.

@@gontrandjojo9747 That is an incredibly funny stat. Thanks!

@@gontrandjojo9747 come on, we just defeated Germany in the past Euros why y'all lie so much abt the three lions. How well is ur country doing in the world Stage??

@@ktbecstasy one result is more like suprise than expected. England need to do that more consistently before they can truly say they have buried the notorious curse.

Only time to ever score a hat-trick in a final? Mbappe: hold my beer

Messi Messi Messi

@@randomuser1249 Another Argentina world cup with with a asterisk on it. One is hand of god, another is having your subs on the pitch during play.

@@Adrian-wd4rn have you seen the last save by Arg GK?, half France bench was inside the field celebrating even before the shot...

@@Adrian-wd4rn ?

Thats not true. They were to blame. Choke after choke for a decade. And we had talent but all up front, no defense or world class midfielders.Also Brazil was at its weakest in the 2010s so we had a golden opportunity to win it all in South America and the world cup but could not achieve anything.

way to prove his point lmao

@@87crimson Brazil was weak but Spain and Germany were too strong at the beginning of the 2010s. Spain for example won euro 2008, world cup 2010 and euro 2012, the team was full of Barcelona players at their peak who had just won the champions league a year earlier, Same thing with Germany in 2014, German squad was full of Bayern players who had just won the champions league a year earlier, a team that beats Brazil 7-1 in the semis at their own tuff is not a team to mess with. I can't blame Messi for not winning those two world cups(2010 and 2014), 2018 and 2022 is when Argentina really had a good chance

@@wamnichoI truly believe that if Di Maria had been fit in 2014, Argentina would’ve won. But saying 2018 was a good chance to win it is just nonsense. The team had no cohesion, lacked any real fire. In 2022 Messi has made the most with really good players, none of them were really great or world class but it was definitely the most balanced team he’s had maybe ever.

@@r.i.psteez929 they had a good team in 2018, the only thing they lacked was a good goalie and a good coach, they were knocked by France in high scoring match and some of the goals their keeper conceded we're really stupid goals

It is hella well made tbf.

misinformation.

I'm watching because I love seeing England copium and pain

Not me, I only watched because I like the suffering England always faces.

Why you all hate england so much?

Tbf, that's somewhat to be expected. When you look at footballing giants like Germany or Brazil, there has always been chokes by those two but appearing consistently In the end stages of the tournament meant success came eventually. England's first final since 1966 was literally the euro 2020 finals, so its clear that the problem has been getting to the last hurdle in the first place. If England start appearing in semi finals and finals regularly, it would prove they're good enough and they would inevitably win something. Germany has won half of the finals they've appeared in, where Brazil have won 5 of the 7 finals they've appeared in.

They should have scored at least one goal from open play against France ...

@@vinczerobert1472 Also,should have played to avoid pens against Italy. 1-0 up at home and blew it.

@@ecaeas4439 Exactly, you can't succeed in international tournaments without experience and know-how, getting to the latter stages in most if not all tournaments will help and eventually everything will fall your way and it'll lead to a tournament win. It can change so quickly, until 2008 Spain was the big underachiever in international football with one solitary Euro win in 1964 and hadn't really come close to repeating that but by 2012 they had won it all and dominated everyone in their path. I feel this England team remind me of Germany at the turn of the century, lacklustre showings at the 1998 world cup and 2000 Euros (finished bottom of their group behind England) lead to a complete revamp in German football (similar to England with St Georges Park) this lead to multiple near missed with a semi-final in the 2006 WC, Finals loss in the 2008 Euros, another WC semi-final in 2010 and a Euros semi-final in 2012, a bunch of near misses but everything came together in 2014 where their young talented squad peaked and won the World Cup. England is at an impasse, they clearly have great quality and talent in their team now with good cohesion but they are struggling to get over the hump for one reason or another, they need to be more ruthless and efficient, especially when coming up against the elite like France otherwise there will be more tournament heartbreak. Ultimately England has a good chance to end their tournament win wait in the next decade, it seems the current crop of talent will peak around the next World Cup but you often need more than just quality to win these tournaments, whether England makes it to the promised land is another issue.,

As a fan, we have had easy draws in the last 3 tournaments, as soon as we meet someone decent we go all spurs and bottle it.

At least Sunderland can actually reach a final

@@mrmeeseeks2534Yeah some Sunday league final

@@DayDay1991 I was referring to the playoff final

try being a Rangers, Arsenal and Scotland fan

It’s literally like being a spurs fan. England do actually have some great players but something always seems to go wrong. Sunderland are just a bit shite

To put things into perspective the last time Spurs won the league was 1961, and the last time England won the World Cup was 1960. For a country that prides itself with having the best league in the world, they sure have not shown that on the world stage.

@@schrodickerLee1966

Karma for the third goal 1966

England would have been smashed regardless of if lampards goal was given. That English team was terrible

@@sehu1291 how much longer until we pay off the debt of a poor linesman decision? It’s not like we deliberately cheated (unlike Maradonas handball which helped them win that wc and the most recent one so that hasn’t cursed Argentina)

Karma for the robbery in 1966 and for 2026 (if qualifed) i am beting that england will be out in the groupstage, in their last game playing USA!

2026 - accidentally passing the ball to ronaldo in the final, on ET scoreline 1-1, 120th minute ronaldo goal to win it for portugal (this is a wild prediction dont take it to heart, if it does happen then you can call me a time traveller)

that is one of the big problems, people in the FA concerned mostly of not losing their job. in doing so they employ yes men. a reason why Brian clough,arguably the best English manager, was never selected.

Your last 5 words also form part of the problem. The amount of "World Class" talent in the team....look at the team that lost to France....how many of them would get into a "World team"? maybe Bellingham (although he'd likely start on the bench) the rest, and yes I include H.Kane are good, top class EPL players, but "World Class"... Would you swap Foden for Griezmann???...does England have a player like him or Modric...a No10 who sits and orchestrates?....Kane has been lauded for a good few years now, yet when the time comes for him to show the World what he has...he vanishes....a flat track bully scoring freely against lower ranked teams and...2 penalties in a game though...oh that's too much to handle...funny how a few days later Mbappe (a few years younger) manages 3.....time to realise England are a good international team...but nothing special

@Paul Franklin I don't think I was clear. By World Class talent I mean young players with the potential to be the best in the world, not that they're currently the best. Foden, Bellingham, Trent etc.

@Paul Franklin and also I don't think 11 world class players are necessary. Look at Argentina. Solid goalkeeper and a decent squad with 1 star player.

@Paul Franklin I agree with your point about Kane he is a ghost in most games with any sort of significance. But experienced and high quality players there who have win trophies with their clubs are there and Southgate does not utilise them in the correct way at all. I just feel that with a manager who's done nothing as a coach and who has consistently shown that he's out of his depth, combined with the fact that the team is captained by a man who's bottled every single chance at silverware he's had, this very deep and very talented squad is doomed to fail

Hum I don't know of I'm in a good place to talk but as a French hearing and seeing thing like "it's coming home" or having your tabloids buying every square of ads to taunt us about your possible victory might be a little hint about that question about arrogance...(I wont even mention the number of times when some english speaker told that our league is trash while you buy all of our player from here if possible 🤷🏻‍♀️)

Perhaps, just perhaps, your experience with the English and the tabloids ( you really think that represents anyone other than the bottom of society?) does not represent a majority? I live in this country and most people I talked to at the last game were very withheld in their optimism or just put it on as a joke

@@willhowling955 never said that they represented everyone but if they are still around that munch then they must have at least a base of readers.

@@Lostouille I agree "it's coming home" may smack of arrogance but from my experience that is purely a tongue and cheek reference to the song. I realise I don't speak for everyone but among my friends and family noone expects anything yet we still sing the song and say it ironically. I think when taken at face value it can be seen as arrogant but here it's just a song (from my experience) and the irony is the song is that its saying we are going to fail "Everyone seems to know the score They've seen it all before They just know They're so sure That England's gonna throw it away Gonna blow it away" While it goes on to be more optimistic I feel this is largely the British view. The one thing I would say could contradict this is that song goes on to be more optimistic but in a very dream like way, "Never stopped me dreaming". So if it has been picked up in sincere light, I would say the song actually implies it is a dream like state. Positive yes but not arrogant as it saying despite how rubbish we are, we are still dreaming of winning it and the sport "coming home". Also the idea of it coming home is not an implication that we 'own' the sport, more a nod to the fact it was officially created in the country. That was so long ago though that we don't even recognise it from then. So with all that said I would say that I see it less as an arrogant declaration of domination or brilliance but instead a hopeful yet pained jokey reference to a song saying that we will fail. We aren't trying to own the game we are just praying that we won't be as rubbish as we have been continuously for decades. (This is just based on my experience and is not meant to be true for everyone in the country)

@@Lostouille Do French fans not want to win? I'm not English, but I don't understand what you mean. Every team's supporters want them to win.

The Portuguese were the Souza brothers, Ed and John. John was the team´s best scorer and the first American to be part of the tournament´s Best XI

France with Griezmann, Argentina with Messi, Croatia with Modric, just to name a few. Germany didn't have a creative/creator in their starting XI, maybe that's also why they lose. The 2014 Germany had Ozil and Kroos (also Reus, although unfortunate with injury), then the 2010~2012 Spain that full chock of playmakers in their midfield (Iniesta, Xavi, David Silva, Isco, Fabregas, Pedro, etc)

@@HenSt-gz7qj the biggest irony is Xavi's idol and role model is Matt Le Tissier, the very player whose type is the very thing English football despised.

Southgate bought James Maddison to this world cup but didn't even give him a kick of the ball... having an AM player is definitely not his plan A yet he rarely has a plan B.

@@HenSt-gz7qj what are you talking about, Germany had enough chances and enough creative players with the likes of musiala and kimmich. Some of the best creative midfielders in the world rn. What they lacked was a striker and a right back. Don’t make up facts to fit your narrative.

Originally it was down to the style of play, but now I think it’s more because Southgate is so scared of losing. Russia was a back 5 and 2 holding midfielders. Qatar was slow CBs and no creative CM. Bellingham is a wonderful midfielder but he will be a great box to box player. He won’t be creating all the chances.

how so?

After what happened to CAMEROON in 1990. Cameroonians said england will not win a major competition like the world cup. Because ENGLAND/REFEREE CHEATED CAMEROON THAT MATCH.

Hungary is an irrelevant country

@@Passportbros8 Rubbish, there was no cheating involved, Cameroon were a bit unlucky, and arguably deserved more, but the penalties were both valid.

@justinchetham-strode5234 There was cheating. Leniker was diving all over the place. And the reffs were buying it. England got two straight penalties from the reff to help them win. It was pure CHEATING.

Tinashe?

Shit, I thought u were talking about the singer, but yeah I agree😅

After what happened to CAMEROON in 1990. Cameroonians said england will not win a major competition like the world cup again. Because ENGLAND/REFEREE CHEATED CAMEROON THAT MATCH.

I personally like Southgate he’s done so much for our squad not just getting us further than any other manager since we won the wc but also breaking the tension and bitter rivalries beckhams gen had, they all seems like they are good friends on and off the pitch which has 100% helped us

You can win tournaments with that kind of coach though, so don't lose the hope. Vicente Del Bosque won WC and EuroCup and it's considered a "tool" in the hands of the players. I'm not speaking personally, but many people seem to agree Del Bosque inhereted a team and a playstyle from Luis Aragonés, the previous coach who made the radical changes (like leaving Raúl out of the 2008 Euro) and had real "character", against the media (he was a legend of Atlético, while Del Bosque was from Real Madrid, and the media favours Real Madrid, like A LOT). Even though he won big titles with Real Madrid, he was busted by Florentino Pérez. And even now, there were some leaked audios of Real Madrid's president from a corrupt cop in prison, and in one of them Florentino said himself Del Bosque wasn't a coach. Not even a good coach, not even a coach, and that's why he was fired from Besitkas. But even then, the results speak from themselves in both cases. I hope you lose every single major tournament you're in, to be honest I despise England National Team and celebrate every embarassment they perform. But take it from one of your enemies, sooner or later (and I think sooner rather than later) England will win the World Cup. I mean, once people joke about Spain choking and losing in the quarter finals for decades too. Both teams are very similar. Like England, they were our embarassment time and time again, always coming short. And then we won three titles, in a row, with a team that will be remembered in years to come as one of the best teams in history.

@@oceanfive8201 Those rivalries don;t exist to the extent they did then because there's not many English players in them teams.

Southgate wasn't good enough in the Premier League, there's absolutely no chance England win a trophy as long as he is their manager. I mean look at some of his decisions during the 2022 World Cup; 1) No Ivan Toney in the squad despite being one of the best strikers in the Premier League at the moment. Fair enough if he's on the bench but not even making the squad was ridiculous. No Tammy Abraham was another questionable decision 2) Southgate has way too many favourites. Raheem Sterling had been awful at Chelsea and his form has been on a downhill trajectory for a while now and yet Southgate constantly picks him. Kalvin Phillips barely played at Man City and Pep called him overweight and he still makes the squad 3) Trent sitting on the bench. He's by far England's most creative player and one of the best attacking threats in world football and you shove him on the bench... Even if you acknowledge his weak defending, you can still work around that. Regardless of form, Trent is a generational talent you should be building your squad around. Play him as a wingback with 3 at the back. Play him as an inverted fullback and play with a box midfield. Play him in midfield. Do something at least Yes Trent until the very end of the 22/23 season was in poor form, but since Southgate always picks Maguire, it's not like form plays an important role in who makes the squad It's things like that which is why I have zero faith that Southgate will win a trophy with England

@@fivestarman5130 The Ivan Toney comment has aged like milk

Maybe historically that’s true but football KZfaq has already criticised Southgate for not using England’s creative players properly, which this video touches on.

Yall never had.

@@ALARGADORDECU maybe in the busby babes era

I agree

I don't think you realize how much 200,000 SUBSCRIBERS are, and they will continue to grow with the content that is produced; but I do agree he deserves more:)

And then failed to qualify in 1978 to Italy

that Polish side was great, they beat Italy, Argentina and Brazil in '74.

Haha True!

he still hasn't won ANYTHING, has he??? I'm sure England EXPECT to win, not just 'do well' in international competitions.

@@nyantakyibannor9328 England shouldn't expect to win anything

It’s not Southgate. It’s the FAs EPPP(Elite players performance plan) that has meant England are creating better quality and more technical players.

@@hmst2434 when was the EPPP first implemented? I think it might be similar to the German NLZ (Nachwuchsleistungszentrum = Youth Development Centres) which was implemented in 2000. So add 14 years on that and you might get when England can compete for the World Cup

@@mikam1344 It was in 2011 I believe. And yes one of the primary inspirations was the German NLZ as well as the French elite footballing schools such as Clairfontaine and their methods of nurturing young players.

Agreed. The spirit is lacking especially when tailing.

Sorry but England don't have no way near enough talent to win the world cup. While they have highly talented players, they DON'T have great players, that's the difference. And they never have. I think a big problem with England is we over rate our talent. But if you think about the previous world champions and the players they've produced, they're all FAR better than any English player that's ever played the game. Messi, Mbappe, Iniesta, Xavi, busquets, canavaro, Nesta, pirlo, Ronaldo, ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Romario, Zidane. I could go on but I think it's obvious that players like Saka and Foden are NOWHERE near that level. And that's the calibre of player you need in order to win the World cup.

@@lyrickoner You do not need players of the highest quality level to win a world cup. Examples? Uruguay 1950, Germany 1954, 1974, 2014, Argentina 1978, Italy 1982. These teams were not the most skilled ones in the respective tournament but they made it up with mentality and ruthlessness. The national team of my country, Germany, played eight world cup finals and they were considered favorites in only two of them, 1990 and 2014. In two of the finals Germany won they were the underdog but overcame the better skills of Hungary and Netherlands. If it were just the skills that matter there would be just one world champion ever and that would be Brazil.

@@Harry-tb8yo yeah, that counts for Euro 2021 too. Italy was not a great team. England was better

@@Harry-tb8yoWhat you're saying is the exception to the rule. More often than not it's the team with the best players that win. Although I take you're point about the importance of having a winning spirit.

Yep but you still get idiots online saying ‘bUt eNgLaNd aRe aRrOgAnT’

@@pratosaurusrex1128 Yeah, and these same people will turn around and say how much a team deserves to win the world cup, or how a team looks unstoppable (I don't disagree sometimes, but outside of shit rags like the Sun, I hardly see English fans say stuff like "Kane looks unstoppable, no one can touch England). I don't really see arrogance in most nations' fans, at least not significantly more than others.

Denmark and Greece can win the Euros in my lifetime, England can’t even with home advantage twice. 😢

England is around 7 or 8th goat of 8 of internstional football . For me theres no reason to doubt about de big 5: Brazil Italy Germany Argentina France/Uruguay

What's really revealing is that we haven't beaten a top side in the knockout stages of the World Cup since 1966. For a nation consistently ranked so highly that is shocking.

@@shaggy8856 Uruguay won in the Facist world cups. Uruguay are not a top 10 team.

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek Uruguay won in 1930 (thats pre-facist) and Maracanazo in 1950, plus 15 Copa America. Being a 3 million people country, they are a great football nation

Very good point, never seen or heard anyone mention that before.

@@basedelon history remembers the Victor my friend

You’re just saying that cos he’s black. His research is Wikipedia.

Maybe one day, congrats on winning the final!

May be 100 years later.

You know beating France in a world cup final holds 5 times more value than beating England in a final especially that France was the previous world cup winners

Hopefully one day, was banking on you guys winning the WC and you did it. Congrats mate and I hope you guys have more trophies to come

England/referees cheated cameroon in 1990. So cameroonians said England will not win a major competition like the world cup.

To be fair I didn't expect anything in 2018, three of our starting players had less than 10 caps before the tournament started

Don’t think anyone did tbh. It was a weak squad on paper. We scored a lot of set piece goals and the back 3 with wing backs really worked to a point in the tournament

@@francolive5718 yeah it was the second youngest squad in the tournament I think and possibly the least experienced, personally I enjoyed that summer, and we also broke through several historical barriers like our awful record in penalty shootouts and our dismal record in opening games

And if you were older you'd remember the 90 wc semi final loss in shootout to eventual Champs West Germany when Waddle I believe it was, launched the ball over the cross bar and into space making Kane's miss vs France look like a good shot lol. They've been close just can't get over the hump mainly bc they often run into better teams.

Aware of all the failures before I was alive which paints a bleaker picture

Mount literally won the second penalty and Foden had done absolutely nothing before coming off. Stop talking out of your arse.

Mount has been missing the whole tournament

Mount won the penalty to be fair. Kane missed it.

@@JurgenKranz he also blew a shot from pointless range when he had the whole right side to himself and could progress into the box, and repeatedly lost possession . the 1 pen he created doesnt make up for it

@@LeafGreen906 yep that was a terrible shot

Inhabitants is the reason. Most are of British origin and want to keep in touch with United Kingdom

So why do 99.9% of inhabitants there hate Argentina?

Haha yeah I was looking for a comment mentioning this

Still it was for nothing

Well. Quarter-finals are still decent. Not very good but decent enough to be seen as a more Dangerous opponent. Atleast England was better than countries like: USA, Poland, Australia, Germany, Belgium, Spain or Switzerland.

England just lacks that clutch Mentality. England should treat every match like a final and give it their all. Don't think because you are England, you are on the same level as a Brazil, Germany or Italy.

@@apeacefulfriend2936 German performance was a travesty

@@afrobuddy4801 Germany did pull a massive L this year

@@Ballin4Vengeance Yeah, Ls are always taken, by even the most skilled from time to time, but that is for the most skilled. We are not part of that category.

The team is doing well in spite of him. If he were Wales manager, would he even have qualified?

@@kevincarter2020 In what way?

It’s because they don’t have creative midfielders and a good manager. England has a very good team but they don’t have the worlds best players. Argentina has messi, France has mbappe, Spain has xavi and iniesta. Brazil has neymar and had players like Ronaldinho and Ronaldo in the past. There’s only 1 position where i think England has the worlds best player and that’s at right back.

What a good point, true.

@@uzaidgurjee4798 What about Harry Kane at ST and for creative midfielders James Maddison

Not really lol. Disappointment again but was it that bad ??? France will probably go on to win the tournament and we outplayed them We have one of the best quality sides in the world, an experienced manager. It’s not hopeless like people make out And explain to me how this WC was an underperformance lol?

@@thesolomag outplayed a team without open play goal sound very false narrative

@@TurboGauchiste not really, the narrative that open play goals = played better is a more oversimplified narrative After the shakey first minutes and after tchoucha scored England controlled the game and frequently had high quality passages of play. Some leading to extraordinary saves from Lloris and 2 of which leading to deserved penalties. Let’s not even get into that the first goal shouldn’t have stood, but none of the officials seen so …

@@thesolomag We did not outplay France, not even close. They simply handled the ball and used space better, while England was on the back foot.

@@thesolomag England are shit.. They lost...

Great point. I think I was obviously biased towards the era that I watched personally

Liverpool's teams in that era were predominantly Scottish, Welsh and Irish players.

@@myroseaccount Not true. Liverpool’s starting XI in the 1977 European Cup Final had nine English players and the starting XIs in the 1978 and 1981 European Cup Finals had eight English players.

@@nt300ukyes you're quite right. I was clearly thinking about 83 through 86 and beyond. The last 2 finals they appeared including Heysel was predominantly foreign players. Have to say why England didn't just play that Liverpool team from 76 to 78 is a question

@@nt300uk but it is undeniable that the most influential players in Liverpool team were not English viz Dalglish Hansen Souness Rush.

Yes we do. Loads of local clubs on cities and rural areas, and the parent pay a fee for the recourses and such.