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Why are people having a pop at JP or Konsa when the result should never have needed to be reliant on a perfect performance by the goalie nor the crossing ability of a makeshift right-back when desperate to equalise to force the game into extra time?
I’ve heard some people blame the players for the fact that for a third of the game they were content to be squeezed into their own final third, but it was obviously orchestrated and it was obviously more likely than not to fail. Apart from Messi I wouldn’t call these Argentinian players ‘greats’ but they are decent enough to create real chances if you hand them total control of the ball.
The sight of those Argentinian twats dancing after the final whistle with their ‘Malvinas are Argentinian’ banner – breaking FIFA rules, let’s see what happens, shall we – is sickening and pathetic.
‘The Argentina midfielder Rodrigo De Paul said: “We understand it’s a football game that transcends; it brings back memories of what Diego did. We sing songs about our Malvinas heroes, mainly to remember them. What happened was an atrocity and we always remember the fallen, but what we want is to win this match to get to the final.”
Argentinian Falklands ‘heroes’!! That’s pushing it a little bit. Perhaps the England players should have whispered ‘Gurkhas’ in the ears of the Argentinians.
But the tactics were so bad that it wasn’t even close to working. Argentina could have had 5 in the last 20 minutes.
Make no mistake, Tuchel absolutely bottled it.
England should have won the that game against a poor Argentina. They will never get a better chance
A 30 minute embarrasset