Thanks willo.
I honestly believe we have got to the final despite the manager, not because of him.
Not playing Foden ,when fit, is negligence.
As if Southgate knows better than Pep.
Saka in front of Sancho?
Klinsmann thought not.
Our most consistent / best player has been Kyle Walker , by a mile.
If TAA had been fit he wouldn't have been in the squad despite being ,probably, the best defender in the PL all season.
Maguire and Shaw have been good and Stones very good.
Notice that the most praise you can level is on the defenders, despite having 2 holding midfielders in front and a wealth of attacking talent.
We need a coach to match the squad.

What utter and absolute drivel? Barely worth dignifying with a response - if someone has 1000 difficult things to do and does 997 of them perfectly, and the other three not quite so well of course you ignore the 997 and focus on the three cos it makes you feel less of a loser. We had them on toast for half an hour, like v Croatia in 2018, but didn't take full advantage when ascendant - the 3-4-3 totally discombobulated Mancini and the Italians, Trippier had acres of space, their midfield couldn't take control, their full backs and wide forwards couldn't link up, Kane was dropping deep to avoid Chielini/Bonucci - then they started to play with more width and got back into it. I agree Southgate waited for them to equalise and was reactive rather than proactive - the players looked too tired to attack sometimes but we were getting into a rut from chasing the ball so much, we did manage to snap out of it and start attacking again late in the game and change should have happened earlier, I don't know why Mount is ahead of Grealish and thought he should come on earlier, but the manager has his reasons, and when his reasoning proves consistently superior to mine or any one else on here you have to give him some slack and some respect, unless you are a clueless child. I think Shaw (what a player!) and Grealish should have taken the third and fourth pens but professor hindsight is the cleverest man in the world - Mancini outdid Southgate tactically over 120 mins, but to say the coach was the difference id b*ll*x - Southgate pulled the rug from under him with the team he picked - we need to look at how players like Veratti control the game, he almost did to us what Pirlo did in the 2012 Euros - amazing football intelligence.

Well done England for getting as far as you did but when will modern players learn how to kick the ball 12 yards into the back of the goal. Instead of running up and kicking the ball so many seem to try to be too clever, stumble, stutter and end up with a very weak shot.