Euros
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@kiwiwomble said in Euros:
that last bit actually made me a bit sick, dude is literally on the ground protecting his head and getting kicked
was that breaking in to watch the game?
That footage was part of what we were shown at halftime. So, yeah, I'd guess hooligans broke in, no tickets/seat, milling about the concourse causing trouble.
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Southgate takes blame for England shootout loss
Gareth Southgate said he is to blame for England's penalty failure in the Euro 2020 final rather than the three players who missed in the shootout.
Classy from Southgate
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Some things never change.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
Some things never change.
do you mean the shitbag fans or Southgate being connected to a penalty shootout backfire?
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You do have to wonder how penalty shoot outs have got into the England psyche.
7 and 0 in knockout tournaments.Some of the fans may be dickheads (we've all got them) but that is actually a likeable team and it must be tough to take.
Absolutely, but thankfully most dickhead fans are keyboard warriors. England take it to the absolute worst level.
I would absolutely hate to be a cafe/bar owner in any European town when England are there to play an important game. Win, lose or draw you can pretty much guarantee your establishment is in severe danger of being fucked up.
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Absolutely, but thankfully most dickhead fans are keyboard warriors. England take it to the absolute worst level.
I would absolutely hate to be a cafe/bar owner in any European town when England are there to play an important game. Win, lose or draw you can pretty much guarantee your establishment is in severe danger of being fucked up.Always liked the expression that Rugby fans prefer their violence on the field. Soccer fans prefer to do it themselves.
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@mn5 It's a really a very small minority of diehard fucktards who persist with this fluffybunny ish behaviour.
It can spiral very quickly but fortunately in the majority of instances bar owners will merely be counting their profits.
Much improved from the 80's but still appalling and appallingly predictable
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@snowy It's actually 7-3 but take your point.
Yeah my bad, but as you said point remains. They aren't very good at it.
I think the Dutch are even worse. I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976. Beaten by the Czechs who I think also have an impressive record in penalties.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976.
Shit. No wonder they keep winning tournaments.
I do question a game that just has to have so many tie breakers, but my thoughts on soccer are well known.
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@mn5 It's a really a very small minority of diehard fucktards who persist with this fluffybunny ish behaviour.
It can spiral very quickly but fortunately in the majority of instances bar owners will merely be counting their profits.
Much improved from the 80's but still appalling and appallingly predictable
Yep I’m sure it is a small minority overall but shit they leave a bad impression. Feral pack mentality at it’s absolute worst.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976.
Shit. No wonder they keep winning tournaments.
I do question a game that just has to have so many tie breakers, but my thoughts on soccer are well known.
For the worlds most popular sport ( and none of us can deny that ) it has a lot of flaws as a game…..the main one for me being ( unlike Rugby ) you can’t go from losing to winning in the space of one score…..it has to be an equaliser and THEN the winner.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976.
Shit. No wonder they keep winning tournaments.
I do question a game that just has to have so many tie breakers, but my thoughts on soccer are well known.
For the worlds most popular sport ( and none of us can deny that ) it has a lot of flaws as a game…..
Mostly not having a winner at the end of so many matches seems to be a bit of a flaw in a "contest". A bit of a participation sport, show up, draw. Everybody (or nobody) is happy.
I am going to cop it for that.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976.
Shit. No wonder they keep winning tournaments.
I do question a game that just has to have so many tie breakers, but my thoughts on soccer are well known.
For the worlds most popular sport ( and none of us can deny that ) it has a lot of flaws as a game…..
Mostly not having a winner at the end of so many matches seems to be a bit of a flaw in a "contest". A bit of a participation sport, show up, draw. Everybody (or nobody) is happy.
I am going to cop it for that.
Not from me you won’t. At it’s absolute best it can be a beautiful game but that, plus the constant diving take away from it…..
I guess I’m not a huge fan for the same reason some people aren’t fans of test cricket. However cricket teams have changed their mentality in the last few years and meaningless draws are much rarer. I can’t see the same happening with football.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Euros:
I don’t think the Germans have lost one since 1976.
Shit. No wonder they keep winning tournaments.
I do question a game that just has to have so many tie breakers, but my thoughts on soccer are well known.
For the worlds most popular sport ( and none of us can deny that ) it has a lot of flaws as a game…..
Mostly not having a winner at the end of so many matches seems to be a bit of a flaw in a "contest". A bit of a participation sport, show up, draw. Everybody (or nobody) is happy.
I am going to cop it for that.
I love the drama of penalty shootouts but they are a really shit way of deciding a game. You also hear of teams playing for penalties which is even more shit. What happened to golden goal? Too innovative?
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