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I was intrigued by the formation, 5-4-1 (or 5-2-3), but we just played it the same as any other formation; dependent on merely getting the ball wide, with 'full-back' and winger combining to get a cross in. Do we really not know how to play any other way?

 

Contrast that with Costa Rica, who played the exact same, building-up through the back, interchanges, one-twos throughout the team, and getting in-behind. Their goal was very well worked.

 

Costa Rica have a smaller population than us and they have better tactical awareness and better technical players. I've always been a fan of Bryan Ruiz; elegant player. 

 

It's going to take a major cultural change to move on from this crap.

 

Night and day with the Germany-Spain match. Germany were stuck in the past for a while there and made a conscious decision to change; they're now bearing the fruits of that with some delightful, dynamic, moving through the lines, play; the movement is just terrific. 

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I endured the highlights and it was dire watching these lads attempting to play football  then the camera panned to the home team dugout and you seen why it was the blind leading the blind ,yesterday's men back in a job give the job to someone with a whole new fresh outlook on the game after all what is there to lose .

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McLeish announces he will field a "more experienced" team for the next match.

Have we learned absolutely nothing ?

Not good enough to qualify for the last several competitions ---- but play the same guys again to fail at the next attempt.

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