Adrian Durham INSISTS Gareth Southgate Was Too WEAK When It Came To BIG DECISIONS ❌🗣️

Adrian Durham, Dean Ashton and Shaun Custis review England's heartbreaking loss to Spain in the Euros final.

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[garywallace]

Kane and Foden were certainly depressing!

[garywallace]

A decent manager would leave ANY player out. Form, not reputation.

[severinlourenco]

Southgate kept the same underperforming players on the field and drowned with them, instead of making changes when was needed.

[mickdundee]

After 8 years, Southgate will never learn it

[psandstuffhere]

Foden and Bellingham are the new Gerrard and Lampard

[garywallace]

Kane, Captain of England? This tournament, Captain of the Titanic is more appropriate.

[karlhoward]

Dean Ashton ….spot on…..he knows his craft…….and highlights exactly what we all thought……

[howiestone]

Southgate is a TERRIBLE tactician. He’s a nice guy and wants harmony, that’s all

[johnnyhartley]

Kane clearly had a foot injury which is why he was avoiding anything that would involve a tackle. But Southgate has always been starstruck and picks the big name players, no matter how out of form they are, which is why new talent (Gordon, Palmer) finds it almost impossible to get into Southgate's team.

[mesolithicman]

Gareth can't change. He is safety first. He has no tactical nous. He can't improve.

[mytv]

Overhyped league, overhyped players and overhyped management. Just reality against quality players and management

[marcus]

Eddie howe is the man... on the front foot vibrant attacking manager with free flowing direct football and an eye on defence also

[englishtones]

The way we play is not suited for Kane . That game should have seen Watkins start and bring Kane on at the substitution time in the 2nd half for his experience. We needed energy up from to make their defence work

[camdelahuerta]

Portugal suffered the same fate. When you keep a player like Ronaldo or Kane in the team it is at the detriment to everyone else. The legs have gone, they are not sharp, cannot press, or make runs off defenders. You have no outlet, no control in the final third, no means to wrestle back control. Both Southgate and the Portugal manager have paid the price for blind loyalty to underperforming players. Kane has never been a leader, he is not a winner, and cannot motivate or lead by example. He's not selfless enough to rule himself out like he should have for the good of the team, the same thing happened in the Spurs Champions League final. He never turns up in big games and despite all his England goals, has he scored any iconic ones when we really needed it? Has he scored from nowhere without service? Has he carried the team when we needed him? There is a reason he hasn't won anything or been anywhere in the voting for global sporting awards.

[robwood]

You dont keep injured players on when you have a squad of players to choose from.

[TooDarnSoulful]

Not brave enough to make those calls, that will always cost you, starting with Watkins and Palmer needs balls !

[JimmyT]

Kane's not as good at international level as lots of people think. If you look back at the teams he's scored against as well as dozens of spot kicks it backs this up.

[frankbarrett]

Talk about big decisions, Alf Ramsey didn’t include the best striker in the world Jimmy Greaves in the final because Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt were preferred even though they couldn’t lace Jimmys boots. It was the team and the result that counted most. Jimmy never really got over it but that’s what managing is about

[TCVV]

Anyone saying you can’t leave a player out for the good of the team is clueless about how football really works. Anyone can get benched if they’re consistently playing shite lool it’s just common sense.

[jasonburder]

Final group game start with Gordon, Watkins Bowen with Palmer behind Trent right back to find them. Any premiere league side would start with that line up but apparently couldn’t risk it against Slovenia. Resting players