So the two small nations go out to the big ones. Small details go in favour of the big ones. No surprise there.
Semi-finals with grossly the expected four big name teams. Well done to them, even though they had to rely on lucky moments at times.
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Whatâs the response been like to Embolo? @Hope.in.your.heart Is he getting the dogâs abuse that the English normally serve up the player we singularly blame for our exits?
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No, not that Iâm aware of. Articles are rather focusing on the ref and his weird ways of directing the game.
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Its first the decision and tthen the mentality, not the technique for me.
Sorloth is what Sorloth isâŚA proper donkeyâŚ
Think youâve got the wrong end of the stick.
I said after conversations with family members, weâve decided to root for the neighbours.
Heâs a level headed chap my uncle, talked some sense into me.
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What are the small details in the England match.
Haaalandâs is a foul and is right, as was the penalty review.
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im level headed too damnit!!!
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I am 99.8% sure that Argentina will use dirty, cynical sneaky fouls whether the referee is looking or not. They learn how to make the opposing player foul them so they get a free kick or corner. If you all understand what I mean.
If one of our players brushes against one of their players, they will be rolling around on the pitching, acting as if they have been shot in the leg or the head. Then, our players will be yellow carded or sent off. Messi cynically forces the player to make contact with him, so we can get a free kick
This Argentina team are one of the most entitled, disliked team during the Messi era and think they are above the law in football. FIFA and the football officials will be on their side.
I am resigned to the fact that Argentina are going to the final, not England. I hope I am wrong in my prediction.
Edit:
i canât stand some of those Argentinian fans racially abusing other black fans of their respective countries and racially abusing teams like France because of their black players play key roles in the national team.
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Iâve played Monopoly with someone who âused discretionâ to store a few extra notes from the bank under the board when setting up - we used a different phrase to describe it when discovering them tucked under there 
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How fortunateâŚ.Again.
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I think Kane and quite a few England players were affected by the heat and humidity because they seemed ToruĹ with lead in their boots.
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Yeah several players looked actually smoked at one point.
I think Tuchel did what he could, Englandâs biggest loss of concentration was after the first advert break.
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Or missing penalties (apart from Kane).
The England team are playing Atlanta next, are the weather conditions going to be better there compared to Miami?
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The same conditions as in Miami probably not as humid.
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It has air conditioning, the conditions should be fine.
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Yeah itâs got a roof so it should be around set around 22.
Only beneficial thing England had was Argentina went a full 120 as well.
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I thought when they were bringing on James it was for Konsa as he was non existant in helping the RW with overlaps and underlaps, which meant the RW was nearly always 2 v 1. So was really surprised when they put him in midfield.
Totally agree on Kane and as I said in game, the wifey who really isnât interested in football said âwhy donât they take Kane off, heâs doing nothingâ
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I would have considered Toney or Rashford for the outlet. And bar Rodgers shot that created the goal (that anyone could have hit frankly) I donât remember him.
Saying that defensively I think he did what he could, did like how ITV were giving the small club mentality to Reece James 
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