Legohamster
Nayim
Wonder which nation Martinez will destroy next.
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World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada
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SteveAWOL
Terry Dyson
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Or as repayment of debt from Belgium for liberation services in WW2
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
In hindsight also funny that all this was created for a player who recently toiled to a tally of 3 goals in a season for Middlesborough
The thing is, Trump will not give one solitary fudge that the US is out. Literally none.
All he cares about is demonstrating to the world that he can bend it to his will, however he wants, whenever he wants, which is what he accomplished with this intervention.
clam.
All he cares about is demonstrating to the world that he can bend it to his will, however he wants, whenever he wants, which is what he accomplished with this intervention.
clam.
DeanoAustin
Jack Jull
The Mexico result was a very good one, the performance was good and to win against them in that stadium was an achievement.
However, I'm seeing a lot of "best result ever", "best away performance ever" type of statements.
Are England going slightly overboard on a victory over a good but not great Mexico side?
However, I'm seeing a lot of "best result ever", "best away performance ever" type of statements.
Are England going slightly overboard on a victory over a good but not great Mexico side?
glorygloryeze
Nayim
Where are you seeing these??
That's what Rooney was saying after the Spain game when they showed clips of them celebrating in the dressing room, said they're celebrating way too early when they haven't done anything yet.
Lost Mango
Terry Fenwick
Think it is a little OTT but also has to be up there for one of the best performances away (possibly even just generally). Unable to acclimatise and not allowed to just rock up 8 hours ahead or anything so worst possible preparation for altitude. Mexico, ranked as a top 10 side internationally, a difficult team to beat at home. Wasn't stylistically great but there was shape and substance to the England set up that has been missing for a long time.
I'm not sure what performances in the last decade or even this century come close to that. It is sort of the Ince head bandaged game in Italy in 1997 equivalent.