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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2909123/ ＥＵ、対ロ制裁第21弾を承認 銀行や暗号資産網などに照準 | ロイター #Asia #ASXPAC #BISV #bnk #BNKS #BRU #BSVC #CEEU #CISC #Com #Cru #CRYCUR #CWP #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #dip #EMEA #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #ENR #EU #EUROP #Europe #EuropeanUnion #EZC #Fin #FINS #FRX #Gen #GR #INTAG #JFOR #JLN #LNG #MTPIX #NASIA #NEWS1 #NGS #NRG #OILG #POL #PROD #REPI:GAS #REPI:LNG #Ru #SeeU #SHPNG #TNKR #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRD #TRDEMB #TRN #TRNSPT #UA #ヨーロッパ #欧州 #欧州連合
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2909123/ ＥＵ、対ロ制裁第21弾を承認 銀行や暗号資産網などに照準 | ロイター #Asia #ASXPAC #BISV #bnk #BNKS #BRU #BSVC #CEEU #CISC #Com #Cru #CRYCUR #CWP #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #dip #EMEA #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #ENR #EU #EUROP #Europe #EuropeanUnion #EZC #Fin #FINS #FRX #Gen #GR #INTAG #JFOR #JLN #LNG #MTPIX #NASIA #NEWS1 #NGS #NRG #OILG #POL #PROD #REPI:GAS #REPI:LNG #Ru #SeeU #SHPNG #TNKR #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRD #TRDEMB #TRN #TRNSPT #UA #ヨーロッパ #欧州 #欧州連合
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2909109/ メキシコ格付け見通し「ネガティブ」に変更、債務・成長を懸念＝Ｓ＆Ｐ | ロイター #AAA #AMERS #CAMER #CDM #CMSS #DBT #DEST:NOJPWDM #eco #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #EXPRO #EXPRO1 #Gen #GFIN #GVD #INDS #ISER #JFOR #JLN #LATAM #MCE #México #MX #NAMER #NEWS1 #OILG #POL #PRIS #RAGENS #REPI:EXPLORATIONPRODUCTION #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #メキシコ
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MoD says wind farm could weaken UK air defences #ENG: The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has objected to proposals for a wind farm in the East Yorkshire Wolds, claiming it would adversely impact the UK’s air defences and jet pilot’s training exercises. Ridge Clean Energy is seeking permission to build six wind turbines as part of the Three Oaks Renewable Energy Park Extension at Burton Agnes, near Driffield. In its objection, the MoD said the turbines would… https://www.wind-watch.org/news/2026/08/15/mod-says-wind-farm-could-weaken-uk-air-defences/ #windenergy
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Dengie wind farm plans refused by Maldon District Council #ENG: Controversial plans to build a wind farm on the Dengie have been rejected by Maldon District Council. Naseby Energy applied for permission to build 15 wind turbines, along with an electricity substation and underground cabling, on land east of Bridge Wick Lane near Southminster on the Dengie Peninsula. Maldon District Council rejected the plans, citing a “likely adverse effect on bird… https://www.wind-watch.org/news/2026/08/15/dengie-wind-farm-plans-refused-by-maldon-district-council/ #windenergy
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https://www.fogolf.com/1354235/basket-case-andy-brassell-calls-out-barcelona-as-anthony-gordon-is-yet-to-be-registered-with-them/ “BASKET CASE” Andy Brassell CALLS OUT Barcelona as Anthony Gordon is yet to be registered with them! #AnthonyGordan #Barcelona #BarcelonaTransfers #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WillGordon #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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https://www.fogolf.com/1354235/basket-case-andy-brassell-calls-out-barcelona-as-anthony-gordon-is-yet-to-be-registered-with-them/ “BASKET CASE” Andy Brassell CALLS OUT Barcelona as Anthony Gordon is yet to be registered with them! #AnthonyGordan #Barcelona #BarcelonaTransfers #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WillGordon #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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https://www.fogolf.com/1346295/daniele-fisichella-explains-how-anthony-gordon-slots-into-barcelona-side-after-big-summer-move/ Daniele Fisichella EXPLAINS how Anthony Gordon SLOTS into Barcelona side after big summer move #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WillGordon #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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https://www.fogolf.com/1346295/daniele-fisichella-explains-how-anthony-gordon-slots-into-barcelona-side-after-big-summer-move/ Daniele Fisichella EXPLAINS how Anthony Gordon SLOTS into Barcelona side after big summer move #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WillGordon #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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(archive: 2026) Cumulative hydrodynamic impacts of offshore wind farms on North Sea currents and surface temperatures #ENG #DEU #NLD: Abstract. Offshore wind farms are increasingly shaping coastal ocean dynamics, yet their cumulative physical impacts remain poorly quantified. Using decade-long, high-resolution simulations of the North Sea, we show that large-scale offshore wind development can reduce current velocities by up to 20% and reshape… https://www.wind-watch.org/documents/cumulative-hydrodynamic-impacts-of-offshore-wind-farms-on-north-sea-currents-and-surface-temperatures/ #windpower #windenergy
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‘Towering’ wind turbine given thumbs down #ENG: Plans for a new wind turbine at an Amazon distribution centre have been rejected following concerns over its impact on the landscape. The technology giant had applied to build the 410ft (125m) structure next to one of its centres in Bowburn, County Durham, as part of plans to make it largely self-sufficient in its electricity needs. But Durham County Council received more than 150 objections,… https://www.wind-watch.org/news/2026/08/02/towering-wind-turbine-given-thumbs-down/ #windpower #windenergy
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Transforma Tu Pasión por el Fitness en un Impacto Poderoso Transforma Tu Pasión por el Fitness en un Impacto Poderoso ¡Transforma tu pasión por el fitness en un impacto poderoso! Con "Inspirar a otros como un destacado instructor de fitness" de Hesham Nebr, aprenderás técnicas de optimización SEO, estrategias de manejo de contenido y más. ¡Haz que tu mensaje resuene y lleva tu carrera al siguiente nivel! Etiquetas: #Fitness #Ebook #SEO #MarketingDigital #DesarrolloDeNegocios #SocialMedia #Eng...
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Transforma Tu Pasión por el Fitness en un Impacto Poderoso Transforma Tu Pasión por el Fitness en un Impacto Poderoso ¡Transforma tu pasión por el fitness en un impacto poderoso! Con "Inspirar a otros como un destacado instructor de fitness" de Hesham Nebr, aprenderás técnicas de optimización SEO, estrategias de manejo de contenido y más. ¡Haz que tu mensaje resuene y lleva tu carrera al siguiente nivel! Etiquetas: #Fitness #Ebook #SEO #MarketingDigital #DesarrolloDeNegocios #SocialMedia #Eng...
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2888645/ ロシア通販大手の倉庫に無人機攻撃、7人死亡 石油施設で火災 | ロイター ##war #Asia #ASXPAC #CEEU #CISC #Com #CWP #Def #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #dis #DRONE #EASIA #EEU #EMEA #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #ENR #EUROP #Gen #JDOM #JFOR #JLN #jp #NASIA #NEWS1 #NRG #OILG #POL #PROD #REF #REFI #REPI:GRIDINFRASTRUCTURE #REPI:REFINING #Ru #SCI #SECUR #TRN #UA #Ukraine #ウクライナ
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2888164/ インド裁判所がＥ２０燃料による損傷認定、マルチ・スズキに補償命令 | ロイター #AGRI #ANLINS #Asia #ASXPAC #AUT #Auto #AUTOMV #BIOETH #BIOF #CARM #CLJ #CMPNY #Com #CYCS #DEST:NOJPTPM #DEST:NOJPZTM #dip #EMRG #ENER #eng #ENR #ENV #EXPLN #Gen #in #India #JFOR #JLN #JUDIC #NRG #POL #PROD #PUBL #REPI:FUEL #RNW #RSBI:CLEANENERGY #SASIA #STX #TOPCMB #TOPNWS #TRN #インド
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https://www.fogolf.com/1328116/i-got-angry-ellard-kirk-francis-react-to-spain-winning-the-world-cup-a-bizarre-half-time-show/ “I GOT ANGRY!” Ellard & Kirk-Francis REACT to Spain winning the World Cup & a BIZARRE Half Time Show ##messi #ChrisKirk #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #EnzoFernandez #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #SpainReaction #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WorldCup #WorldCup2026 #WorldCupFinalReaction
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https://www.fogolf.com/1328116/i-got-angry-ellard-kirk-francis-react-to-spain-winning-the-world-cup-a-bizarre-half-time-show/ “I GOT ANGRY!” Ellard & Kirk-Francis REACT to Spain winning the World Cup & a BIZARRE Half Time Show ##messi #ChrisKirk #ENG #EnglandWorldCup #EnzoFernandez #fifa2026 #fifa26 #football #funny #ManchesterUnited #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PremierLeague #SimonJordan #SimonJordanTalksport #soccer #SpainReaction #sport #talksport #TalksportLiveNow #TalksportRant #TOTTENHAM #WorldCup #WorldCup2026 #WorldCupFinalReaction
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Calderdale Energy Park: Colne Town Council to issue legal letter to developer over wind farm plans #ENG: Colne Town Council has said it intends to issue a legal letter to the developer behind the Walshaw Moor wind farm, claiming it was not consulted on large amounts of stone which could come through the town as part of the development. The council has argued that due to local stone not being suitable to create roads and foundations for the… https://www.wind-watch.org/news/2026/07/19/calderdale-energy-park-colne-town-council-to-issue-legal-letter-to-developer-over-wind-farm-plans/ #windpower #windenergy
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ENGLISH LESSONS FROM THE 2026 WORLD CUP...
RISK/REWARD. Be bold. England left the tournament with bronze medals and a skipful of regrets. The tournament was ultimately a disappointment. They wanted to reach the final, they have plenty of talent, a front six now traded for more than £600m and heaven knows what Jude Bellingham is now worth? £200m?
Thomas Tuchel’s defensive response against Argentina – no outlet, no pace - cost England the golden shot of the final. Wasted opportunity to end the years of hurt. England’s defence is not strong enough to hold out – especially against elite opponents - so go on the front foot more.
No pressure existed in the bronze match but imagine if Tuchel had been so attacking against Argentina, continually, including with his subs. The frustration of the underused Bukayo Saka was understandable. Boldness includes squad selection. England’s most creative right-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and one of their most creative midfielders in Adam Wharton ignored. So wrong by Tuchel, indicative of negativity. Tuchel lamented England’s “passive” mindset – well, he contributed to it.STARS OF THE SHOW. 1. Jude Bellingham. Wants to be James Bond one day. Scored 007 goals. For now, a real all-action hero for his country. Became the England international to score most at a finals. Constant force for England: goal against Croatia; broke deadlock against Panama; diving header then 1-2 with Kane in the Azteca; led comeback against Norway with equaliser and winner; calmed nerves with brilliant run and finish against France. Leader, creator, goalscorer. England’s next captain. Class act - consoled Mexicans after full-time.
KEEP TUCHEL BUT HOLD THE PRIDE. Players like Thomas Tuchel, whatever the understandable frustrations some feel over his defensive response against Argentina. Expensive for FA to pay off, especially after naïve decision to extend contract. No obvious successor. Dan Ashworth working on trying to find/develop potential home-grown successors.
For now, they have Tuchel. He’s an A-list coach who had a deeply costly aberration against Argentina, the negative subs and the failure to use Saka. He’ll surely learn from that. He’s engaging, open in press conferences, but he really needs to dial down his huge pride and acknowledge shortcomings.STARS OF THE SHOW. 2. Elliot Anderson. Tireless in midfield. £116m is a huge fee but he’ll continue to mature and add to his game. Manchester City fans will be excited.
ELITE DEBT TO EFL. Look at where the stars were shaped. Morgan Rogers in West Brom’s academy, also on the field at Middlesborough, Lincoln and Blackpool. Anderson at Bristol Rovers. Harry Kane at Orient, Millwall, Norwich and Leicester. On it goes, Bellingham started out at Birmingham City before going abroad. Jordan Pickford learned at Burton, Carlisle, Bradford and Preston. Ezri Konsa started at Charlton. The Premier League (and La Liga and Bundesliga) needs the EFL. Support them.
STARS OF THE SHOW. 3. Djed Spence. The pick of England defenders, just ahead of Marc Guehi and Ezri Konsa. Spence’s selection was criticised (including by me) but the full-back vindicated Tuchel’s faith, playing both left and right, getting forward exuberantly and even winning a penalty against France.
INJURY-PRONE. Don’t take those with suspect injury records. Sadly, nobody was surprised when Reece James’ hamstring went and he missed three games. Ditto Tino Livramento, terrific full-back but needs a clear run of games going into a tournament (he was replaced).
STARS OF THE SHOW. 4. Anthony Gordon. Two assists against DR Congo, won the pen against Mexico, assist against Norway, scored against Argentina. Removing Gordon proved one of Tuchel’s more calamitous decisions in that fateful second half in Atlanta. Performances will have excited Barcelona fans.
DRAFT IN ASHLEY COLE. There is nobody on Tuchel’s staff who truly understands the emotion wrapped up in the Three Lions. Tuchel’s trusted No 2, Anthony Barry, delivered a heartfelt message about the players playing with “broken hearts” against France. Cole, an England centurion, is a highly respected coach who’s worked successfully with Lee Carsley and might bring an important dimension and perspective to England. Tuchel effectively brought Jordan Henderson in in the role. Why not Cole?
STARS OF THE SHOW. 5. Harry Kane. Harry Houdini. Scorer of six goals, setter of standards on and off the field. Dropped too deep against Argentina but was simply trying to help out.
FANFARE. As usual, England fans turned up in their 10s of thousands. Many were locals, ex-pats, but the many of the traditional faithful reported for duty, those who support England in qualifying, home and away, friendlies too, the Top Cappers and Block 109ers. They are there despite the costs, logistical demands, and likelihood of a long time away from home, especially with a week extra because of the warm-up games in Florida.
Behaviour levels deserve relief-filled applause. Gone are the days when a section of England’s support embarrassed themselves, the team and the country. The trip to the baseball in Atlanta and adoption of Braves' Michael Harris II won them even more friends. So did their camaraderie with Mexicans during that epic trip to the Azteca. Now a credit to England.
THE FUTURE. Euros are two years away. Nations League games against Spain are no time for experimentation but the Jordan Pickford succession has to be considered at some point. That means game-time for James Trafford but in a big qualifier? Pickford is 32, had the occasional moment of uncertainty in the tournament, but will still back himself to make Euro 2028 at least.
The Harry Kane succession is less pressing as he will doubtless play the Euros at 34, but more worrying as there simply doesn’t appear any obvious successor. Elsewhere Rio Ngumoah and Max Dowman need more minutes in the age-groups before their inevitable immersion (Ngumoah already has a cap).
England have talent present and future. They have a shot at the Euros on home soil in two years if Tuchel has truly learned from the World Cup. But England players and fans will be watching the final with an element of envy and feeling of "if only". #ENG #FIFAWorldCup
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Thomas Tuchel on Bukayo Saka, who voiced his frustration at not playing more in the World Cup. Scored a hat-trick today. “Bukayo is a fantastic footballer, a key player for us, and he showed it again today. He was excellent. He was ready to go in the World Cup but I still felt a responsibility to take it slow with Bukayo (after injury).
"He started some matches. It was a tough decision to leave him out of the semi-final. I felt with Norway (win in quarters) that Morgan Rogers showed he was special with his physicality and his body. We had him (Saka) warmed up several times (against Argentina). We were ready to change but situations meant... (they had to make other changes)." #ENG
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Kobbie Mainoo listed as injured on the subs on the team-sheet. Jordan Henderson, who has a broken arm, isn’t. Henderson out for the warmup in boots but only watching. Now laying ball off for finishers in shooting practice. #ENG
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Ability and humility. A glimpse into Morgan Rogers' mindset here...after the win at the Azteca, he spoke of his desire for constant self-improvement. “I look at players in the room, in the training ground, the Harry Kanes, Judes. They've done it for five, six, seven, eight years consistently. That's the difference from a good player to a great player.
"I want to take that step. I want to be in those conversations as the best player in England and Europe. I’ve still got a long way to go and a lot of learning to do and development, but I think I'm on the right path of learning from these players, and I'm getting my consistency right.” #ENG
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2886692/ 軽油価格が急騰、ロシアの禁輸で供給逼迫 世界経済への影響懸念 | ロイター #AMERS #ANLINS #Asia #ASXPAC #CEEU #CISC #Com #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #DISTLL #EMEA #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #ENR #ENV #EU #EUROP #GB #Gen #GRAPHC #HOIL #INTAG #JFOR #JLN #LATAM #MTGFX #MTPIX #NAMER #NASIA #NEWS1 #NRG #OILG #POL #PROD #REF #REPI:FUELOIL #REPI:GRIDINFRASTRUCTURE #REPI:TRANSPORTFUELS #Ru #Russia #SAMER #TRD #TRN #US #WEA #WEU #ロシア
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https://www.wacoca.com/news/2886692/ 軽油価格が急騰、ロシアの禁輸で供給逼迫 世界経済への影響懸念 | ロイター #AMERS #ANLINS #Asia #ASXPAC #CEEU #CISC #Com #DEST:NOJPWDM #DEST:NOJPZTM #DISTLL #EMEA #EMRG #ENER #ENFF #eng #ENR #ENV #EU #EUROP #GB #Gen #GRAPHC #HOIL #INTAG #JFOR #JLN #LATAM #MTGFX #MTPIX #NAMER #NASIA #NEWS1 #NRG #OILG #POL #PROD #REF #REPI:FUELOIL #REPI:GRIDINFRASTRUCTURE #REPI:TRANSPORTFUELS #Ru #Russia #SAMER #TRD #TRN #US #WEA #WEU #ロシア
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Thomas Tuchel talks. No regrets but plenty of pain, a plea for perspective, insistence he will not quit and belief that players hit by intensity of schedule. It's draining men. 48 hours after defeat to Argentina, England’s embattled head coach tried to answer his critics when talking last night on arrival here in Miami in advance of today’s World Cup third-place play-off against France. Tuchel refused to say whether Atlanta was “the most painful experience” of his football career. “I don't know. I had a lot of painful ones and it wouldn't be the last one.”
Report from Miami. Main lines of questioning and TT answers…
RESPONSIBLE. Who was responsible for England dropping off and for the defeat? Players or coach? “Listen, if it's easier, if someone takes the blame, I take the blame. No problem. This is the deal that you signed up for, as I understand it.
"You have every right to do so (criticise), but I will not engage in this kind of game. For me, there's no one to blame. If you need someone to blame, I'll take the responsibility. I’m the head coach. If ‘drama’ is needed, if a blame game needs to be played, OK, we can do that, but I have the right to not engage with that.”
SCAR. The pain remained. It’s a scar. “It’s a shock in the beginning. It's becoming more, more painful every single day. It will be a scar for us. Unfortunately, not the first one, and very likely, not the last one. This is what it is in high-level sports. We have to live with this. It’s our pain, my pain, the players’ pain, we feel the most pain of all. It is our scar that we carry. We have to live with this defeat, not the critics, not the experts, not our family members who suffer with us, and want only the best for us, but it's basically us.”
NO REGRETS. Any regrets on his defensive substitutions when England were 1-0 up against Argentina? “I don't regret my decisions, because I felt that we become too passive, the momentum switches and I try to help my team. I took several decisions, trusting my instinct, my intuition, my experience, my trust in my competitiveness, and I took the decision to help the team and get the results.
"We didn't get the result. So I take the responsibility for all these decisions. But the decisions are made under stress, the decisions are made in-game. I would regret if I didn't help, I would regret if we didn't react. But I have no regrets over the decisions.”
PERSPECTIVE. A plea for perspective. “It's not so long ago that we were in front of 1000s and 1000s of fans in America, singing Wonderwall, right? What these players built in the last six-and-a-half weeks was just on the highest level in terms of togetherness, in terms of skill. This represents me and my values. We have to take the next step and play better football under pressure of the football in tournaments. We have another level to reach.
“Maybe it's worth to put it into context. We lost the first official match together since 14 matches. We played in the semi-final against the world champions. We were (at) 85 minutes, 1-0 up. We played against the best player in the world. We are one of the top-four nations. France, Spain and Argentina expect to win the title. We were hoping, we would dream. We are not there yet. There is still a gap to close. And this is what we will do.”
REACTION. What will England’s reaction be, starting against France? “I am competitive. Every player is competitive. We will have a reaction, and it starts from tomorrow. We will not stop chasing, hunting, challenging. If we win, we (England) have the best results of the World Cups in 60 years. That's the perspective, yes. We will show that the mentality is real, the spirit is real, and the togetherness that we have built is not to be questioned."
PASSIVE. So what went wrong against Argentina? “We became too passive in the last 30 minutes. We could not get hold of the ball, we could not find duels anymore. Argentina had a lot of offensive changes and a lot of offensive positions. They were chasing a goal, the substitutes became more and more offensive. We could not stop the crosses and we could not stop the runners into the box. Argentina found another gear, another momentum, another belief. They built something over several years (together).”
THREAT. His response to the growing Argentina threat? “We decided to play a back-five to have more width, (and) closer to the (Argentina) guys who cross. We did excellent after some minutes. We just became too passive, and Argentina found another gear.”
SAKA. Why didn’t Bukayo Saka play against Argentina. “We decided for a more physical approach with Morgan Rogers. I felt like after the game against Norway, Morgan has something special in him. I'm glad he proved to us right with his assist (for Anthony Gordon’s goal).”
DRAINED. Did England suffer a loss of intensity because their players were drained? “Even if we don't want to admit it, because it always feels like an excuse, I feel the game with 10 men in Mexico, the altitude, the travelling, we lost a complete night of sleep, and the game in the heat against Norway and in extra time cost us more than we maybe thought. The players gave everything physically every single match. If you see the intensity drop there must be a reason for it because the motivation was through the roof. We could not reach these kind of intensities.”
BACKING. Tuchel enjoys FA backing, and he wants to stay on. “I can never change my thinking if I would like to carry on.” And so to the game with France. “There will be changes (to the line-up).” #FRAENG #ENG #FIFAWorldCup
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The Group of Death - defeat
https://youtu.be/TdF00xfECZU?si=DPiWY_3_unUZPg8A
I’m really proud of this episode. Just a shame about the match itself.
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The Group of Death - defeat
https://youtu.be/TdF00xfECZU?si=DPiWY_3_unUZPg8A
I’m really proud of this episode. Just a shame about the match itself.
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“Heartbreaking.” Mark Bullingham FA CEO sends message to England fans. “It is heartbreaking to be so close. The players and Thomas gave it everything today and the squad, coaches and staff could not have worked harder during the tournament. I would like to thank them all - and also give my heartfelt thanks to our wonderful fans here in the USA and at home. We felt your support every step of the way and we are all so disappointed not to go further.” #ENG
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Totally agree with Rooney's post match comments. That tournament was no different to Southgate's.
We beat the teams we should beat and lost against the one who we shouldn't.
The whole point of hiring Tuchel was to get us through those 20 minutes. His tenure really boiled down to that period and he messed it up. There were no elite tactics or game management when we needed it most.
Hopefully he learns for the next tournament but I feel like this is him and we have to accept it.
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Totally agree with Rooney's post match comments. That tournament was no different to Southgate's.
We beat the teams we should beat and lost against the one who we shouldn't.
The whole point of hiring Tuchel was to get us through those 20 minutes. His tenure really boiled down to that period and he messed it up. There were no elite tactics or game management when we needed it most.
Hopefully he learns for the next tournament but I feel like this is him and we have to accept it.
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That was entirely inevitable. Tuchel has been great this tournament but he's fucked it here. Going out with a whimper here.
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That was entirely inevitable. Tuchel has been great this tournament but he's fucked it here. Going out with a whimper here.
