Alex

Can't see Redknapp being allowed to get the job. I agree he's the best qualified manager if we're talking Englishmen though. That said, I think he's lost his enthusiasm

Farage is a peripheral figure at best in terms of any deal with the EU. Him and his supporters won't like that but, unless there's a snap GE where they pick up loads of seats, it's true. I think UKIP's biggest problem is that he's basically all they've got. Whenever they wheel anyone else out they're a joke.

Not sure I can take any more perceptive insight

Should be an experienced manager imo, which should rule Howe out.

I think you're right, I would imagine he sees him as his number one. Or at least thinks Krul is away and doesn't think all the other options are good enough.

How about a plebiscite on whether or not there should be another referendum? I know what you're saying but it would be completely ridiculed I think.

It's just walking away and saying it's not my problem any more. Understandable from his point of view but I don't see it as something he's doing for the greater good.

It's business as usual

Btw, Hodgson's resignation has to be the most pointless gesture in history.

So that's both the remain and leave factions of the Tory party now stating it's not their responsibility to have a post-Brexit plan in place

Krul's only got a year left on his current contract anyway.

Agreed. I'd even go as far as saying he's not pragmatic enough about anything to be a political leader

CT-like prescience there from Schteve

I don't think he can take his message to the working class because The Sun will rip the piss out of him and that's, sadly, about all it takes

I found myself almost pleased by the end. You can't even blame technical deficiencies on this one (although that's still a long-standing issue). It was a total inability to handle the pressure

Aye, I think you're right.

Tell you what I don't like about corbyn - the most important political debate and vote of our tecent times and he's the invisible man. But whnw there's a legitimate challenge to his leadership post - Brexit and all of a sudden he's playing to his audience

Danny Baker probably spot on re: Hoddle there

Business as usual

I honestly think that's the worst England performance I've ever seen. Taking everything into account. And there's plenty competition

Trying to decide if this was more embarrassing than getting fuckibg murdered off France in the next round. It was but it's marginal

Who do the sun want to win?

like England losing to Iceland. Tbf though, if I'd seen someone else post that I'd have thought it was pathetic so I take it back. Happy to admit I made the post though

Will Self was 100% spot on when he said both the Tories and labour were too broad a church and need to split into at least 2 separate parties