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Err..,they meet up with Gareth Southgate (the England manager btw), who gives them tips on what he thinks their England song should focus on. As well as Eni Oluko and Declan Rice. Yeah, this is supposed to be the England Euro 2020 anthem for the summer. The FA backed it. The BBC backed it. And...

I went on the first YT link I saw, and for whatever reason, comments were disabled. I think its because this is an utter abortion of a track, but perhaps you know better. A football song trying to be "cool" is never, ever going to work. Thats just not how football fans here are wired. 3 Lions...

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Is this embarrassing dreck ACTUALLY going to be played at Wembley during the build up on Tuesday ? To get the crowd going ? Seriously !? I mean come on.

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YouTube comments on this disaster are turned off. What a surprise.

"Lingz" and Nathaniel Clyne get mentioned - despite having f-all to do with this tournament. Honestly, this entire project has been a complete and utter abortion.

Even managed to get "niggas" in there. I mean....ugh. I give up.

Absolutely f*cking DISMAL. And embarrassing. Seriously, how can anyone connect with that pile of bilge ? OK, I'm a white bloke bordering on 50 so clearly not included in this demographic. But piss up a stick, that is utter, utter DRECK. No wonder its been swept under the carpet till over...

I dunno why this thread has got sidetracked into who can/can't "legitimately" bandy the N-word around. The fact that the FA commissioned these two herberts to do the official England song for Euro 2020 is roughly akin to hiring Jimmy Savile to do a turn at your kids birthday party. It was never...

The FA commissioned them to pen England's official song of Euro 2020, and the BBC broadcast a documentary on the writing of the song off the back of it. Only to later discover an extensive back catalogue of expletive-ridden mysogynistic gangsta rap, heavily peppered with 'nigga' in their lyrics...

Throughout the documentary, Konan feels sure that love will outweigh any less positive reactions they may receive: “No matter who you are or where you’re from, we’re supporting England and the song should unite that as well.” Krept adds: “It’s a new time and they’ve just got to accept that it’s...

If it was going to be released then it obviously would have been by now, in order to cash in and make the most of all the pre-tournament hype and optimism (however misplaced that may turn out to be). The notion of holding it back till halfway through the tournament when we may or may not have...

This is looking increasingly likely - there seems to be a complete media black-out on it (no pun intended). The FA and the BBC have realised they've dropped an almighty bollock, and are hoping it will all just go away. With the routine boo-ing of the knee, the last thing they want to have...