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Gutted, by both, but for Boro it was the injustice that was the over-riding thing. That made it really hard to let go.
This one, ultimately, was self-inflicted. We had Croatia at our mercy for 40 minutes and blew it. Harry Kane, in thirty years time, will be waking at night, agonizing over why he didn't just roll the ball sideways for Sterling to tap in.![]()
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And the gloating vile fans, assaulting our players, mocking us as we tried to leave their shabby smoggy town.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
When people are rude to you, they reveal who they are, not who you are.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Who knows? But we are on the right track.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
U21s : 3rd in Euros
U20s: World Cup winners
U19: Euros winners
U17: World Cup winners
Senior squad: World Cup semi finalist
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I couldn’t speak for hours after the boro game. Honestly, the hangover hurts more than last nights defeat.
I guess it must somehow be Sterling's fault after all. Selfless national hero Harry Kane, was FORCED to have a really crap shot, and miss the open goal on the rebound, because he knew Sterling couldn't be trusted to roll the ball into an empty net from 6 yards. DAMN you Sterling.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I'm actually a fan of Sterling, as per the thread I started the other day, and he probably would have scored but he does have form in missing open goals. Call it gallows humourThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote![]()
Felt much worse against Middlesbrough, but not because I don't care about the WC.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If we went back to 2016 and you offered me promotion again Middlesbrough, or England winning the WC in 2018 and Brighton losing in the playoffs, I'd choose winning the WC - easy decision (without knowing whether Brighton would ever get to the PL).
If last night had been the final, or I'd thought we'd beat France, it would been much worse. I ignored all the idiots saying 'it's coming home' (yes I know, that's half of NSC) and protected my feelings, as it probably wasn't coming home was it.
Hold tight, my man
He's got the frisbee
Can you imagine if the roles were reversed in that incident? If Sterling had wasted that double chance, with Kane stood waiting to tap in the goal that would have sealed a place in the World Cup final? Sterling would have been utterly slaughtered. It would have been like Beckham after '98.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Sadly I think you're right.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
What should have happened, of course, is that Kane should have squared it and Sterling tapped it in before carrying out a celebration where he pretended to shoot Lovren with his AK47 tattoo, so enraging the Croat that he attempted to lamp the pair of them. As per the rest of the half he'd have missed but he finally would have got the red card he deserved. Has anyone had such a match of two halves as Lovren last night? I can't remember it if so.
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