The article expresses frustration with England’s unimpressive football performance, especially during their recent 1-0 win against Andorra, considering it inadequate amidst top-performing rival teams. It reflects on the shortcomings of manager Thomas Tuchel's short-term strategy, contrasting it with the well-rounded approaches of countries like Argentina, Spain, and France, who are thriving. Despite England's position improving due to other teams' draws, concerns about their World Cup readiness and tactical inefficacy linger. The article highlights the pressures on players like Messi and Ronaldo, indicating larger issues in squad dynamics and performance.
When the England manager shrugs and says he can't blame the fans for booing, you know it was bad.
Look at England's rivals. Argentina are playing mesmerising football and top the Conmebol standing by 10 points.
The fact Cristiano Ronaldo got their winner against Germany last week has only made it harder for Portugal to address age-related lineup decisions.
At which point, everybody's knackered and anything goes during the June international break.
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