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Ep57: Euro 2024 Post-Mortem: England's Attacking Struggles and the Hunt for Southgate's Successor
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In this conversation, Tom and David discuss the Euro 2024 final between England and Spain. They analyze the game, the tactics, and the performance of both teams. They also discuss Gareth Southgate's coaching abilities and the lack of attacking creativity from the England team.
David presents statistics that show England's low goal-scoring and chance-creation numbers compared to other teams in the tournament.
The conversation focuses on the performance of Harry Kane in the Euro 2024 tournament and the potential reasons for his underwhelming performance. The hosts discuss the lack of support and pace around Kane, which affected his ability to drop deeper and play a more creative role. They also question the decision to play Kane despite his reported physical struggles.
The conversation then shifts to the topic of finding a new England manager, with suggestions including Graham Potter, Eddie Howe, Lee Carsley and Mauricio Pochettino. The hosts also discuss the possibility of Gareth Southgate taking on a different role within the FA. The episode concludes with a mention of the upcoming Championship season and the anticipation of squad changes.
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