GeordieSaint

I’ve seen a stat we had 12% possession after we scored. 12%. That’s appalling.

That last 30mins was appalling. The last 10mins right up there with the most pathetic performance from an England side I have seen… how many headers did an Argentinian win (not one player taller than 6ft)? How many shots were they able to make? How many crosses? All whilst the team is camped on their own penalty box with lots of defenders. So very very disappointing having got themselves in front.

Really poor from England and Tuchel. 399 defenders and let someone shoot from 20m with no pressure. Awful decisions…

Get these ****ers beaten. Horrible football team and a horrible nation.

Well done Toulouse. Horrow show from Saints.

0-34. I’d sack him. Appalling.

Another Toulouse try. 0-24 with the kick to come in front.

0-10 Toulouse with the kick to come.

That header from Dan Burn at the end. Literally ended the Norwegian player.

Yep. We’ve offered very little this half. None of the subs have had any impact.

Thanks. I’ve spent time high up as well and absolutely agree. Lowest I personally have ever felt a bout of altitude sickness was in the 3200-3400m bracket - which I got over with a night’s sleep. It’ll be the sprinting that affects them - rather than sickness - as their bodies will not have had time to adjust. It wouldn’t take long - but 48hrs is not enough. That ball point is massively actually - hadn’t thought about that!

Couple of gigs booked in this year: Richard Ashcroft/Cast at the Don Valley in August. The Bluetones in Cambridge in October.

Most folk wouldn’t get altitude sickness at 2200m. Even if you did, it shouldn’t last very long as the oxygen levels are not drastically lower, meaning the majority of people would adjust relatively quickly. But running around as a professional sports person for 90mins is a different proposition - especially how England would like to play the game: fast, counter attacking football. You need time to adjust your body to be able to do that. So really surprised to hear that general advice - it’s only at 1600m(ish) above sea level.

I’m game for this… … but St Helens Liverpool please.

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Super Harry Kane… … saved us there.

I’m not sure. They look disinterested, slow and ponderous. Awful.

Wright and Neville spot on; Tuchek has to change the system.

1. Farnworth 2. Young 3. 4. Wardle 5. 6. Connor 7. Smith 8. 9. O’Neill 10. 11. KPP 12. Nsemba 13. Knowles I’m in this space selection wise at the moment. The rest TBC.

Some of the London tube lines are ridiculously hot at the moment - the Northern Line (I use daily) is particularly bad.

Is Smith a right centre? And Handley is a left centre?

When did he sign for Toulouse?