Why England Will Never Win Trophies

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2 reasons: 1) People mistakenly equate the success of the EPL with the success of England. The best EPL players are foreigners. 2) The media hype them up too much that it gets into their heads.

Saka scores a goal, BBC says he will be among the greats. Mainoo makes a good pass, BBC says he will be among the greats. Kane gets subbed, BBC says he will be among the greats. Jude adjusts his socks, BBC says he will be among the greats. The media and the public are beyond delusional 😂

That 2002-2006 team being called The Golden Generation has always tickled me. Frank Lampard is the only one I have seen admit that other teams were better. The Brazil team had 4 Balon D'or winners in that front line. A literal Golden Generation. France had Zidane, Henry, Vieira, Anelka. Let's be real.

You people have got to chill out ... I am no England fan but to call Bellingham overrated at 21 is ridiculous ... It's the English media that hypes them up ...

And yet Kane is still trophy less...

England does not lack talent. England lacks strategy and purpose. You take risks and attack the opponent, not busy passing back and hope to win by penalties. And of course, please bench Kane.

Hello! I've been following football since 1990 and some thoughts on the English national team over the years: 1. England cannot play as one team. 2. The English are insecure in ball possession. 3. Too high expectations and ego 4. Overpaid and overrated 5. Too conservative and naive tactics. 6. Your thoughts......

Let's be honest and clear: in recent competitions, England have reached advanced stages of the tournament (semi-finals and finals) thanks to lucky draws, easy groups and easy draws. The game shown has always been poor, in all competitions from 2018 to today, except for a few moments of brilliance

Have you noticed that English Media continuously compares England to Germany, France, Spain? That's a big factor. They think England is at that level, despite the fact they have not been able to compete with those teams in the past 60 years, if not in very sporadic cases.

England fans and media always overrate their team, scream “its coming home” every competition, always say we should beat this team and that team. Ultimately forgetting they’ve won nothing since 1966 which is nearly 60 years now. England are the Spurs of international football.

The reason they haven't won a trophy in most people's lifetime is because they're not good enough. Yet arrogantly believe they are. And the premiership deceives you because the English players have the assists of all the foreign players. There's a reason why the likes of Italy, Spain and Germany have won multiple tournaments because they are just better.

Sam Allardyce said it few days ago: England may have [on of] the best league in world, but 75% is imported talent. England does not develop players as it used to, it just imports those. Then they go and play for their own countries.

Only English think they have the best players in the world.

Although not English myself i have 2 main points to say 1 : The managers of the England National Team always no matter the year/tournament always pick wrong players for some reason , you telling me that guys like Peter Crouch and Jamie Vardy who have insane stats for England dont start all games to get accustomed with the others but you let someone like Kane (2024 euro) stay upfront who distrubs the balance of the team when Wattkins and Toney are in the form of their lives , Vardy especially in his time had the best stats out of everyone for England and only ever started 3 matches 2 : Mentality , i dont want to hear about the players diffrences the Greek 04 team at club level used to routinely brawl each other week in week out in way harsher enviroments for clubs with a lot more animosity between each other and at the Euros and in the NT they were like a family and this seals the deal for me , if you are not willing to be 100% with your teammates because of others things at club level then you simply dont want to win enough and no matter what else is happening you dont have the right to complain because that is the first cardinal sin of football.

The main problems are the sheer lack of self-awareness, the arrogance, and the lack of humility. Every single time a major tournament rolls around, I have to stop watching British pundits and reading the British media because I can't stand their deluded assumption that England is amongst the best teams in the world. They are not - anyone who has any knowledge of football knows this. At best, England are a second-tier football team. They are NOT at the same level as teams like Spain, Germany, Italy, or France. But the British media would have you believe that they are. Before the recent Euros final against Spain, there were British pundits like Paul Merson claiming that England should "easily" handle Spain! The delusion of these British pundits is off the charts.

The best league is the one that produces the most successful teams in UCL and Europa Legue. That league is La Liga. And then you see how they have translated that into a World Cup and 4 Euros. But english media will never admit this.

The problem with England is: i) they always think they have a 'golden generation', when neutral observers don't think much of their players compared to international talent, ii) they always blame the manager when they lose (or the referee, the ball, the pitch, the food, the fans, etc.) but rarely the players, iii) they think that club football success in the Champions League is some proxy to national success, forgetting to mention that these 'English' clubs are packed full of some of the best international players in the planet - i.e. take away the international talent and the club success in European club tournaments would be average at best, iv) the media build the England team up to be the favourites in every Euro/World Cup tournament and they never live up to this because expectations are set too high (again, confusing club-level success - where there are a lot of international players - with presumed national success where one cannot rely on international talent) compared to where the level of quality really is. Remember, in Euro 2024, England was in the easiest group and had by far the easiest path to the Final (playing the weakest countries) and despite this, they struggled and barely got through a lot of matches (penalties vs Switzerland for goodness sakes). Spain, by contrast, was somehow not a tournament favourite, despite being a team packed with natural, young talent, and showed controlled and exciting football throughout the tournament, playing what amounted to three 'Finals' on their path to the real Final - recall that Spain beat Italy (2021 winners) in the group stage, beat Germany (host nation) in the quarter final and beat France (multiple previous Euro winner) in the semi finals, just to get to the Final with England. Also, please don't blam Sven Goran Eriksson. He was an excellent manager and the best in Europe at the time. He had enormous success in Italy and Portugal, so when I hear players saying tactics were not there, this is total nonsense. The players were immature, uneducated, selfish and vain so they couldn't play as a team and they could never concentrate on beating their opponents as they were too busy trying to settle petty scores between themselves.

Referring to Jamie Carragher as world class ends me. 😂

The only golden generation we had was 1966, U have to put gold to be a golden generation