England created three or four good chances so you're right, if every one of those had gone in they would have had three or four goals. Due to poor finishing from the dismal Heskey and SWP they didn't get them. How is that unlucky rather than poor play from players out of their depth? I've seen a few people say that but luck obviously had absolutely nothing to do with it.
Of course every team loses the ball, but a team as talented as England shouldn't do it so often. What, other than the assist, impressed you about Heskey? He didn't do anything else useful.
I didn't write the USA off, I just said they're not in the same class as England in terms of individual talent. No need to be condescending.
And could you, and any other English fans here, answer just one question: why are you content for your team to play the long ball up to the big man when they have such exceptional players? It's 1970s stuff. They tried it for so long last night and it just didn't work, against average defenders.









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