Yeah but the majority of which were from outside the box, except half three or four which they well and truly messed up. Italy really weren't that good. If we had played either Spain or Germany however I would have been fearful of a cricket score, or perhaps a rugby score, 9-3 sounds reasonable.skeletor wrote:The stat in particular that I was thinking off was after 75-80 mins I think, which was England had 7 shots, Italy had 24.
I was reading Alan Hansens column in the telegraph and he commented on 4-4-2 being out of date but needing to find what works for the players. I would like to see a 4-2-3-1 like Hansen comments on or a 4-3-3 but for some reason England, no matter who the manager do not seem to play anything other than 4-4-2. I would much rather sacrifice one "great" player for a team and formation that works though.
It isn't a great read but I like Hansen and he talks a lot of sense,
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... usted.html