All three of Wales goalscorers were born in England.
I bet Reading are kicking themselves for releasing Hal Robson-Kanu.
Was the substitution of bring Fellaini for Carrasco one of the worst ever.
Wales fans will be harder than Roxxy Lea's nipples after that win.
Wales were really intelligent when in possession of the ball, they rarely hoofed the ball aimlessly up the pitch.
They were also highly composed and organised when out of possession too.
I love the camaraderie and togetherness of the squad, which Coleman has brilliantly nurtured.
(01-07-2016 22:33 )tjl007 Wrote: [ -> ]All three of Wales goalscorers were born in England.
I bet Reading are kicking themselves for releasing Hal Robson-Kanu.
Was the substitution of bring Fellaini for Carrasco one of the worst ever.
Apart from Williams they (Robson-Kanu & Vokes) wouldn't get near the England team, shows what a great coach Coleman is IMO. I don't even think Bale is on top form yet. I can see them turning Portugal over as well. They have gone negative last two games masking their defensive problems but I can see them attacking more which will play into Wales's hands.
Never going to hear the end of this one, as someone who is an 8th welsh clearly this is my team.
Germany v Italy should be interesting in Bordeaux tomorrow.
Neuer v Buffon.
Conte v Low.
Should be a cracker.
Now I have said that it will be a 0-0 borefest
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Might well be Snookerd but im worried because Germany never beat italy in a major torrnament
Just finished watching Wales match Wales were very good for victory happy with the 3-1 victory only gutted bale didnt score to give me more winnings had them coming from behind to win @17/1 few quid on that
Felt Ramsey's & Davies' cautions were bit harsh so they will be missing the semi. Also agree with Snookered Germany V Italy should a great game. I d love to see Wales put Ronaldo in his place and to me Portugal have been the worst performing side I have seen reaching the semi finals
(01-07-2016 23:07 )ryuken Wrote: [ -> ]Wales were really intelligent when in possession of the ball, they rarely hoofed the ball aimlessly up the pitch.
They were also highly composed and organised when out of possession too.
I love the camaraderie and togetherness of the squad, which Coleman has brilliantly nurtured.
I wish England could get a manager that can instil that same kind of camaraderie an togetherness that Coleman has done with Wales, I can certainly now see them picking up the Team of the Year awards in December plus possibly many OBE's and maybe arise Sir Chris Coleman?
The only team that could stop them doing that probably could either be the GB Olympic squad or the European Ryder Cup team