martyn

Despite being relegated, West Ham fans must be feeling pretty chuffed. rid of Sullivan and have recouped £150m from Summerville and Fernandes alone. With other key players and Nuno sticking around, they are in a fantastic position now, especially if they get promoted straight away.

Cant agree with this, decision making is one of Saka's best attributes.

Not on the same level as Tom Youngs. He'd end up being the best player in the world on a lot of my saves

Pahars was a decent player tbf. Maybe replace him with Guido Carrillo.

Or gambling on someone further down the pyramid, like Danny Ormerod.

Crikey Pione Sisto is a name ive not seen is some time. Weren't we linked with him back in the day? 1 goal in his last 56 in the Turkish, Greek, and Cypriot league according to Wikipedia!

There's only one... (Yes i know its probably pronounced oh nay)

Whilst i agree generally about the squads level, this was absolutely a winnable game in isolation. We've got Saka and Rashford getting splinters where good but not spectacular players like De Paul and Nico Gonzalez are changing the game for Argentina. It was an incredibly poorly coached game by a coach who was hired to get through games like that.

Southgate would have been crucified for that. Absolutely ridiculous to concede the initiative to that degree for 35 minutes whilst having no counter attacking threat. If thats how its going to be, Tuchel should fall on his sword.

Rodri and Fabian Ruiz are absolutely dogwalking the French midfield

Argentina have been the benificaries of dubious decisions, that isn't one of them. Ridiculous by Embolo.

Possibly the most overhit corner ive ever seen there from Evans

What has Monga shown so far that would have him above other young English talents like Dowman and Rio?

Up to 36th in the live rankings. So guaranteed entry into all the top tournaments pretty much, with next to nothing to defend. So at the very least he's going to have a year playing all the big tournaments.

We had fans saying El Khannouss was crap, when anyone with half a brain could see the talent even in a dysfunctional side. He's now playing top 6 Bundesliga and in a World Cup quarter final for a very decent side. Nelson has the attributes to be a very good player. He didn't show it enough here, and that is partly his fault, but also the club being a basket case is no place for a youngster to come in and try and establish themselves. Assuming injuries don't derail him, I'd expect his career to go from strength to strength now.