Why England Have NEVER Won the EUROs and Probably WON'T! 

Will England win EURO 2024? 🤔👇

Who's here after England just lose again? 🤣🤣

Legend has it Trump faced more shots than Spain's goalkeeper

Let's be honest. 1966 was highly controversial. A goal that never crossed the line and another during a pitch invasion.... Cheats

Aged like a fine wine

The reason is simple, they're not as good as they think.

Because the EUROs is a football tournament, not a lumberjack competition.

england's players are overated by the media. they are not that good. i dont know why england is being termed as the favourite to win.

Who is here after England lost the finals?

This aged well.

One problem is we are finally producing some world class players, but dont produce world class managers.

The media and all the over hype and over analysis is the curse of England fc Englqnd always has good players so they need a boss that can eliminate all of the pointless pressure from the depressing pressssssssss gangs

Southgate has taken England to a level higher than anyone since 66, he has nullified the pressure on his players better than anyone and he has built a unified squad who want to play for each other. The trouble is that he is a defender with a risk averse mentality and hardly the best tactician in the world and under him this is the best the team can be. I would love to see him stay but step down to coach the things he excels at. Alongside him I would love to see Pep Guardiolla or someone of his stature and nouse taking charge of England. Then we would win something.

Italy were actually cursed in the tournament from when it became a real tournament with a good amount of teams to when they won it in 2021 which was by them having to be statistically the best team (despite a much harder route than runners-up England). But 1996 to 2016 Italy were the best team to not win any of those 6 tournaments. 2 finals, 1 of which they were about 20 seconds away from beating the WorldChampions (France) and it should've been 2-0 before France scored the very late equaliser but also Italy's goalkeeper Toldo had a great tournament but got his nose studded in that final. Italy had won their first 4 games and got the better of both hosts and knocked out the favourites&co-hosts Netherlands without conceding to them when Netherlands had scored 13 goals in the 4 games before playing Italy. 2 uniquely unlucky group stage exits which has basically no chance of happening in today's format. 1996 (a group with the 2 eventual finalists Germany & CzechRepublic, the latter Italy had a better record than but UEFA's rules allow a team who beat you however lucky it was to finish above you if you're on the same points regardless of the goal difference, CzechRepublic had worse GD in my book & Fifa's book that means they had a worse record it's as bad as having a point less UEFA disagree and because Czech beat 10 man Italy 2-1 they progressed just for that reason but had 2 worse results out of 3 than Italy. Plus Italy were the better team vs Germany and also missed a penalty which would've made them finish top of the group let alone qualify) & 2004 it's extremely rare to be eliminated from a group where you get a win and 2 draws with zero defeats. The 2 eventual finalists that year would've massively struggled a lot vs Italy had either of them had to face them. 2 shootout exits 2008 (vs Spain who dominated World football 2008 to 2012 the latter was Italy's other Euro's final defeat) & 2016 (vs Germany the reigning WorldChampions) Italy were better than the eventual winners of that competition (Portugal) it's just Italy kept having to play the best teams every round while Portugal avoided everyone (Italy, Spain, Belgium & Germany) and were still unconvincing.

They need to be able to beat big teams when it matters most. England have done well in recent tournaments because they played teams that were not that good or not as good as they use to be like Germany in the last Euro or teams at the level of Colombia or Senegal. I do think England will do well this Euro hopping they win cause I'm English and I've never seen England win a single tournament in my lifetime. I also do believe that luck wasn't on our side in crucial moments like the last Euro or World cup. They need to be able to beat the big teams without going to penalties or even Extra time for that matter. Look at Argentina for example they scrapped by and suffered to win a world cup even with Messi and all they’re talented players. However in crucial moments Messi stepped up , Martinez rose to the occasion or the other players raised they’re game.

Well, it is a mixture of many things. Spanish football was in a similar position a few decades ago; when LaLiga was the "Star's League". We were the best league, but the national team always failed. Spanish players were not used to be the main protagonist of the teams; formation was not the keystone of every team; we were the richest ones; so, it was unnecessary to seize and develop a really strong tactician and player formation system. We did not export players on that time; so, our players were less competitive and able to adapt to different kinds of styles. In addition, Spanish football started a formative revolution during the 90s (not just in La Masia). On national team and club level. Less physicality and more understanding of the game and technical training. This kind of making things started on England just a decade ago. When the economic crisis arrived to LaLiga, we were forced to seize our football schools, export players and harvest the previous job done by national football federation. It took decades. That's similar in countries like France or Portugal, where there's a huge national football formation network (very young taleted players like Mbappe or Tchouameni were selected to be trained on national team academy when they were youngsters searching for a team). English football was very coarse and isolated of the ultimate football revolutions until premier league (mainly the Sacchi and Cruyff innovations), further more after the europe's ban from competitions in 1985, and started to be important and modernized on the late 2000s. You began to implement football formation like in Spain or France even lately. Now you have started to produce modern players instead of English players; but there's a lack of modern national coaches with its own ideas. It will take time cause you need coaches that experienced and developed modern football mentality instead of the old English one. At the end, modern English football is still in its infancy; like I said, just a few years ago Premier League wasn't even as professional as other leagues; first Spanish players that arrived to PR talked about the lack of structure and method inside clubs during 2000s. I even remember Malouda talking about the lack of the minimum tactical knowledge of English players when he arrived to Chelsea. Players like Phoden, Bellingham, Grealish or Saka are starting to show how can be national english football in a few years. You are doing well, but takes time!

Simple. They are England 😂

Who’s here after England lost again in the Euro final. Seems like it’s never coming home

It’s largely because in England they believe that being English automatically means they are somehow ahead of everyone else at the start gun. Everyone else is against them or they are unlucky. It’s actually because other nations teach the kids to play in technique from a young age not just kick and show physical prowess or passion. Same in business too.

96’ 21’ biggest fumbles

The country who invented Football the greatest sport of all time, haven't won the trophy for 60 years

Because they're not as good as they think. That's why 😂

In my opinion, the winning of a future title is a matter of hard work and not only in terms of football, even more so in working on the mental chip. Spain started becoming successful in foitball after having scrapped the nickname of "La Furia Roja". Defining themselves as furiuos was counterproductive because fury makes you lose control. The English team, public and media need to get rid of their stubbornness and entitlement of wanting to "bring back home "their" football trophies". If they don't get more humble in their approach, they very likely won't win anything if it's not a matter of luck.

A big reason I think is because of the pressure from the fans. You all should just be like Scotland or Ireland. Just go to the tournament, have fun, have no expectations, and if something happens act surprised. It might work.

Thank you, very interesting. I was too young alas to remember the 1966 world cup. But as an 8 yr old fanatic, I remember all too clearly the horror of the 1970 qtr final defeat to W Germany, after being 2-0 up on 70 minutes. It remains the single most painful for me all these years later, and perhaps was the baseline for the next 50 years. On your point about club rivalries impeding the national effort: the FA realised there was some sort of underlying malaise by the mid to late 70s. In this period, Liverpool - then populated mainly by English players, Emlyn Hughes et al - were dominant at home and in Europe. We experimented for a shorth while by cramming the national team with Liverpool players, But this was soon abandoned.

As an English man, i have hope for the future as we've come so close twice in 3 years. Not to mention that the players have huge potential. But this isn't me being overhyped as there are times i just know we won't win games due to either tactical reasons or who is playing. And i feel it will come home again. But after a long long long while..

Euro should go back to the original finals format of 8 teams in 2 groups....that will spare everyone from watching third tier teams qualifying and play useless games that serve only to boost the chances of 2nd tier teams like england & Switzerland

Don't think anyone can win a trophy with Kane

There are a few reasons why England underachieve that i think are not looked at here. 1. Training/ coaching. England players are coached to play a role for their clubs. They are generally one-footed, not technical enough and unable to play even slightly different roles, causing incompatibility with other similar players in the team. The dirth of players who could use their left foot unbalanced the team. For professional players this is embarrassing. 2. Not enough English managers leaving innovation absent from England academies and a lack of respect to England managers from players who have typically achieved a lot more than the manager. No English manager has ever won the EPL. Only 2 English managers have ever beaten a Guardiola side. Depending on your definition there are only 4-6 English managers in top Leagues in Europe. Almost more Danish or Austrian managers which on a per capita basis is ridiculous. 3. This is more nuanced, but since WW1 there has been a split in English schools when it comes to sport. Posh, or at least aspirational schools, played Rugby and Cricket. Other schools played football. I think this has lead to a lack of 'academic rigour' around the thinking/ creative positions in the formative years for English players who can be coached into behaviours but might not know the why, or the theory around positional play. We always seem to have physically gifted players but not the creatives and seem distrustful of them. The answers to 1 is academy programme implementation guidelines from FA. St George's park will help train flexible England style and develop genuine 2 footed players. 2. Should be FA support for coaching programmes, bursaries and outreach. Try to keep successful ex-players within the game rather than pundits. 3. Is schools outreach and training/ coaching overhaul. Gradually things will get better, but its a pyramid. With more managers there are more likely to be a successful candidate with more technical players they are more likely to be tactically flexible etc

England lost in the final... AGAIN

England just doesn't play great football like a top team. If England was a premiership club, it would be at the bottom end of the table.

They’ve lost a ridiculous amount of Penalty Shootouts. Says they let the pressure get to them and are overwhelmed. They don’t have the mentality or the luck to ever win

You could say the same about Italy, France or Spain but they still win.

Who's here after england are in the final... 👇

It's an elegant combination of self-sabotage and bad luck.

I hope they don't win lol,I want to see how insufferable is their media and fans

We’re not ‘cursed’ we’re shit mate. Uruguay have 17 international titles. We have ideas above our station…

Other countries put more pressure and hype there players much more than us!

England has NEVER been able to do anything internationaly because the put the 1st goal, then they think they re an italian defense and gets drawn 1-1 or beaten 2-1 in the 1/8 or 1/4... and they cant male more than 3 passes without loosing the ball. It's been like this forever.

The reason is average players simple as that

2 bad things for England. 1.) If they have to face France they need to play against Mbappé. And he simply would tear their "decent" defense apart together with Griezmann. And a medioker goalie as Pikford isn't able to stop those 2. Remember last world cup Mbappé made a hattrick in the final. He was the first player ever to make a hattrick in a world cup final. 2.) It's to bad for the people of England Haaland choose to play for Norway instead of England. Because he also have the English citizenship. Because he was born in Leeds when his father was playing for Leeds United.

Been watching England in majjor tournament's since 1982, because we failed to qualiry in 1974, and 1978. Every tournament, other nations, and their players have said they fear England. Our History is littered with disaster, serial Penalty shoot out defeats, the hand of God, going out undefeated from two group stages, the Lampard goal that wasnt given, Sol Campbell's two disallowed goals, the Beckham sending off......

Mclaren won the dutch league

I went through the entire cycle of hope, disappointment, despair and grief during the first 95 minutes of the Slovakia match....and then....

We're one game away again Mate. Don't count us out on Sunday

England have the the Spurs Curse

The only thing they won was the 1966 WC which they basically fixed.

pickford now wants to,, play for his namesake saving,, furniture,, heeee the,, dobber heeee 😊

Bad players bad managers is a more likely explanation than some appeal to witchcraft. God i hate the internet.

Graham Taylor was correct. I always thought England should play the way we play in the league. If we had done that in the 70's and 80's, other nations wouldnt have been able to live with us.

And they yet lose again ..

I think england would have gone on to win euro 2004 had Sol Campbells perfectly good goal not been disallowed by the referee.

Good video, but wrong on one point. Hoddle was the best England manager we had since Ramsey. If he was allowed to continue in the role, instead of being hounded out of it by the crappy press, and those faceless mob who pick the England boss, we probably would have won something by now!

England have yet to win the Euros because they haven't met the criteria of both reaching and winning any Euros final.

The best inventors come from Central Europe and South America? So not Spain, Portugal or Italy?

England summed up, Harry Maguire > Harry Kane 1-0

They are cursed

Now english premier league its the most overvalued league in the world. Still one of the most competitive and prestigeous championships but at an exagerate costs.

IT'S COMING HOME...... IT'S COMING HOME...... HURRIKANE IS COMING 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

It comes home TODAY

Home? Going?

Haven’t even reached a final when the tournament has been played on foreign soil. So, to sum up 2028 likely to be England’s best chance to win a Euros assuming the final is played at Wembley.

It is now 60 years 🤣

You were right all along

The irony of you calling out an abusive press and then you criticising the players and manager certainly hasn't been lost 🤦‍♂

We aint winning shit, ever.

The dad that went for milk n never returned is diabolical 😂

Would cup in 2022 could not win because my camels were singing songs in English near the Hotel where they stayed. Partly it’s my fault.

England will only win if they get Pep Guardiola as their new manager or else much of the same

I generally think England will pull of one of the biggest upsets in football history tonight

😊 yous ever will win anything as yous don't learn,, to,, win,, on foreign,, soil,, as spain,, do,, it Germany,, Italy,, France,, Dutch,, scotland,, Denmark,, Iceland,, heeee ya dobbers heee hee😊

In 15 min we will see

England is an average footballing nation. That's the long and short of it.

I have a theory that cheating in the 1966 World Cup final brought a curse upon the national team. Not saying it's permanent but it certainly was still in effect a couple of days ago.

England lives in Spain but The S is silent

I'm German. After Germany failed to clear group stages in 2018, I told my English friends that I might become an England fan for the rest of the tournament. Their response? "You do so at your own risk."

England; The Spurs of International football.

1960 - declined to participate 1964 - lost to France in qualifying 1968 - came third. lost to Yugoslavia in semi final 1972 - lost to West Germany in qualifying 1976 - failed to qualify 1980 - failed to get out of group 1984 - failed to qualify 1988 - failed to get out of group 1992 - failed to get out of group 1996 - lost the semi final on penalties to Germany 2000 - failed to get out of group 2004 - lost the quarter final on penalties to Portugal 2008 - failed to qualify 2012 - lost the quarter final on penalties to Italy 2016 - lost the round of 16 to Iceland… 2020 - lost the final on penalties to Italy 2024 - lost the final to Spain

66 world cup was rigged. That was the only way England would ever get an international trophy.

England's 'Golden generation' had nothing on the talented France, Brazil, Italy teams of the 2000's.

The only time they won was with a goal that didn’t even cross the line, think about that… I don’t wanna hear a word from England fans about reffing

Because we lose too teams like Iceland and an Italy with an average age of 76

Its funny how the Pirlo panenka was brought on because even the English didn't like Joe Hart's antics during that shoot out & Pirlo humiliated him

Sorry England haven’t won anything since 1966!!! France, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Portugal etc etc need I say more

England's crap, that's why.

I think that at last England are going in the right direction now, with the U21 team winning the last Euros, and the senior team getting to the last Final.

England are just not strong enough for football

A loser mentality. Grab the game by the scruff of the neck. Shake the absolute shite out of the opposition by letting the attacking talent play with freedom. Lift that trophy. But, no! We've got Southgate. 😢

The press hype some players so much, they believe there world class and there not,,

🇪🇸 2008 - 2012 🏆🏆🏆 With the DADDY of all club rivalries 😂😂

I think the probelm is that England aren't and have never been as good as they think they are. There are always stronger teams than them at every tournament, yet for some reason go in thinking the trophy is in the bag before a ball is even kicked.

"Its coming to Rome, its coming to Rome"- Bonucci😂😂😂 That's all i remember when i hear about England

England and harry kane What a combo of curse

They lost again lol

This video aged like a fine wine 😂

among the problems, assumptions like the premier is the best league... where Spaniards are the managers leading the board year in year out. and considering that because it's the best league in self promoting and making money, means it's the best league in the field...

An English manager has never won the Champions League, the Europa League, the Premier League or the Euros, or the Club World Cup or the Nations League or . . . . . . . . . . . there’s your problem

England were hosts in 66’ it was as much a fluke as Greece winning the Euros when they hosted. England are not one of those elite footballing nations. They have the strongest league filled with players and managers from all over the world, and it is by far the wealthiest league, but this is no divine right to trophies. England are perennial underachievers who feel as if they are in the same conversation as Brazil Argentina Germany Italy France and Spain. England are on par with the Netherlands as far as tournament legacy. If a sense of entitlement and a false sense of superiority won trophies Englands cabinet would be full.

the reason England don't win shit is because of the fa. they are men running the team who have never played the game. they need a coach with passion, balls, leadership, good knowledge of the game and who is well respected. the only reason why we have the best players in the world is because the clubs want to win by any means so they get the best coaches. but what does that stand for when you have a man who was a shit player, soft character and really has no idea about how to win as the manager. come on man. It's funny how on the back pages they are saying England are shit they put saka on the cover when he has had the most man of the matches for England. mark my words England won't make it out of the group and again as an English man I wouldnt give a shit.

England cheated the one World Cup that they think they won. You’re just not good enough. I heard Talk Sport say that Kane is the best player in Germany and Bellingham is the best player in Spain. There’s your answer, you overrate yourselves. Football is a Latin game.