Nah it's tomorrow night, 8pm I think. Don't know which channel it's on but I'd assume ITV.
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28 secs mark, the Bodge dancing the samba.
[ame]http://youtu.be/CowkhQAykt8[/ame]Are we winning?Comment
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"I will make the boys feel your support"
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****ing LOL
"If you listen to too many people saying that you're doing well or doing badly, then you'll be going around not knowing what you're doing"
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The Bodge on the game
England are not winning enough games, admits Roy Hodgson
Roy Hodgson admits England are not winning enough games under his management but is sure his men will qualify for next summer's World Cup.
England face Brazil in Rio's Maracana on Sunday having drawn four and lost one of their last eight games.
Asked if England were securing enough victories, Hodgson said: "No we're not.
"One of the areas where we've been, to say the least, unfortunate, is in the choice of front players and the availability of front players."
Daniel Sturridge did not make the trip to Rio after damaging ankle ligaments in the 1-1 draw with the Republic of Ireland at Wembley on Wednesday, while Danny Welbeck has not recovered from a knee problem.
However, Hodgson remains upbeat about England's hopes of being back in Brazil next year.
His side have four remaining qualifying games, starting on 6 September at Wembley against Moldova and are currently second in their group, two points behind Montenegro.
They then go to Ukraine before hosting Montenegro and Poland.
"I'm looking forward to coming back here again next year," added Hodgson.
England's tactical approach against the Republic was criticised by former striker Gary Lineker as a return to "the dark ages" but Hodgson insisted he would not allow such comments to get to him.
"I'm enjoying the job every bit as much [as before]," he said.
"I'm perfectly happy for anyone who wants to to come up with criticism. They are quite entitled to it but I'm more than happy with the way we are playing and moving forward."
The former Fulham and West Brom boss insists Sunday's friendly cannot be used as much of a yardstick of progress, however.
"I am picking a team at the end of the season with the players available to me," said Hodgson. "In September there might be as many as six or eight very, very interesting, very talented players pushing for a place in the team.
"I don't really understand how a game at the end of a long season here in Brazil can be a tremendous barometer."
But he said he was still desperate for his side to turn in an impressive performance.
"I'm not suggesting this is an unimportant game. There are no unimportant England games and there are no friendly games either. There are only preparatory games and there are only games we want to win and there is an awful lot of prestige in this one," he said.
"It is the opening of the new Maracana - one of those iconic grounds where all footballers would like to have said in their career 'I stepped out and played'.
"We would like it even more if we can do it next year but we have got this chance this year.
"I know there are going to be 11 players who are desperate to play, delighted to have been given the chance and with only one thing on their mind, which is to come off with a good result against Brazil.
"But I am not prepared to say that if we play well and win then it is all hunky dory for September, and if we don't that we might as well forget September, because we haven't won this one."
Captain Steven Gerrard leads the list of absentees here in Rio, which makes England's task in one of the great arenas of world football even more difficult.
Hodgson said: "People back home may realise the situation we find ourselves in as well as we do. They also know that some of the players we may be counting on playing are not with us, so it is a great opportunity for others.
"There are shirts up for grabs and what better opportunity really for you to show 'you can count on me and I'm the player you should be looking at' than to go out at the Maracana against Brazil and play well? It is going to be an enormous feather in your cap.
"But we've got to be careful because the fact is after we played Brazil recently and won at Wembley it seemed everyone was predicting wonderful things and then we go to Montenegro and don't play so well and draw, and suddenly we are back again to square one.
"We don't personally feel we are riding the rollercoaster from fantastic world beaters to absolutely hopeless but we have to accept that could be a perception."Comment
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Brother said Brazil were 4/6 tonight. Anyone with any money will surely be all over that.
That England starting 11 are ridiculously ****.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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Noticed that England are 5/1 too
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Jones and James Milner starting.
I've got a pillow ready on the settee for when I nod off.The times they are a changin'.Comment
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Impressive stadium shame we've not managed to send a side over deserving of it!!
England: Hart, Johnson, Jagielka, Cahill, Baines, Jones, Carrick, Lampard, Walcott, Rooney, Milner. Subs: Foster, Cole, Lescott, Rodwell, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Defoe, McCarthy.Comment
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'weather suits them, like it suited us at Wembley'
Such incredible insight, I'm failing to understand how he's still not at Liverpool.
I see ITV are on top of things here with the coverage."I will make the boys feel your support"
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Aye, ITV with their usual top, top coverageComment
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It's a pity Chiles didn't have his cock out instead of his laptop bag.
Actually.....no it isn't."I will make the boys feel your support"
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This game for England will be like when Eric, Kurt's brother in Kickboxer (Kurt as in Jean Claude Van Damme) went over to Thailand to fight Tong Po and he ended up getting the **** knocked out of him thinking he was the best in the world at Kickboxing.
England and their ****ing wank band will go over thinking the exact same thing that they're the best in world football.Klopp on LFC vs MUFC (March 9th 2016) - "This is why I love football. This is why we watched it when we were young. I can still not have enough of it."
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Love that film, especially JCVD drunken dance/fight.
Problem here is, I'm not sure this Brazil team is all that either.
Still, let us hope there is a murdering. (Or a crippling, like Eric)"I will make the boys feel your support"
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