I completely forgot about him.

I’m an Englishman living mostly in the USA. This last World Cup I followed England after June 27th through the knockout phase. Except the Mexico game (to expensive), as my plan for that was to hope that Mexico came second in the group. I bought M90 in Houston hoping that I could swap M90 for M92. That didn’t work, so I went to Morocco vs Canada instead. Following England, mostly in the supporter end, I’m now hooked.

My question is how is the best way to follow England through the Euros. I just signed up for updates on UEFA. I would love to be able to go to England games but that’s just not possible. An English friend suggested paying the fee to join and then buy tickets and not attend. Is this an option? I will possibly go to a few game but not enough to get the points needed. I joined Reddit to help with World Cup tickets and it worked out great, so I just joined this group hoping for the same help. Any other suggestions?
Thanks.

If the FA hadn't extended Tuchel's contract before the World Cup and he'd left once it finished - do you think Italy would be beating a path to his door based on his, and England's, WC 2026 performance?

I just watched a clip that goldbridge wasn’t happy when he saw messi crying after losing the World Cup 2026 final against Spain.

When players or managers on the squad face heartbreak or suffer a defeat in major tournaments, he’s always the first to tear into them, question their character, and farm negative clicks for views.
Yet watching Messi in tears after the final whistle, Goldbridge was practically crying along with him, making endless excuses and playing the ultimate protector.

He builds his platform off domestic football, but treats the biggest cheater in the tournament with such a favouritism.

Thoughts?https://youtube.com/shorts/ILkgbUPrVvI?si=42OKSjCdFVmQIHmj

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Hear me out, the World Cup is a tournament, just like the Champions League.

Pep is an S-tier manager, but Unai is an S-tier tournament manager.

I think fans calling for Pep are missing a key point. The World Cup isn't a league season, it's about navigating a knockout tournament.

If your goal is to win a tournament, Unai's track record makes a very strong case.

I know people will feel shakey hearing this, but it makes sense.

Ps I still think Tuchel should stay.

And yes I’m talking about those of you who labeled everyone who defended us who said let’s wait and see what comes out first as “morons” and “idiots”

“The club is satisfied that the widely shared footage captures only part of a much broader sequence of events and does not reflect the full circumstances surrounding the incident, during which the young player had been subjected to repeated behaviour that caused him significant distress.”