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The besieging of Iceland's goal
Let's be honest. The England-Iceland match tonight will almost certainly be a 90-120-minute siege on Iceland's goal. The entertainment value is going to be derived from watching England struggle to figure out how to get round a massed, disciplined and apparently tireless defence.
If they get one goal relatively early, I predict the flood gates could well open. If not, it will be bye-bye to Roy Hodgson.
I wish them every piece of good luck.
Posted at 04:46 PM in News & Comment | Permalink