Dave

Simon Carvajal - Le Normand - Laporte - Cucurella Rodri - Ruiz Yamal - Olmo - Williams Mikautadze

Kyle Walker is definitely better than Trent Alexander-Arnold defensively. The only people that think otherwise are Liverpool fans. Not that it matters now that Gareth is gone, because if the new manager wants to play a back four, Ben White should be a certainty at right back unless he done something completely so outrageous he's not allowed back in to the camp.

I hope they at least speak to Klopp and Poch before they go English or promote Carsley. Given how many years they're worked in England, I don't think there would be the same disconnect we had with Capello and (to a lesser extent) Sven.

I think it's the right time for change. I'm sure as the years go on he will be remembered as the man who changed the culture amongst the players as opposed to being the bridesmaid in finals. If he stayed another tournament I'm worried his legacy would have been tainted.

Brilliant.

I will say I don't think there will be much optimism going in to the World Cup. There seems to be an expectancy, based on what we have seen this tournament, that Brazil and Argentina should hurt us with there attacking football. Then there's going to be a reaction from the likes of Germany, Italy and France following this tournament. Not to mention it wouldn't be a surprise if Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier retire now meaning we've gone from five good right backs to chose from four years ago to just Trent that's very questionable defensively given Reece James is always injured and Aaron Wan-Bissaka never pushed on. The biggest issue that will hold us back now, and i hate to say it, is Gareth Southgate. He needs to make some big calls around whether the likes of Harry Kane, Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham are going to fit in to the best cohesive eleven and I don't see him doing it.

There scouts appear to have spent a lot of time in Hull last season.

Sheffield United looking better now than they did at the end of last season.

The price tag we wanted was significantly higher than 50m before the world saw him at this tournament.

This loss was hard to take. Whilst the lack of clear cut chances we created was frustrating, and it's been a problem throughout the entire tournament, I don't think tactically we did anything major wrong against a more inferior team. Holding out until our subs can do damage was a fair strategy but the cross for the winning goal was perfect. I think if I was in Gareth's position I would resign. The media have turned and with good reason. We simply should be getting more out of our front four and goals influence the way we play far too much. It cost us against Italy four years ago and it cost us again last night. I get why the FA wouldn't want to sack him, after Capello there's probably a thought of 'better than devil you know' and Lee Carsley may be ready in 2 to 4 years but I can't see him improving this team now.

Fabian Ruiz.

Munoz, Lerma, Eze, Guehi, Wharton and Henderson all to return with winners medals next week.

Songs about any war are just moronic.

I still can't get over that the crowd were chanting USA immediatly after an assassination attempt.

The further we get in a tournament the higher the level of scum emerges. We werent the victims we were portrayed as in the media in 2016, then you had people trashing Ikea and people blocking in and jumping on Ambulances when we got momentum in 2018, then there was the last final we made at Wembley where I've never been so embarrassed to support England and even now you're hearing 'Ten German Bombers' chants later in the tournament.

Spain 1 - 2 England AET