Roy Hodgson’s men did what was expected in their 2-0 win over Switzerland,but it was some way below what will be needed in France next summerThe announcer on the Metropolitan Line sounded appropriately non-plussed. “This train for Wembley Park. Enjoy the match. Might be some goals, I suppose. possibly Rooney will score. Or not.” It seemed an apt a summation as any of what should occupy been a joyous celebration of the ease with which England had navigated Group E to get it to their fourth major tournament in a row.
Instead a combination of ennui at the ease of the group, or added to fatigued resignation about England’s prospects when they get to France,conspired to rob Roy Hodgson of what should occupy been a moment of soundless triumph.
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Source: theguardian.com