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12th July 2021
07:18pm BST

Admittedly, for a country that has bellowed "it's coming home" for weeks, it is a little embarrassing when it has still yet to come home.
https://twitter.com/BettinaSRoss1/status/1414551642159124487
“Justice has been done against these unpleasant English who booed our sacred national anthem,” Il Messaggero said, continuing to refer to English fans as “hooligans who, Brexit or no Brexit, are all the same.”
'The night before they sacked London in all conceivable ways, with smoke bombs, wild choirs, beer that overflowed from their bottles and their stomachs and ended on the pavement amid broken glass and the stench of alcohol – and, what’s more, trampled our flag throughout the city.'Though these headlines would evoke an idea that Italy ran riot with victory last night, celebrations were relatively subdued compared to English standards. For England, a minority of fans destroy things when they win, and just to be interesting, they do the same if they lose.
That publication ran a simple celebratory picture from Wembley with the front page banner of 'L'EUROPA SIAMO NOI' [WE ARE EUROPE!]“Better to beat them like this, on penalties, under their lovely drizzle.” Il Messaggero
Elsewhere, we had Tutto sport declaring 'SIAMO SOLO NOI!' [JUST US!]
Back closer to home, there was a grim reflection on many of the destructive scenes in London, on Sunday, as some fans got carried away with it all.
https://twitter.com/Jules24_05/status/1414559007466004486
Though many England fans are compassionate individuals who behave like adults, there is still a huge number who seem to forget their age.
There is a reason English football fans are widely considered as some of the worst behaved fans in the world.
https://twitter.com/J4d_3_/status/1414543399928094720
The hangover from this will drag on a while yet, and some Aspirin [or your painkiller of choice] won't easily fix it.