TV schedule - all games will be shown by the BBC and ITV although there should be the usual alternative live streaming.
Sadly most of the kick off times are not very good for us here.
Friday 10th June 2016
France v Romania UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 20:00 ITV / ITV HD
Saturday 11th June 2016
Albania v Switzerland UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 14:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Wales v Slovakia UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 17:00BBC One / BBC One HD / S4C
England v Russia UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 20:00ITV / ITV HD
Sunday 12th June 2016
Turkey v Croatia UEFA EURO 2016 Group D 14:00ITV / ITV HD
Poland v Northern Ireland UEFA EURO 2016 Group C 17:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Germany v Ukraine UEFA EURO 2016 Group C 20:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Monday 13th June 2016
Spain v Czech Republic UEFA EURO 2016 Group D 14:00ITV / ITV HD
Republic of Ireland v Sweden UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 17:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Belgium v Italy UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 20:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Tuesday 14th June 2016
Austria v Hungary UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 17:00ITV / ITV HD
Portugal v Iceland UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 20:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Wednesday 15th June 2016
Russia v Slovakia UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 14:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Romania v Switzerland UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 17:00ITV / ITV HD
France v Albania UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 20:00ITV / ITV HD
Thursday 16th June 2016
England v Wales UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 14:00BBC One / BBC One HD / S4C
Ukraine v Northern Ireland UEFA EURO 2016 Group C 17:00ITV / ITV HD
Germany v Poland UEFA EURO 2016 Group C 20:00ITV / ITV HD
Friday 17th June 2016
Italy v Sweden UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 14:00ITV / ITV HD
Czech Republic v Croatia UEFA EURO 2016 Group D 17:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Spain v Turkey UEFA EURO 2016 Group D 20:00ITV / ITV HD
Saturday 18th June 2016
Belgium v Republic of Ireland UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 14:00ITV / ITV HD
Iceland v Hungary UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 17:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Portugal v Austria UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 20:00BBC One / BBC One HD
Sunday 19th June 2016
Romania v Albania UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 20:00BBC TBC
Switzerland v France UEFA EURO 2016 Group A 20:00BBC TBC
Monday 20th June 2016
Russia v Wales UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 20:00ITV TBC / S4C
Slovakia v England UEFA EURO 2016 Group B 20:00ITV TBC
Tuesday 21st June 2016
Northern Ireland v Germany UEFA EURO 2016 Group C17:00BBC TBC
Ukraine v Poland UEFA EURO 2016 Group C 17:00 BBC TBC
Croatia v Spain UEFA EURO 2016 Group D 20:00ITV TBC
Czech Republic v Turkey UEFA EURO 2016 Group 20:00ITV TBC
Wednesday 22nd June 2016
Hungary v Portugal UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 17:00BBC TBC
Iceland v Austria UEFA EURO 2016 Group F 17:00BBC TBC
Italy v Republic of Ireland UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 20:00ITV TBC
Sweden v Belgium UEFA EURO 2016 Group E 20:00ITV TBC
Saturday 25th June 2016
A2 v C2 UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 14:00TBC
B1 v 3ACD UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 17:00TBC
D1 v 3BEF UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 20:00TBC
Sunday 26th June 2016
A1 v 3CDE UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 14:00TBC
C1 v 3ABF UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 17:00TBC
F1 v E2 UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 20:00TBC
Monday 27th June 2016
E1 v D2 UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 17:00TBC
B2 v F2 UEFA EURO 2016 Round of 16 20:00TBC
Thursday 30th June 2016
QF1 v QF2 UEFA EURO 2016 Quarter-Final 20:00TBC
Friday 1st July 2016
QF3 v QF4 UEFA EURO 2016 Quarter-Final 20:00TBC
Saturday 2nd July 2016
QF5 v QF6 UEFA EURO 2016 Quarter-Final 20:00TBC
Sunday 3rd July 2016
QF7 v QF8 UEFA EURO 2016 Quarter-Final 20:00TBC
Wednesday 6th July 2016
SF1 v SF2 UEFA EURO 2016 Semi-Final 20:00TBC
Thursday 7th July 2016
SF3 v SF4 UEFA EURO 2016 Semi-Final 20:00TBC
Sunday 10th July 2016
FN1 v FN2 UEFA EURO 2016 Final 20:00BBC One / BBC One HD / ITV / ITV HD
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The England squad of 26, that will be trimmed to 23 for the contest..
Here is that 26-man provisional squad in full.
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart, Fraser Forster, Tom Heaton.
Defenders: Nathaniel Clyne, Kyle Walker, Gary Cahill, Chris Smalling, John Stones, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose.
Midfielders: Dele Alli, Ross Barkley, Fabian Delph, Eric Dier, Danny Drinkwater, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana, James Milner, Raheem Sterling, Andros Townsend, Jack Wilshere.
Strikers: Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Wayne Rooney, Daniel Sturridge, Jamie Vardy.
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Zid/Statto,BobHelm wrote:The England squad of 26, that will be trimmed to 23 for the contest..
Here is that 26-man provisional squad in full.
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart, Fraser Forster, Tom Heaton.
Defenders: Nathaniel Clyne, Kyle Walker, Gary Cahill, Chris Smalling, John Stones, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose.
Midfielders: Dele Alli, Ross Barkley, Fabian Delph, Eric Dier, Danny Drinkwater, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana, James Milner, Raheem Sterling, Andros Townsend, Jack Wilshere.
Strikers: Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford =D> , Wayne Rooney, Daniel Sturridge, Jamie Vardy.
So what do you think about this lot?
I think:
Ugh!
Stones; Delph; Lallana; Townsend Wilshere &, double ugh [-o< [-o< ROONEY! (NB. Rooney 2 goals. Defoe 15 goals
Am I missing something?). Unless England's Manager is to be given a chance to change his mind, (perhaps as a bribe, aimed at encouraging England to remain a member of the Euro 'family'
), suggest the English FA save money by reducing the final squad to just 20 players.
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I think it will be 2 midfielders and 1 forward who will miss out which,if it happens,will be very unfair on the likes of Rashford as Rooney could be drafted back as a midfielder. 
Wilshere,what on earth has he done to be called up ? Delph,Henderson,Lallana all pretty mediocre but Townsend has been one of the shining lights for Newcastle since he signed for them....not that that's saying too much,I guess.
Cahill and Stones included at the back as theres no-one else....whats the alternative ? Joleon Lescott ?
You are missing something with Rooney as he's actually got 14 goals :-" but I think Kane,Sturridge,Vardy and Rashford are a good enough strike force,anyway.
Other than the defence its not a bad starting 11 but if the likes of Alli,Barkley,Kane or Sturridge get injured then theres not too much in reserve.
If England do badly in the tournament it could be the end of Woy..........maybe he'll be replaced by Louis Van Gaal,eh !
Wilshere,what on earth has he done to be called up ? Delph,Henderson,Lallana all pretty mediocre but Townsend has been one of the shining lights for Newcastle since he signed for them....not that that's saying too much,I guess.
Cahill and Stones included at the back as theres no-one else....whats the alternative ? Joleon Lescott ?
You are missing something with Rooney as he's actually got 14 goals :-" but I think Kane,Sturridge,Vardy and Rashford are a good enough strike force,anyway.
Other than the defence its not a bad starting 11 but if the likes of Alli,Barkley,Kane or Sturridge get injured then theres not too much in reserve.
If England do badly in the tournament it could be the end of Woy..........maybe he'll be replaced by Louis Van Gaal,eh !
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.
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In my humble opinion John Stones couldn't even be relied on to defend Masada, let alone a goal 
Smalling and Cahill are both useless, but are all we appear to have (unless woy was prepared to look outside the prem). The only hope we have got is that most other countries are also struggling at the heart of their defense (even Belgium since VK got injured). One trick pony has had a good spell at the toon, probably because everyone had forgotton that he only knew one trick
Alli is both a breath of fresh air and a disaster waiting to happen (a la Mr Beckham), and Wiltshire Delph and Barkley have played nowhere near enough football to be included (the later having spent plenty of time on the pitch and still managed to play nowhere near enough football. Forget taking Sturridge unless Woy has managed to get hold of some reinforced nailvarnish, as otherwise he will break a nail in the warm up and spend the month sitting in the stands
My starting XI would be Hart (even though not in his best form, nor is Forster), Walker, Cahill, Smalling, Bertrand, Dier, Drinkwater, Alli, Milner, with Rooney (alternating with Alli) playing behind, Kane. Vardy to come on after 70 mins to shake things up if need be. As for the rest, apart from those 13, save money, leave them ALL in UK and send for them if someone gets injured (in which case any possible outside chance they had of doing well will have gone out of the window already :-"
Smalling and Cahill are both useless, but are all we appear to have (unless woy was prepared to look outside the prem). The only hope we have got is that most other countries are also struggling at the heart of their defense (even Belgium since VK got injured). One trick pony has had a good spell at the toon, probably because everyone had forgotton that he only knew one trick Alli is both a breath of fresh air and a disaster waiting to happen (a la Mr Beckham), and Wiltshire Delph and Barkley have played nowhere near enough football to be included (the later having spent plenty of time on the pitch and still managed to play nowhere near enough football. Forget taking Sturridge unless Woy has managed to get hold of some reinforced nailvarnish, as otherwise he will break a nail in the warm up and spend the month sitting in the stands
My starting XI would be Hart (even though not in his best form, nor is Forster), Walker, Cahill, Smalling, Bertrand, Dier, Drinkwater, Alli, Milner, with Rooney (alternating with Alli) playing behind, Kane. Vardy to come on after 70 mins to shake things up if need be. As for the rest, apart from those 13, save money, leave them ALL in UK and send for them if someone gets injured (in which case any possible outside chance they had of doing well will have gone out of the window already :-"
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Thank heavens for the football savvy amateur commentators, of the calibre of our own Zid and, (badly missed 
) Statto. Good stuff, fellows =D>
Zid, try though I have, I cannot alter my view that Rooney is history so far as international football is concerned. England's 'establishment' Manager,( as with your bosom friend LvG
), hasn't the guts to drop him, and will continue to loudly sing his praises to justify the unjustifiable of both keeping him as captain and, even worse, playing him to the major detriment and, I suspect, the frustration, of the new breed of forward looking youngsters in the squad, praying for their chance.
Not much at issue with your views Statts, other than I would omit Rooney totally or,, at best, sitting on the bench, and look to the choices of either Hennessey or Drinkwater, depending upon the requirements as arising.
Either way Statts, we are certainly in agreement as regards shedding some of the 'excess baggage' , to save unnecessary expenditure.
) Statto. Good stuff, fellows =D> Zid, try though I have, I cannot alter my view that Rooney is history so far as international football is concerned. England's 'establishment' Manager,( as with your bosom friend LvG
), hasn't the guts to drop him, and will continue to loudly sing his praises to justify the unjustifiable of both keeping him as captain and, even worse, playing him to the major detriment and, I suspect, the frustration, of the new breed of forward looking youngsters in the squad, praying for their chance.Not much at issue with your views Statts, other than I would omit Rooney totally or,, at best, sitting on the bench, and look to the choices of either Hennessey or Drinkwater, depending upon the requirements as arising.
Either way Statts, we are certainly in agreement as regards shedding some of the 'excess baggage' , to save unnecessary expenditure.
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England squad..
Wales SquadGoalkeepers: Joe Hart (Manchester City), Fraser Forster (Southampton), Tom Heaton (Burnley).
Defenders: Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Chris Smalling (Manchester United), John Stones (Everton), Kyle Walker (Tottenham Hotspur), Ryan Bertrand (Southampton), Danny Rose (Tottenham Hotspur), Nathaniel Clyne (Liverpool).
Midfielders: Dele Alli (Tottenham Hotspur), Ross Barkley (Everton), Eric Dier (Tottenham Hotspur), Jordan Henderson (Liverpool), Adam Lallana (Liverpool), James Milner (Liverpool), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City), Jack Wilshere (Arsenal).
Strikers: Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur), Jamie Vardy (Leicester City), Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool), Marcus Rashford (Manchester United).
Republic of Ireland SquadGoalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Crystal Palace), Danny Ward (Liverpool), Owain Fon Williams (Inverness).
Defenders: Ben Davies (Tottenham Hotspur), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Chris Gunter (Reading), Ashley Williams (Captain, Swansea), James Chester (West Brom), Ashley Richards (Fulham), James Collins (West Ham).
Midfielders: Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), Joe Ledley (Crystal Palace), David Vaughan (Nottingham Forest), Joe Allen (Liverpool), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), George Williams (Fulham), Andy individual (Leicester), Dave Edwards (Wolves).
Forwards: Gareth Bale (Real Madrid), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), Sam Vokes (Burnley), Simon Church (MK Dons), David Cotterill (Birmingham City)
Goalkeepers: Darren Randolph (West Ham), Shay Given (Stoke), Keiren Westwood (Sheffield Wednesday)
Defenders: Cyrus Christie (Derby), Seamus Coleman (Everton), Ciaran Clark (Aston Villa), Richard Keogh (Derby), Shane Duffy (Blackburn), John O'Shea (Sunderland), Stephen Ward (Burnley)
Midfielders: James McClean (West Brom), Glenn Whelan (Stoke), James McCarthy (Everton), Jeff Hendrick (Derby), Stephen Quinn (Reading), Wes Hoolahan (Norwich), David Meyler (Hull City), Robbie Brady (Norwich), Aiden McGeady (Everton)
Forwards: Jon Walters (Stoke), Shane Long (Southampton), Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy), Daryl Murphy (Ipswich)
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For England,I am personally delighted that young Rashford has made the squad ! =D> Also pleased that Woy has picked Sturridge who,although injury prone,can be top class on his day.
England have selected 5 forwards but I think a role will be found for Rooney in midfield.
Of those who missed out,Delph was already ruled out by injury and both Drinkwater and Townsend can consider themselves a shade unlucky.
Wilshere seems to have been a promising player for about 6 years and injured for 5 of them and Henderson has been out for a while and never seems to cut it at this level anyway....both he and Wilshere were lucky to make the final squad,imo.
Anyway,there is plenty discuss at the Udon Map Chardonnay awards later this week where it is hoped there will be a live videolink with Jose Mourinho direct from Manchester.
England have selected 5 forwards but I think a role will be found for Rooney in midfield.
Of those who missed out,Delph was already ruled out by injury and both Drinkwater and Townsend can consider themselves a shade unlucky.
Wilshere seems to have been a promising player for about 6 years and injured for 5 of them and Henderson has been out for a while and never seems to cut it at this level anyway....both he and Wilshere were lucky to make the final squad,imo.
Anyway,there is plenty discuss at the Udon Map Chardonnay awards later this week where it is hoped there will be a live videolink with Jose Mourinho direct from Manchester.
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.
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If there is still any space left for sentiment in football, I'm pleased to see Ledley included in the Welsh squad. He missed the Cup Final with leg injury, but reportedly should be fit to play some part for Wales.
Can't resist another Cup Final link- see Smalling in For England- included for his ability to wrestle quick players to the ground when exposed?
Can't resist another Cup Final link- see Smalling in For England- included for his ability to wrestle quick players to the ground when exposed?
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Actually, the Awards are now scheduled as a private function, for only the elite of the "UM Association Football Writers Club"Zidane wrote:For England,I am personally delighted that young Rashford has made the squad ! =D> Also pleased that Woy has picked Sturridge who,although injury prone,can be top class on his day.
Anyway, there will be plenty to discuss at the Udon Map Chardonnay awards later this week, where it is hoped there will be a live videolink with Jose Mourinho direct from Manchester.
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Nice graphical summary of the competition courtesy of the Beeb..
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Mixed kick off times for the Home Countries....
England play Wales at 8pm Thai but the other two England matches are at 2am in the morning over here.Wales also play Slovakia at 11pm Thai.
All Northern Irelands games kick off at 11pm in Thailand.
The Republic of Ireland play Belgium at 8pm and Sweden at 11pm over here.
The remaining group games for Wales and the ROI are at 2am.
Certainly England v Wales and the Republic of Ireland v Belgium are at decent watching times.
Meanwhile for any English fans wanting to dress up as Crusaders in Nutty Park or Soi Sampan be careful.....
The BBC has warned English football fans not to dress as crusaders when attending the Euro 2016 tournament this summer as they might cause offence to Muslims.
The advice comes via their ‘iWonder’ website, aimed at a younger audience, which asks such pressing questions as “Was Shakespeare a feminist?” and “How green is my commute?”
Posing the question: “Is it wrong to dress as a crusader for an England match?” the answer appears to be a resounding “yes”.
“Crusaders were the perpetrators of violent attacks across Europe and the Middle East on Muslims, Jews and pagans,” the website intones, suggesting that fans may simply want to don the English flag instead, as “this has nothing to do with crusaders or what they stood for”.
And although it can’t help musing: “The English flag used to have connotations with far-right nationalism,” it is forced to concede that: “Today the flag is flown by local authorities and individuals in a purely patriotic sense.”
England play Wales at 8pm Thai but the other two England matches are at 2am in the morning over here.Wales also play Slovakia at 11pm Thai.
All Northern Irelands games kick off at 11pm in Thailand.
The Republic of Ireland play Belgium at 8pm and Sweden at 11pm over here.
The remaining group games for Wales and the ROI are at 2am.
Certainly England v Wales and the Republic of Ireland v Belgium are at decent watching times.
Meanwhile for any English fans wanting to dress up as Crusaders in Nutty Park or Soi Sampan be careful.....
The advice comes via their ‘iWonder’ website, aimed at a younger audience, which asks such pressing questions as “Was Shakespeare a feminist?” and “How green is my commute?”
Posing the question: “Is it wrong to dress as a crusader for an England match?” the answer appears to be a resounding “yes”.
“Crusaders were the perpetrators of violent attacks across Europe and the Middle East on Muslims, Jews and pagans,” the website intones, suggesting that fans may simply want to don the English flag instead, as “this has nothing to do with crusaders or what they stood for”.
And although it can’t help musing: “The English flag used to have connotations with far-right nationalism,” it is forced to concede that: “Today the flag is flown by local authorities and individuals in a purely patriotic sense.”
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.
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Sadly it's gone T*TS up already last night as violence erupted between England fans and locals in Marseille before a ball has even been kicked in the competition. Riot Police and undercover officers with stun guns were deployed. Scores of people injured, more than 100 arrested or deported and some England fans later jailed. Some 70,000 England fans – many without tickets – are expected to be in city over the weekend. Many without tickets? I would suggest the majority of that number will be without tickets. Hopefully tomorrow's game against Russia will be without incident but with their hard core nutters I doubt it.
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Wonder if that was organised by the pro europe group or exit europe group ........ bound to be used by some westminster d/head or other as a reason to vote their waysocksy wrote:Sadly it's gone T*TS up already last night as violence erupted between England fans and locals in Marseille before a ball has even been kicked in the competition. Riot Police and undercover officers with stun guns were deployed. Scores of people injured, more than 100 arrested or deported and some England fans later jailed. Some 70,000 England fans – many without tickets – are expected to be in city over the weekend. Many without tickets? I would suggest the majority of that number will be without tickets. Hopefully tomorrow's game against Russia will be without incident but with their hard core nutters I doubt it.
Noticed on the BBC page (earlier in this thread) they still can't tell that 17:00 comes BEFORE 20:00
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Dimitri Payet continued his impressive Premiership form & scored a late winner for France.Friday 10th June 2016
UEFA European Championship - Group A
France 2-1 Romania
Not as easy as the pundits were predicting but the early stages are all about settling in & getting 3 points anyway you can.
Saturday 11th June 2016
UEFA European Championship - Group A
Albania V Switzerland 14:00
UEFA European Championship - Group B
Wales V Slovakia 17:00
England V Russia 20:00
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I want England to put on some decent displays and play to their strengths which is Kane and either Sturridge or Vardy upfront with Dele Alli playing in the no.10 role just behind the two strikers.
If it means Rooney has to play in midfield or is dropped altogether,then so be it.
I just hope England don't scrape through in 3rd place in the group then are eliminated on penalties in the last 16 after a dour 0-0 draw.
But good luck to all the Home Countries in the competition.....great to see Northern Ireland,the Republic of Ireland and Wales in there.
For the eventual winners,hard to look beyond Germany,France and,possibly,Spain imo.
If it means Rooney has to play in midfield or is dropped altogether,then so be it.
I just hope England don't scrape through in 3rd place in the group then are eliminated on penalties in the last 16 after a dour 0-0 draw.
But good luck to all the Home Countries in the competition.....great to see Northern Ireland,the Republic of Ireland and Wales in there.
For the eventual winners,hard to look beyond Germany,France and,possibly,Spain imo.
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.
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How to embrace mediocrity when victory beckons 101. Says it all about English football really 
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A tad too much to expect, winning at Rugby, Soccer, AND Cricket all on the same weekend! Up to Mr Hamilton in Canada now. As you can see clutching at straws let alone threads?
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Fair point Davy but you know there is only one game that really counts mate. Only one getting me out of bed at 5am anyway.goodison wrote:A tad too much to expect, winning at Rugby, Soccer, AND Cricket all on the same weekend! Up to Mr Hamilton in Canada now. As you can see clutching at straws let alone threads?
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