Tuchel’s World Cup hopes rest with England’s true golden generation
14.05.26, 08:00 Updated 13.05.26, 22:51 5 Minute Read
Dave Kidd
THIRTY years of hurt have now passed since Baddiel and Skinner first sang about ‘30 Years of Hurt’.
And we are led to believe that during those six painful decades, England’s ‘golden generation’ were the bling-bling Baden-Baden boys largely wasted by Sven-Goran Eriksson in the early 2000s.
Don’t believe a word of it because, when it comes to the horrible history of English football since 1966, there were no good old days. In fact, these are the good old days.
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Dave Kidd One of the most recognisable England voices of the last two decades. A Fleet Street heavyweight known for authoritative reporting, sharp opinions and a deep understanding of the mood inside an England camp.