Relive England's heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to Italy

Why do the England players not perform as though their lives depended on the result? I think the Premier League has a lot to do with it: the money the players earn nowadays means that they do not need to play for England to make a fortune, so the drive to win at all costs is tempered by the knowledge that if they never play for England again, it will not make much difference to their income inI future years. There is also the fact that they should return to preseason training at their clubs in about 4 weeks time, if not before, so the longer they stay in these competitions the less holidays they get and the more moaning from their family and clubs. Also, can you imagine Sir Alex saying to all his players as they leave for the England camp, "now don't forget boys, you can lay down your lives for the England team and don't worry about the occasional hamstring or ligament rupture as we will carry on paying your wages even if you do not play for us for the next 6 months, as long as England do well!" I somehow think they are not his parting words and a message to the contrary is likely to ring in their ears as they endeavour to win a trophy for England after nearly 50 years, but without trying too hard. 

just to you show england only have club players and not internatioals

its about time we give up with  experts who have never won anything at international level

poor england  u did a good job well done roy and the rest of the squad :)