BEST OF THE HERD – England COLLAPSE, Messi Is Unstoppable, England Loss “Disgusting”

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Colin Cowherd 3:02
RG3 stops by. That, in England, will leave a mark. You know, I've always believed professional athletes at the highest level of any sport... Any sport, but maybe more so than anything, in basketball or soccer, they are built, all that training is built to be aggressive, attacking, and played downhill. You don't train, you don't go through your nutrition, your regimen, you don't do that to be preventative for long stretches. I get if you have a 20-point lead, three minutes to go in an NBA game, or a three-touchdown lead with four minutes to go in the NFL. But to be preventative for over 30 minutes and cautious, England leads 1-0 over the greatest World Cup player ever, Messi, the defending champs, and essentially decides to tactically and psychologically shift to passive.
Colin Cowherd 4:03
Pro athletes aren't built to do that that long. I get the prevent defense in the NFL. You don't shift into it mid-third quarter. I'm all for bringing in a closer, not in the fifth inning. Most remarkable, it wasn't a brief tactical shift. It lasted 30 plus minutes.

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