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Roy Hodgson and the boys are heading to Poland and Ukraine on the back of two decent wins against Norway and Belgium. However, just because they got the monkey off their back it does not mean that the circus has left London.  Indeed, Roy needs to pin his colours to the mast and declare openly and firmly his intentions by sticking to what he believes to be his best formation or he might just leave the tournament aching and growing more in mental pain than enjoyment from the extended bouts of laughter of his fault-finders. Will they make the cut and go all the way to win the competition? Many will indubitably glug ale straight from the siphon and some would pull their head out, if they had any left by the end of the tournament, should it happen. Still, no one could seriously predict the outcome of an european drama on a bed of sand where dreams can be broken in the twinkling of an eye and cannot be fixed by a magical hand. Having said that in a world of possibilities anything could happen. Denmark in Sweden in 1992 and Greece in Portugal in 2004 come to mind.

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