What personality characteristics can be seen from English football?

First of all, the concept of English football is wrong. Britain has never had its own national team. Only four Olympic teams have participated in the Olympic Games. After 1908, Britain has never participated in Olympic football matches until this year's London Olympics.

English football is divided into four major football associations: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. They sent teams to participate in the World Cup, the European Cup, the European Champions Cup and the Europa League. The four FAs have different styles.

Secondly, English football pays more attention to integrity, physical confrontation, likes long shots and long passes, likes to break through people with the body, and likes to shoot vigorously. Goalkeepers are all crazy. When they play well, they are super world-class. When they play poorly, they dare to lose any ball.

On the other hand, it can be seen that the British are bold and like simple and rude things.

In addition, because England is the birthplace of modern football (in fact, Cuju can be said to be the ancestor of ball games, so football is also quite reluctant. Cuju has nothing to do with modern football. Modern football was actually learned by the Romans from the Greeks, and Britain was once a member of the Roman Empire, so English football was actually learned from the Romans and Greeks, although they denied it. Therefore, the English people are still very proud, and always think that they are the best team in the world, even if their own team is defeated. This also shows that the islanders are closed-minded and arrogant.

Personally, the British pride in football is justified. It is universally acknowledged that if Britain sent a team to participate in the first five World Cups, or even England participated alone, the champion would undoubtedly be England. How can a region compare with a country? Germany is the most obvious. National honor makes up for many of its technical and tactical deficiencies, while England does not. Judging from the club's achievements, the number of English teams participating in the Champions League is far less than that of La Liga and Serie A teams, but the champion is only one less than that of La Liga. Not to mention the unfair treatment such as black whistle, is it not equal to picking up the five champions of Real Madrid? There are five championship teams in England, only two in La Liga, three in Serie A, two in Bundesliga and Ligue 1 1. The level of the league is self-evident.