The first German goal wasn't offside as it came from a goal kick.
The England squad never bonded as a team and never really stepped up to the plate in the whole short tournament. Probably a couple of reasons for this: firstly, John Terry's previous shenanigans causing him to be stripped of his captaincy. I think - and his awful 'press conference' a few days ago probably confirms this - he has never quite forgiven Capello that and has subsequently caused problems within the camp. Then, you have a bunch of men who generally play against each other - week in, week out. Most other countries have players who play abroad and outside of their premier division, so when they get together as a nation is a great team bonding experience. Think about it: if you saw the England team disembarking from their coach, several of them would generally be wearing huge headphones, listening to their iPods. Not a great way to gel with your team mates.
But, the most important reason why we failed to get further in the tournament was because we were shite in 2nd half. Donnie, when Fabio said 'we played well', it was in the context of just before our 2nd (good) goal being disallowed, we were playing well. I don't think for a moment that would have changed the final result (score perhaps, but not result) but that context should be mentioned.
Imo Fabio should stay. Who else is there? Harry? I bet the press would love to dish some dirt on him when he gets a bad result. Perhaps the focus should be on a higher level than the manager. What purpose is the FA serving?
Blimey who knew I ever had so much to say about football?!