England came crashing out of the Euros at the hands of Iceland last night.
In one of the most surprising losses of the tournament, the team were beaten 2-1 by the Scandinavian outsiders, spurring manager Roy Hodgson to resign after the game.
As always, the Internet provided the hilarious commentary for the country's second descent into chaos ...
The Times was having NONE of the England team
Like a mad Dad after a Maths test - zeroes and anger everywhere.
Look away now, England. Player ratings from last night... #ENGICE #ENG #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/XuuyP9uui8
— Times Sport (@TimesSport) June 28, 2016
Twitter was also unforgiving
Highlights from last nights game 😆ðŸ‘🼠#ENGICE pic.twitter.com/NfGYj41Kq6
— Hayley (@LittleLegs_H) June 28, 2016
A more reasoned assessment of our performance last night #ENGICE pic.twitter.com/XKpZvFr1DQ
— Graham Pugh (@TrumptonFireman) June 28, 2016
Steve McClaren won't be getting work as a psychic any time soon
England have nothing to worry about. Nope. Absolutely ... Oh.
I can’t stop laughing. Thank you Steve McClaren for this beautiful moment on TV. pic.twitter.com/MRIpWakDKa
— Liam Canning (@OffsideLiam) June 27, 2016
That face drop though ...
Thank God for the ITV's top quality punditry ...
Ian Wright compared England's performance to characters in what 1996 movie starring Michael Jordan?!
This is punditry for the ages. I am so delighted this happened. #ENGICE https://t.co/uwueV4Afpy
— Rick bEUrIN (@rickburin) June 28, 2016
Personally, I'm not seeing the resemblance, but what would I know?
Concern over the Icelandic commentator's heart rate grows
“You can leave Europe! You can go wherever the hell you want!”
Icelandic commentator after win. Voice of #Euro2016 pic.twitter.com/7EaLD3kV3t
— Gissur Simonarson CN (@GissiSim) June 27, 2016
The Icelandic team's celebration with the fans was EVERYTHING
LOOK HOW HAPPY THEY ARE! SO MUCH CLAPPING!
Iceland celebrating with their fans after the game last night. Goosebumps... pic.twitter.com/lxDemOtiRB
— BreatheSport (@BreatheSport) June 28, 2016
... And that's why mums go to Iceland.
