The best Gareth Southgate memes
- Gareth Southgate has come under fire for England's Euro 2024 displays
- Three Lions have failed to excite despite booking last 16 spot
- Southgate's tactics and team selection have left a lot to be desired
Gareth Southgate may not have provided silverware or swashbuckling football, but he has offered England supporters some exquisite memes.
Thanks to the double-edged sword that is social media, fans across the country can vent their frustrations over the current state of the England football team on the international stage. While some take this freedom too far, others take a more light-hearted approach.
The Three Lions' difficult Euro 2024 campaign to date has only increased the volume of world-class memes at our fingertips. If you don't laugh, you'll certainly cry.
Here are the best Gareth Southgate memes currently on the market.
The best Gareth Southgate memes
Despite the current backlash against England's boss, Southgate does have talents. However, tactical ingenuity is certainly not one of them. England fans are all too familiar with that already.
Southgate's lack of personality is often a very good thing. It helps provide stability for an England squad that genuinely seem to appreciate and respect him.
However, it certainly doesn't aid his reputation, given the Three Lions' incredibly negative approach to winning football matches.
It's fair to say that Southgate's experimentation at Euro 2024 hasn't gone entirely to plan. Trent Alexander-Arnold's addition in midfield has been far from flawless, with Southgate left mourning the absence of his old favourite Kalvin Phillips following his torrid loan at West Ham United.
Southgate admitted that some of the difficulties that England have faced in the tournament have been due to having no natural replacement for Phillips. That hasn't gone down too well.
Despite naming a more experimental squad for Euro 2024, without the likes of Jack Grealish and Jordan Henderson, Southgate has still been stubborn in his use of personnel.
The likes of Cole Palmer, Kobbie Mainoo, Adam Wharton and Anthony Gordon have been largely ignored.
England are looking increasingly unlikely to win Euro 2024 and claim a first triumph in the competition, with Southgate likely to depart at the end of the tournament.
For some, that moment can't come quickly enough.