መሽነፍን ማን ፈጠረው? የእንግሊዙ ብሔራዊ ብድን አገሩ በግዜ ገባ!

መሽነፍን ማን ፈጠረው? የእንግሊዙ ብሔራዊ ብድን በግዜ አገሩ ገባ (England return from World Cup 2014: Just 25 days after leaving for Miami, England squad return to the UK without a single fan in sight to welcome them home)መሽነፍና ማሽነፍ ያሉ ናቸው,  አይዞህ አይዞሽ እያልን ብዙውን ጊዜ የተሸነፈን ሰው ወይም ቡድን እናጽናናለን ግን የተሸነፈን ማንም አይወደውም። ይህንንም አባባል  እውን ያደረገው የእንግሊዙ እግር ኳስ ቡድን ነው። ቡድኑ የመጀመሪያውን ዙር ማለፍ አቅቶት ከብራዚል ለንደን ሲደርስ አንድ እንኳ ደፋፊ ዝር አለለም። የክለቡ አምበል የራሱን ሻንጣ እንደ ተራ ሰው እየገፋ ከ አውሮፕላን ሲወጣ ታይቷል። ድሮስ ቢሆን የተሸነፈንና ደሃን ማን ይወደዋል። ይህኔ እንግሊዝ ብታሸንፍ ኖሮ እንኳ ለንደን ቀርቶ የድሮ ቅኝ ግዛት ከተሞች ኒውደልሂና ናይሮቢ ጮቤ ይረግጡ ነበር



England’s World Cup team arrived in Manchester on Wednesday with their tails tucked firmly between their legs following their early World Cup elimination.

While the fallout from Luis Suarez’s alleged bite on Italy’s Giorgio Chiellini dominated the headlines, England made a low-key exit from Brazil. Their flight touched down at Manchester Airport on Wednesday afternoon, just 25 days are departing for the pre-World Cup training base in Miami.

Consecutive 2-1 defeats to Italy and Uruguay put paid to England’s hopes of an unlikely World Cup victory, and when they rounded out their dismal campaign with a whimper in the form of a goalless draw against Costa Rica on Tuesday, the players knew their time in Brazil was up.
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The squad, who flew out to South America with little expectation yet still managed to disappoint, have the unwanted tag of being the first England side to finish bottom of their group in World Cup history, although they did manage to avoid becoming the first side to fail to score a single point thanks to the 0-0 draw on Tuesday.
Dropping off the squad's northern-based contingent, the dreaded flight home continued on to Luton Airport to drop of the remaining squad members. Captain Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney, Joe Hart and Raheem Sterling all disembarked in Manchester, with the United and City players close enough that they could walk home if they wanted to - not that there'd be any celebration in the streets waiting for them.
Coach Gary Neville, who has been tipped as the eventual replacement for Roy Hodgson when he calls it a day with the national side, led the players off the plane at their first drop-off point, where the players were whisked away in chauffeur-driven cars waiting for them – avoiding all the hassle of customs and the prying eyes of a very disappointed public.
With photographers ready to snap away, one primary school class couldn’t believe their luck when a visit to see the planes was briefly interrupted by the national team’s return.