They don’t know what are they talking about…

Roy HodgsonThe fans can enjoy the great football at the Euro 2016, but they can also have fun with the funniest coaches’ and footballers’ comments. I don’t know why they are saying such things, maybe because of the extremely hot weather… So, here is my ranking of the funniest comments:

№13 – “Joachim Low has some world-class players in his squad – a forward like Muller, a goalkeeper like Neuer and there is Ozil, who is great, but when he wants to play,” Noel Gallagher, who is an English musician, said.

№12 – “None!” – Gareth Bale answered the question “How many English players have the qualities to wear the Dragons’ shirt?”

№11 – “I feel that Paris already misses me. It’s been raining since I left. Now I’m back and there is a sunshine again,” Zlatan Ibrahimovic said in an interview before Sweden’s first game of the group stage.

№10 – “They don’t give us chips and coke! They give us only sausages and cheese, but without fats!” That was Andre Schurrle’s comment about the diet German players keep.

№9 – “I thought my hair was going to fall off! I was very constrained before the first game,” Adil Rami said.

№8 – “We would recommend Ronaldo to look in the mirror… Oh wait, he already spends a few hours a day in front of it…” – The Guardian about Ronaldo’s arrogant behaviour.

№7 – “I feel I am younger than ever, until I go near a mirror,” the oldest coach at the Euro 2016 – Roy Hodgson said.

№6 – “I feel the lack of the Dutchmen! The reason is that we always beat them!” – Oliver Bierhoff’s comment about the Holland national team’s failure in the qualifiers.

№5 – “We share the household chores. She does everything – I do the rest,” Vladimir Petkovic said about his beloved wife Lilyana.

№4 – “If there had been something between us – he would have already been hospitalized,” Zlatan said about Chiellini for the match between Sweden and Italy.

№3 – “They were playing with 20 men in defence! It’s normal to be laboured against such team,” Mesut Ozil said after the match between Germany and Poland.

№2 – “I am scratching my balls and I am sure that 80% of you are scratching your balls!” – Lukas Podolski defended his head coach Joachim Low.

And here is our big winner: №1 – “I hope ‘Puma’ won’t start producing condoms,” the Swiss international Xherdan Shaqiri commented the 7 torn shirts against France.

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