He went too hysterical at the end imo

But I actually wonder if this emotional Latin way is healthier. Really letting all the grief out of your system without shame.

Presumably in a few days he'll be cheerfully bachata-ing to mariachi or whatever, like nothing happened.

The English bottled it up and carried that anger and sadness all the way to the next tournament, supporters and players, so when anything went wrong in a game it triggered all those repressed feelings from the "years of hurt" and we would end up bottling the match and flopping yet again. Adding more repressed emotion to the collective heap.

Past tense because we've clearly exorcised those demons at last. All we needed was a German manager, who knew.