Gareth Southgate said the reaction Harry Maguire received from fans at Wembley on Tuesday night was nothing short of "a joke".The England boss insisted he "doesn't understand" why the defender was booed and why supporters would think to turn on one of their own for no good reason - but truth be told, this is nothing new.
As Wayne Rooney infamously told a passing cameraman following the Three Lions' drab 0-0 draw against Algeria at the 2010 World Cup: "It's nice to see your home fans boo you, that's what loyal support is".England supporters have an ugly history of turning against their own, partly because of the team's distinct knack of disappointing on the big stage.
But after reaching a World Cup semi-final for the first time in 28 years, as well as the final of the European Championships for the first time ever, some hoped those days might be behind us - but evidently not.
With that in mind, here are nine other internationals who fell victim to the England boo-crew.David Beckham might be a national treasure now but who could forget those images of his effigy hanging with a noose around its neck outside a pub in 1998?After the young midfielder got himself needlessly sent off as England crashed out of the World Cup to Argentina, Beckham became public enemy number one, with the press going after him as brutally as anyone else.It took him the best part of three years to repair the damage, and as his last-minute free-kick against Greece swung in to send England to the 2002 World Cup, he was country's greatest hero.
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