England fans responded to Thomas Tuchel's criticism of their "silent" support during a recent match with a sarcastic chant. Tuchel had expressed his dissatisfaction with the atmosphere at a recent England game, suggesting the fans were not vocal enough in their support.

During the opening minutes of the Three Lions' subsequent game against Latvia, England supporters launched into a rendition of "We're gonna sit here, we're gonna sit here," clearly referencing Tuchel's remarks. This sarcastic display of "silent" support was a direct response to the former Chelsea manager's comments.

Tuchel's initial criticism came after England's match against Wales. He had voiced his opinion that the fans' support was underwhelming, especially compared to the passionate atmospheres he had experienced at other clubs and matches. His comments sparked debate among fans and pundits alike, with many taking to social media to share their views.

The England fans' reaction highlights the strong connection between supporters and their team, and their willingness to voice their opinions, even if it's through ironic displays. It remains to be seen whether Tuchel will respond to the fans' chant, but the incident serves as a reminder of the importance of fan culture and the impact that comments from high-profile figures can have. The incident also underscores the sometimes-contentious relationship between football managers and fans, with each side having strong opinions about how the game should be played and supported.