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[Football] The England game tonight
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dejavuatbtn
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He is still the English all time goalscorer though,
Which begs the question “how many own goals have England scored in 1000 matches.” I’m going back to bed, all these stats are too much.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
A goal every 19 games - not all THAT terrible. Its about on a par with Solly.
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
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Why was Gomez booed?
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Because there were a lot of dickheads at the game last night.
I quite agree, its like premiership sides fielding strongest sides in preliminary rounds of the FA Cup. Liverpool vs Chichester . . . Presumaby just a cunning plan by Euefa ( and FiFa for WC) to make more money by playing more games.
Uter
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A few rambling thoughts.
I'm really enjoying watching the England team again after having grown very disillusioned with them; so much more attack minded and technically adept than in the past.
Still a big question mark over the centre of defence to my mind, but with players waiting in the wings like Tomori and, looking further ahead, hopefully Ben White things should improve there.
I think TAA and Reece James will both be excellent options at right back for years to come. Chilwell on the other side looks like he's going to be the number one choice there.
Pickford's lack of height worries me. It means that he sometimes has to make outstanding saves which would otherwise be fairly routine for taller keepers.
Sancho's U17 world cup winning compatriots may not have had the same trajectory as him for a variety of reasons, but several are likely to feature in the next few years. Obviously Callum Hudson-Odoi is already in the squad. Phil Foden would surely be in the seniors rather than the U21s but for lack of minutes at Man City. Smith-Rowe and Angel Gomes featured for the U20s in their 4-0 win over Portugal yesterday and could be in the mix in a few years. Guehi seems to be featuring in Chelsea squads now.
Looking further down the ranks I think it's possible Jude Bellingham will be knocking on the door in two or three years.
I'm really enjoying watching the England team again after having grown very disillusioned with them; so much more attack minded and technically adept than in the past.
Still a big question mark over the centre of defence to my mind, but with players waiting in the wings like Tomori and, looking further ahead, hopefully Ben White things should improve there.
I think TAA and Reece James will both be excellent options at right back for years to come. Chilwell on the other side looks like he's going to be the number one choice there.
Pickford's lack of height worries me. It means that he sometimes has to make outstanding saves which would otherwise be fairly routine for taller keepers.
Sancho's U17 world cup winning compatriots may not have had the same trajectory as him for a variety of reasons, but several are likely to feature in the next few years. Obviously Callum Hudson-Odoi is already in the squad. Phil Foden would surely be in the seniors rather than the U21s but for lack of minutes at Man City. Smith-Rowe and Angel Gomes featured for the U20s in their 4-0 win over Portugal yesterday and could be in the mix in a few years. Guehi seems to be featuring in Chelsea squads now.
Looking further down the ranks I think it's possible Jude Bellingham will be knocking on the door in two or three years.
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Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
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Many years ago, I stood next to a manc and we enjoyed a magic night as England beat Argentina 3-1, I think it was 1979. Although we couldn’t stand each other’s teams there was respect as we were England.
What happened last night is probably why I haven’t been to an England game for over 15 years.
Pavilionaire
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The sort of goal ratio Leon Best can only dream about.