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Gerrard gets his excuses in early
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Originally posted by moorfield View Post
Lazy, I don't think so, but it could be a blessing for England... Lampard could play as an attacking midfielder.
If the formation works without him, great. Leave him out and don't pick him on reputation.
However as soon as he is fit, he'll be a shoe in the team. Love him or hate, his is a world class central midfielder. -
I would have two independent England teams: one from the Premiership (A) and one from the lower leagues (B).
England 'A' and 'B' to play each other once every two years, the winning side gets to represent England at the Euros/World Cup.
This should provide some real competition for places...Cats are evil.Comment
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why don't you do as the cricket side do and get non-englishers to do the job?Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galonComment
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Originally posted by swamp View PostI would have two independent England teams: one from the Premiership (A) and one from the lower leagues (B).
England 'A' and 'B' to play each other once every two years, the winning side gets to represent England at the Euros/World Cup.
This should provide some real competition for places...
I would suggest that in the final qualifiying stages they play as a regular club team but then the clubs that lose a player wouldn't agree and the national association couldn't afford the fees that such players get.It's Deja-vu all over again!Comment
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I would gather all of the professional footballers, their coaching staffs, advertising people, press pundits etc into one large stadium and hold a massive knockout competition.
A liberal sprinkling of landmines on the pitch, airstrikes every 15 mins and artillery barrage including mustard gas every 5 mins should soon sort the overpaid primadonna tattood tosspots out.
I would also force all football fans who refer to the club they support as "we did this/that" to be in the stands since practically no fans have any ownership of their supported team and the so called "clubs" are purely business concerns with no meaningful memberships.
I'm not being a bit harsh about the pointless bollocks called "football" am I?Comment
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostLove him or hate, his is a world class central midfielder.Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI would gather all of the professional footballers, their coaching staffs, advertising people, press pundits etc into one large stadium and hold a massive knockout competition.Hard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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The England team have collective stage fright. Have had since Japan IMO. Before that we were just properly rubbish.
Frankly it doesn't matter who you play in what position, they always come up short.
Solution is to have a manager that can find or inspire existing players to not just stand on the pitch and s**t themselves. Preferably someone who speaks EnglishCats are evil.Comment
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