The England Squad
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TGLucario475
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Re: Premier League 2011/12
I can't think of any other 'over-rated' English right-back that isn't retired from the international stage.
I can't think of any other 'over-rated' English right-back that isn't retired from the international stage.
Springsteen
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Re: Premier League 2011/12
I'd take Johnson over Richards any day, I find him overrated massively. Walker's okay but not ready to be first choice at a major Championship yet.
I'd take Johnson over Richards any day, I find him overrated massively. Walker's okay but not ready to be first choice at a major Championship yet.
TGLucario475
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Re: Premier League 2011/12
Use Johnson as a Wingback with a 3-man center-back. It could work.
Use Johnson as a Wingback with a 3-man center-back. It could work.
Re: Premier League 2011/12
I don't have anything against 5-3-2, 3-5-2. Although, does an England manager get enough time with the players to teach a radical system like that? Probably not.
All I want of England is to be hard to beat, and a quick and dangerous on the counter.
I don't have anything against 5-3-2, 3-5-2. Although, does an England manager get enough time with the players to teach a radical system like that? Probably not.
All I want of England is to be hard to beat, and a quick and dangerous on the counter.
TGLucario475
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Re: Premier League 2011/12
If done right then the 3-5-2, how I do it, will be really quick counter. Bomb down the wings with pacey wing-backs, who can also defend too, and skillful strikers too with a strong/powerful midfield to boot.
If done right then the 3-5-2, how I do it, will be really quick counter. Bomb down the wings with pacey wing-backs, who can also defend too, and skillful strikers too with a strong/powerful midfield to boot.
Ted or bill, so long as alice was not looking
Springsteen
Number 2, Rafael!
Re: Premier League 2011/12
I'd take him over Grant Holt, and Bent (because I don't see Bent being fit at all, you don't mess around with Achilles injuries) so probably. But he wouldn't be first choice. I'd probably play Crouch in the first two games and then bring back Rooney. Maybe name Grant Holt in the provisional squad and see how he does against Norway.
I'd take him over Grant Holt, and Bent (because I don't see Bent being fit at all, you don't mess around with Achilles injuries) so probably. But he wouldn't be first choice. I'd probably play Crouch in the first two games and then bring back Rooney. Maybe name Grant Holt in the provisional squad and see how he does against Norway.
TGLucario475
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Re: Premier League 2011/12
Crouch or Carroll, tough choice really. Lanky v Alcoholy
Crouch or Carroll, tough choice really. Lanky v Alcoholy
Springsteen
Number 2, Rafael!
Re: Premier League 2011/12
Crouch's international record is really good, 22 goals in 42 games. And has experience of going to a tournament, so he'd have to be higher up in the pecking order.
Crouch's international record is really good, 22 goals in 42 games. And has experience of going to a tournament, so he'd have to be higher up in the pecking order.
Springsteen
Number 2, Rafael!
I abused my powers and made this it's own thread to discuss the England squad. It'll be announced next Wednesday (well, the provisional 30 man one)
Chris Smalling won't be in it, he's out with a groin injury.
Danny Welbeck should make it despite having ankle trouble.
Chris Smalling won't be in it, he's out with a groin injury.
Danny Welbeck should make it despite having ankle trouble.
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TGLucario475
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Crouch's international record does put him in the driving seat but I'd take Carroll too. Rooney and Crouch, a great partnership.
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