‘What?!’ I hear you cry. ‘He wouldn’t have gone anyway!’. That’s probably true. But that’s not why his injury damages our chances. It’s because of Rooney. Read on…
In the wake of England’s laboured 3-1 victory over Egypt, which players harmed or furthered their cause?
While everything looked so rosey a few months ago, nearly every aspect of England’s squad is now a concern. It’s amazing how things have turned around. Fabio’s fingernails must be decreasing by the day…
I’ve resisted writing on this as literally EVERYONE else is already – but with Wayne Bridge today announcing he is not available for England, just who will fill the injured philanderer Ashley Cole’s polygamous boots?
Name five players who played under Sven for England whose names start and end with the same letter. Explained properly within…
Andrew Walker writes: John Terry must be the cornerstone of England’s World Cup 2010 challenge. In light of recent scandals, it cannot be as captain…
Back in November we looked at England’s potential squad – the definites, possibles, maybes, and no-ways – and it looked pretty rosy, pretty balanced. Fast forward three months and it has a whole different, far more worrying appearance…
England have been handed a fantastic draw in Group C – and as a result the bookies have cut the odds on us winning the damn thing. We couldn’t… could we?
Slightly revised after the Ukraine and Belarus games, and some interesting feedback – and the fact we forgot about James Milner – read on for the squad we think Don Fabio should be taking to South Africa. Further opinions welcome…
England had already qualified before their defeat to the Ukraine – several other teams joined them on Saturday, including Italy after their last gasp equaliser against Ireland. Read on for a full round up of what is left to be decided (when time is short and articles are factual we tend to reproduce the best of the rest – that’s the case here, lawyers, we are reprinting an article from the ever-excellent Football365…)
