Two wins, 7 goals, says you can. England team without Fwank > England team with Fwank.No Fixed Abode wrote:Can you really leave the best English goalscoring and assists midfielder out of the team? Barry must give way IMO.rfcjoe wrote:'greed about Lampard. If that bloke gets in the England team again, then Cappello could lose the faith of quite alot of the England fans. We've shown in the past 2 games that without him in there we play with fluidity, and pace - something which didn't happend because of his little give and go's with JT.
I don't think that is the case at all. For whatever reason Lamps does not reproduce his Chelsea form for England. Perhaps a spell on the sidelines is what is needed. Maybe he was too 'comfy' being picked for England whatever the previous result. He'll defo be in the next squad.No Fixed Abode wrote:Good to see the anti-Chelsea brigade out in force.
Yep. See also: football fans everywhere, all over the world. Morons, the lot of 'emNo Fixed Abode wrote:But it is good to see England fans getting carried away as usual. A couple of decent results against mediocre opposition and suddenly it's all Rosie again.![]()
As soon as the team loses, it'll be 'Lampard and co must come back in the team'.
Interesting that people slate Heskey yet cover Rooney with showers of praiseLoyalRoyalFan wrote:What did Heskey offer in the World Cup? Bent hasn't played for England that much, while Heskey has.
That's not the gaps between goals, that's the number of games per goalStranded wrote:Yes but the gaps between his goals are on average 9 games, the gaps in Rooney's is 2 and a bit.
How many for Rooney if you only take competitive matches???Stranded wrote:Yes but the gaps between his goals are on average 9 games, the gaps in Rooney's is 2 and a bit.
Rooney has never been a productive striker for England. He can cut it at club level, but never has done at international.Big Foot wrote:Interesting that people slate Heskey yet cover Rooney with showers of praiseLoyalRoyalFan wrote:What did Heskey offer in the World Cup? Bent hasn't played for England that much, while Heskey has.
Heskey only ever went 10 games for England without a goal, before last night Rooney had gone 11 games without a goal
Do you even watch football matches?No Fixed Abode wrote:Can you really leave the best English goalscoring and assists midfielder out of the team? Barry must give way IMO.rfcjoe wrote:'greed about Lampard. If that bloke gets in the England team again, then Cappello could lose the faith of quite alot of the England fans. We've shown in the past 2 games that without him in there we play with fluidity, and pace - something which didn't happend because of his little give and go's with JT.
LoyalRoyalFan wrote: Rooney has never been a productive striker for England. He can cut it at club level, but never has done at international.
Heskey never got 4 assists in one game tbfBig Foot wrote:Interesting that people slate Heskey yet cover Rooney with showers of praiseLoyalRoyalFan wrote:What did Heskey offer in the World Cup? Bent hasn't played for England that much, while Heskey has.
Heskey only ever went 10 games for England without a goal, before last night Rooney had gone 11 games without a goal
When did Rooney?Wax Jacket wrote: Heskey never got 4 assists in one game tbf
Not sure that sentence makes much sense, how can you score consistently if you don't score competitively for 3 years and have long lean periods?cmonurz wrote:He had a lean spell in 2005 and 2006, and famously didn't score a competitive goal for three years, but outside of that and his recent drought, he has scored consistently for England.LoyalRoyalFan wrote: Rooney has never been a productive striker for England. He can cut it at club level, but never has done at international.
What was his record alongside Heskey up until the World Cup?Y21_Royal wrote:He was never going to work with Heskey.
It strikes me as the same mentality as "Lampard and Gerrard must work together, they're both top, top players"He seems to be chucked up front with no real purpose.
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