A sad dayMaguire wrote:So, Kevin Davies will be the big news story I guess. His middle name is Cyril. If he plays then I guess he'll be removd from that old quiz question about players who have been transferred for over 7 million but never played for England.
Bonus, going to London Zoo on Saturday and wasn't looking forward to the prospect of a packed Bakerloo line tube full of pure pcunters loaded up on shite beer from The Globe or other establishmentStranded wrote:No internationals on Saturdays anymore - Friday's & Tuesdays. England play Tuesday.
Didn't he get 2 yellows in the previous games, so is suspended?Big Foot wrote:Also, why hasn't Milner been included - did he get injured over the weekend?
I'm more of a Wembley Central chap.readingbedding wrote:Be on the Jubilee mostly.
Lescott? Are you taking the piss?Big Foot wrote:So what starting XI would you play?
Hart
Cole
Lescott
Jagielka
Johnson
Barry
Gerrard
Huddlestone
Young
Crouch
Johnson
Also, why hasn't Milner been included - did he get injured over the weekend?
Agreed, but his middle name is pretty unusual and may feature in future quizzes, alongside Eric Lazenby Gates and the patrioticly named Gary Winston Lineker.Big Foot wrote:A sad dayMaguire wrote:So, Kevin Davies will be the big news story I guess. His middle name is Cyril. If he plays then I guess he'll be removd from that old quiz question about players who have been transferred for over 7 million but never played for England.![]()
Jagielka and Lescott played well together last time out and played together at Everton. I think the meritocracy people are crying out for after the WC shambles dictates that they should keep their places.TBM wrote:LOL @ not playing John Terry........he's one of the best headers of the ball we've got
Ferdinand who's played what 3 games since returning from injury?Kitson12 wrote:Lescott? Are you taking the piss?Big Foot wrote:So what starting XI would you play?
Hart
Cole
Lescott
Jagielka
Johnson
Barry
Gerrard
Huddlestone
Young
Crouch
Johnson
Also, why hasn't Milner been included - did he get injured over the weekend?
It's got to be Ferdinand and Jagielka.
I also I'd like to see Wilshere in instead of Huddlestone.
Individually, yesKitson12 wrote:Ferdinand > Lescott every day of the week.
One interesting thing to note - bar Ozil, Khedira & Boateng who'ce all transferred this Summer - is that like England, their squad all play in their home league.prostak wrote:Germany are without Bastian Schweinsteiger and Marcell Jansen for the forthcoming games in Turkey and Kazachstan, with Großkreutz also doubtful. Alternatives for Schweini could be Kroos or Träsch, but he in particular is a big loss for Jogi. You can see evidence of a mild injury crisis with the chosen strikers, too - all three from the two lowest-scoring teams in the league. Nonetheless, they should beat the Kazachs, but Turkey are of course a bigger problem.
Goal: René Adler (Bayer Leverkusen), Manuel Neuer (Schalke 04), Tim Wiese (Werder Bremen)
Defence: Holger Badstuber (Bayern München), Jerome Boateng (Manchester City), Philipp Lahm (Bayern München), Per Mertesacker (Werder Bremen), Sascha Riether (VfL Wolfsburg), Heiko Westermann (Hamburger SV)
Midfield: Kevin Großkreutz (Borussia Dortmund), Sami Khedira (Real Madrid), Toni Kroos (Bayern München), Marko Marin (Werder Bremen), Thomas Müller (Bayern München), Mesut Özil (Real Madrid), Lukas Podolski (1. FC Köln), Christian Träsch (VfB Stuttgart)
Attack: Cacau (VfB Stuttgart), Mario Gomez (Bayern München), Miroslav Klose (Bayern München)
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