In my opinion we need either Lallana or Wilshere to be fit in that midfield 3. With Dier or Henderson sitting, then an Alli, Chamberlain or Lingard supporting the forward players, those two players could be key in the transition phase between midfield and attack because they move the ball forward quicker than anyone else in the squad.
emphasi
0
2018-03-30 07:05
Apostrophe catastrophe at the very beginning of point one on premier league teams, having just called someone thick. Embarrassing.
wanzs
0
2018-03-30 07:05
The only limitations i sense are the those of the journalist who would pick 11 man utd players for the england starting line-up if he could
Spiketues
0
2018-03-30 07:05
Wilshere played the entire of last season before breaking his foot and has played consistently since December after recovering - I don't quite understand how a knock to the knee writes him off for the entire world cup. We still have 8 games to go of the season and as far as I know he's fit again to play stoke this weekend. I get he missed the friendly but neither team that played over the last week was the starting 11 for the world cup so it is that big of a deal?
KuGoo
0
2018-03-30 07:05
Henderson has built a career on relying on others and then gets into Liverpools and Englands setups. He is the Carlton Palmer of this era, thankfully Liverpool have begun to see the light and keep him mainly on the bench.
Dinnaloe
0
2018-03-30 07:04
Sorry I have never rated Henderson. Not even International class. I think Ali, even though he is going through a difficult time, should be in front of Henderson. He does make things happen and is more skillful. My opinion.
enjoying
0
2018-03-30 07:04
England have been playing some really good football lately but the one huge problem has been the final ball into the box, the ball is either blocked, overhit, not seeing a player in a better position or blasted over the bar all these things end up with the opposition charging up the other end with our midfielders out of position ,a little more calmness and we might go far
happylife
0
2018-03-30 07:04
Okay, so Jodan Henderson needs a creative player next to him. We all know the problem, who do you suggest is the solution smart Harris ?
makefile
0
2018-03-30 07:04
It concerning that Southgate is still dilly dally on player & System. Good managers have a system & get players to work within that system. Look at Spain, Germany & Brazil. Indiviidual briilliance can only take you so far look at Agentina
Leoless
0
2018-03-30 07:04
England had an ok balance with Henderson/Dier, Chamberlain and Lingard in the midfield. Henderson is a team player that focuses on ball retention and defending. As is Dier. The other two are more adventurous so the balance of midfield was fine for the system. One of the midfield three needs to be practically solely focused on defending , otherwise you will be too open in midfield and the other two midfielders start thinking too much about defensive duties. Lallana can become a good option as a forward thinking central midfielder in this system when fit. Whether you agree with the formation is another matter. But the roles of the players in their individual positions for a 352 system was perfectly fine. Whether 352 is the best formation for England or not is another discussion. England look ok and look like they will be solid with 352 against anyone out there. But against lesser sides they should be reverting to a back 4 in my view.
Mudineao
0
2018-03-30 07:03
I've been impressed with how Southgate successfully played Walker at centre back when he had never played there before in his life. This suggests Southgate can make bold decisions and has the creative intelligence to do something different The squad has deficiencies sure but if the manager can think outside the usual rules this gives me a bit more optimism. The manager has to respond to the issues in front of him and I think Southgate showed he can think with imagination.
bigboss9
0
2018-03-30 07:03
Instead of blaming Henderson, I think your criticism should be directed to Southgate instead for putting all his eggs in the Wilshere bracket. Southgate has been manager for one and a half years, but has he actively sought to find the right players to fill the playmaking role? The player with the closest profile is Shelvey, yet Southgate hasn't selected him even once, if I remember correctly. It's not Henderson's fault he doesn't have an Iniesta or Pirlo next to him, Martin. You can't criticize him for not playing beyond his role. As someone else mentioned above, Busquets plays an almost identical game to Hendo, yet he's great, because, as you wrote, he has Iniesta to fulfill the playmaker role.
reunion
0
2018-03-30 07:03
With Vardy,Kane,Ali,Sterling and Wilshere if fit,that's some good attacking options,expectation is so low that they shouldn't be under the intense pressure of previous tournaments,so who knows,I think they'll come through the group,expectations will rise,and they'll go out to a Sweden or Uruguay next rnd,groundhog day
Footballlimr
0
2018-03-30 03:16
i think it's correct to say southgate is doing a good job given what he has at his disposal. the last two games england managed to pass the ball pretty well for a change but just lacked the final ball and the defence was competent. we need someone like a non brittle wilshere. if someone emerges in that role we might be quite dangerous as we have the likes of kane and vardy who will relish the service
Elsa98
1
2018-03-30 02:41
reared
this is a very big novel
But if it is romance novel, I would like to read it!ππππ
Elsa98
2
2018-03-30 02:40
VAMOSREAL
Very big article I canβt read it
Haha, we're lazy.. Not a book worm..ππ
Elsa98
1
2018-03-30 02:38
Wow, this article is soo long..π
Just like a novel, i can't read it..π
Makes my eyes sleepy..πͺ
fabdem
0
soccer player
happen
0
In my opinion we need either Lallana or Wilshere to be fit in that midfield 3. With Dier or Henderson sitting, then an Alli, Chamberlain or Lingard supporting the forward players, those two players could be key in the transition phase between midfield and attack because they move the ball forward quicker than anyone else in the squad.
emphasi
0
Apostrophe catastrophe at the very beginning of point one on premier league teams, having just called someone thick. Embarrassing.
wanzs
0
The only limitations i sense are the those of the journalist who would pick 11 man utd players for the england starting line-up if he could
Spiketues
0
Wilshere played the entire of last season before breaking his foot and has played consistently since December after recovering - I don't quite understand how a knock to the knee writes him off for the entire world cup. We still have 8 games to go of the season and as far as I know he's fit again to play stoke this weekend. I get he missed the friendly but neither team that played over the last week was the starting 11 for the world cup so it is that big of a deal?
KuGoo
0
Henderson has built a career on relying on others and then gets into Liverpools and Englands setups. He is the Carlton Palmer of this era, thankfully Liverpool have begun to see the light and keep him mainly on the bench.
Dinnaloe
0
Sorry I have never rated Henderson. Not even International class. I think Ali, even though he is going through a difficult time, should be in front of Henderson. He does make things happen and is more skillful. My opinion.
enjoying
0
England have been playing some really good football lately but the one huge problem has been the final ball into the box, the ball is either blocked, overhit, not seeing a player in a better position or blasted over the bar all these things end up with the opposition charging up the other end with our midfielders out of position ,a little more calmness and we might go far
happylife
0
Okay, so Jodan Henderson needs a creative player next to him. We all know the problem, who do you suggest is the solution smart Harris ?
makefile
0
It concerning that Southgate is still dilly dally on player & System. Good managers have a system & get players to work within that system. Look at Spain, Germany & Brazil. Indiviidual briilliance can only take you so far look at Agentina
Leoless
0
England had an ok balance with Henderson/Dier, Chamberlain and Lingard in the midfield. Henderson is a team player that focuses on ball retention and defending. As is Dier. The other two are more adventurous so the balance of midfield was fine for the system. One of the midfield three needs to be practically solely focused on defending , otherwise you will be too open in midfield and the other two midfielders start thinking too much about defensive duties. Lallana can become a good option as a forward thinking central midfielder in this system when fit. Whether you agree with the formation is another matter. But the roles of the players in their individual positions for a 352 system was perfectly fine. Whether 352 is the best formation for England or not is another discussion. England look ok and look like they will be solid with 352 against anyone out there. But against lesser sides they should be reverting to a back 4 in my view.
Mudineao
0
I've been impressed with how Southgate successfully played Walker at centre back when he had never played there before in his life. This suggests Southgate can make bold decisions and has the creative intelligence to do something different The squad has deficiencies sure but if the manager can think outside the usual rules this gives me a bit more optimism. The manager has to respond to the issues in front of him and I think Southgate showed he can think with imagination.
bigboss9
0
Instead of blaming Henderson, I think your criticism should be directed to Southgate instead for putting all his eggs in the Wilshere bracket. Southgate has been manager for one and a half years, but has he actively sought to find the right players to fill the playmaking role? The player with the closest profile is Shelvey, yet Southgate hasn't selected him even once, if I remember correctly. It's not Henderson's fault he doesn't have an Iniesta or Pirlo next to him, Martin. You can't criticize him for not playing beyond his role. As someone else mentioned above, Busquets plays an almost identical game to Hendo, yet he's great, because, as you wrote, he has Iniesta to fulfill the playmaker role.
reunion
0
With Vardy,Kane,Ali,Sterling and Wilshere if fit,that's some good attacking options,expectation is so low that they shouldn't be under the intense pressure of previous tournaments,so who knows,I think they'll come through the group,expectations will rise,and they'll go out to a Sweden or Uruguay next rnd,groundhog day
Footballlimr
0
i think it's correct to say southgate is doing a good job given what he has at his disposal. the last two games england managed to pass the ball pretty well for a change but just lacked the final ball and the defence was competent. we need someone like a non brittle wilshere. if someone emerges in that role we might be quite dangerous as we have the likes of kane and vardy who will relish the service
Elsa98
1
this is a very big novel
But if it is romance novel, I would like to read it!ππππ
Elsa98
2
Very big article I canβt read it
Haha, we're lazy.. Not a book worm..ππ
Elsa98
1
Wow, this article is soo long..π Just like a novel, i can't read it..π Makes my eyes sleepy..πͺ
reared
1
this is a very big novel
VAMOSREAL
4
Very big article I canβt read it