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Gone But Not Forgotten
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Wow, that FIFA mob really do go to technical limits.Fittest female fan in crowd wearing nations shirt
I severely hope I'm wrong, but this is the worst England side in living memory.
I've backed England to win four-figures. Call it an insurance policy.
Despite the fact that there are still some old-hands on parade, there's a certain mystery about this England side - and something might just click when it gets down to the real business.
I've backed England to win four-figures. Call it an insurance policy.
Despite the fact that there are still some old-hands on parade, there's a certain mystery about this England side - and something might just click when it gets down to the real business.
And if there was "fervour" cue endless posts about England's "arrogance" and so on
As we have seen before
Too harsh Harry. Keegan was clueless
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Redknapp:
"“I can tell you when I was at Tottenham, when full internationals came around, there were two or three players who did not want to play for England,” he told BBC 5 Live. “They would come to me 10 days before the game and say: ‘Gaffer, get me out of that game, I don’t want to play in that game.’"
"There were 12 England players who worked under Redknapp at Spurs – Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe, Aaron Lennon, Darren Bent, Scott Parker, David Bentley, Jermaine Jenas, Michael Dawson, Tom Huddlestone, Jonathan Woodgate, Ledley King and Kyle Walker – though the QPR manager’s apparent reluctance to identify those to whom he was referring riled Gerrard."
Harry just exaggerating to sell his book or is there some truth in it. If the latter who would you put in the frame?
I find it difficult to think 'Arry is being totally honest 'ere.