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| |  Posted 16/10/2007 10:11:57 | |
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| Is this really the best we can do?
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:15:40 | |
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| Why play somebody out of position? A centre half can't play full back unless you are Micah! . They should play Shorey. Or call Ned up from the U21's. |
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:16:14 | |
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| apparently - either that Phil Neville
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:21:35 | |
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| | Not sure abou Lescott in any position tbh. He's rubbish isn't he?
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:22:05 | |
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| To be fair to Lescott, he has played at left back quite a lot, and has had a good start to the season. This selection brings up the old 'form vs class' argument again - is it better to have a lesser name given a chance when he is on top form, or a tried-and-tested established name (Phil Neville? No ta!) who's not playing so well or is past his best? The left hand side has long been a problem for England, and our lack of strength in depth if the first choices are out is all too clear.
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:26:04 | |
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| er....Michael Ball?
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:28:13 | |
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| I'd love to see Bally get a chance, but he hasn't been playing enough to get a look in. We all know that the 'picked even when not playing regularly' rule only applies to players from the so-called Big Four.
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:30:29 | |
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| Labmonkey (16/10/2007)
To be fair to Lescott, he has played at left back quite a lot, and has had a good start to the season. This selection brings up the old 'form vs class' argument again - is it better to have a lesser name given a chance when he is on top form, or a tried-and-tested established name (Phil Neville? No ta!) who's not playing so well or is past his best? The left hand side has long been a problem for England, and our lack of strength in depth if the first choices are out is all too clear. I don't want to be "fair" to him though Labmonkey. He has hair that makes him look like Herman Munster.
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:30:53 | |
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| Cloudyshin O'Watra (16/10/2007)
Labmonkey (16/10/2007)
To be fair to Lescott, he has played at left back quite a lot, and has had a good start to the season. This selection brings up the old 'form vs class' argument again - is it better to have a lesser name given a chance when he is on top form, or a tried-and-tested established name (Phil Neville? No ta!) who's not playing so well or is past his best? The left hand side has long been a problem for England, and our lack of strength in depth if the first choices are out is all too clear. I don't want to be "fair" to him though Labmonkey. He has hair that makes him look like Herman Munster. OK then, carry on!
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| | | Posted 16/10/2007 10:34:01 | |
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| Cloudyshin O'Watra (16/10/2007)
Labmonkey (16/10/2007)
To be fair to Lescott, he has played at left back quite a lot, and has had a good start to the season. This selection brings up the old 'form vs class' argument again - is it better to have a lesser name given a chance when he is on top form, or a tried-and-tested established name (Phil Neville? No ta!) who's not playing so well or is past his best? The left hand side has long been a problem for England, and our lack of strength in depth if the first choices are out is all too clear. I don't want to be "fair" to him though Labmonkey. He has hair that makes him look like Herman Munster. I was watching the Estonia game and just kept thinking "WTF is going on with his hair?"
you know, you know, if a feller named Monroe never fathered bluegrass
he would still be unrecognised as the grand wizard of speed metal 
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