croadyman
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Pressure will be on them not us for a change because majority don't give us a chance
I've been wondering this too. You would think all the top players have paid for the best security possible yet it keeps happening. The only reason I can think of is private security guards in the UK are not allowed to carry firearms and I'm guessing they can in America.Honest question: How does this continue to happen in the UK?
I can’t remember the last professional athlete in America having their residence broken into because they were “out of town/country”
I’m not trying to make this a US v England question, just genuinely wondering how this seems to happen so often in the HK
For me England are favorites simply because of the many attacking options. Our backline is shaky and Lloris is unpredictable. England has a very good chance of beating France IMHOPressure will be on them not us for a change because majority don't give us a chance
Nah, he got ruled out by police early on as solid alibi being in Qatar with Brazil squad.
I dont think its like that. Strenghts are practially even and if they're not its only fine margins.Pressure will be on them not us for a change because majority don't give us a chance
They are better both individually and as a teamThey’re not especially without Benzema.
The issue for England is not quality or even the manager it’s belief and confidence . Give this group of players to Italy and I would be confident they beat France.
I can't see him dropping Bellingham for that formation nor Rice.I think Southgate might go 352 with Walker in the back three, Trippier at RWB with Henderson at RCM. Basically a more defensive version of his 2018 setup. Kane and Saka up front.
I'm thinking the side would be this-I can't see him dropping Bellingham for that formation nor Rice.
I don't think he'll be that negative. That side doesn't even have much pace in it to play on the counter. If it's a 352, I imagine it will be with Rashford up top.I'm thinking the side would be this-
.................Kane......Saka.........
.....Bellingham..Rice...Henderson.....
Shaw...Maguire..Stones..Walker...Trippier
........................Pickford...........
Walker Henderson and Saka down the right surely enough legs to crowd out MbappeI don't think he'll be that negative. That side doesn't even have much pace in it to play on the counter. If it's a 352, I imagine it will be with Rashford up top.
I get the feeling he might just stick with the 433 and have Henderson effectively playing next to Rice rather than as a no.8
Ofcourse not. France might have injuries but those players replacing the injured players would walk in almost any other national team. France has a very good team and so does England. Its hardly a failure for any team to be knocked out by France or by England.If full strength England fail to beat injury stricken France will it go down as the biggest failure in WC history? Surely yes.
Having 3 players mark one player out of the team? They have abundence of quality in Dembele, Griezmann, Giroud who would get so much time and space If that happens, it would be suicidalWalker Henderson and Saka down the right surely enough legs to crowd out Mbappe
Foden should start although Rashford would have Kounde on toast
Nah, biggest failure ever. Just wait for the English media reaction, and they're always right.Ofcourse not. France might have injuries but those players replacing the injured players would walk in almost any other national team. France has a very good team and so does England. Its hardly a failure for any team to be knocked out by France or by England.
Put simply - it boils down to political reasons. Years of left-leaning government effectively shackled law enforcement with human rights laws and putting the criminals before the victims. Now there are also far-left loons in positions of power in many UK police forces. When the more right-leaning government came to power, instead of fixing this mess, they instead decided to massively underfund policing. We are now feeling the effects of this toxic mix.Honest question: How does this continue to happen in the UK?
I can’t remember the last professional athlete in America having their residence broken into because they were “out of town/country”
I’m not trying to make this a US v England question, just genuinely wondering how this seems to happen so often in the HK
Put simply - it boils down to political reasons. Years of left-leaning government effectively shackled law enforcement with human rights laws and putting the criminals before the victims. Now there are also far-left loons in positions of power in many UK police forces. When the more right-leaning government came to power, instead of fixing this mess, they instead decided to massively underfund policing. We are now feeling the effects of this toxic mix.
I'm surprised more top footballers don't live in gated communities to be honest. Can definitely see them becoming a big thing in the UK if you're fortunate enough to be able to afford it.
Say what you like, but at least explain your reasons.
What a load of crap this is, can I just say
Yeah it will require a team effort to try and keep Mbappe quiet. Crazy thing is Matty Cash played well against him but he still came up with moments of quality to perform well.Walker is being built up as the saviour to stopping Mbappe, but it looks to me like he has lost a yard or two.
Yeah, saw Sarr yesterday causing him plenty of problems in the 1st half and didn't even manage to outpace the Senegalese left-back at one point.Walker is being built up as the saviour to stopping Mbappe, but it looks to me like he has lost a yard or two.
I think at times, City have been perfectly comfortable in leaving Walker 1v1. I don't think you can do that now. I kind of think Southgate will bring in Trippier and go with a back 3.Yeah it will require a team effort to try and keep Mbappe quiet. Crazy thing is Matty Cash played well against him but he still came up with moments of quality to perform well.
I was surprised, but maybe it isn't something new? I don't watch City regularly.Yeah, saw Sarr yesterday causing him plenty of problems in the 1st half and didn't even manage to outpace the Sengales left-back at one point.
Senegal controlled the ball? I think you watched a different game.Given how easily Senegal controlled the bulk of the ball and the game until the first goal yesterday I can't see anything other than a France win.
Senegal got through once or twice with a couple of decent passes and a little injection of pace in behind. Don't think England have enough pace in midfield or the back 4 to keep France out.
If Kounde is at right back again, there might be a chance for them to get at him if they can get overloads on the left flank.
It happens everywhere.Honest question: How does this continue to happen in the UK?
I can’t remember the last professional athlete in America having their residence broken into because they were “out of town/country”
I’m not trying to make this a US v England question, just genuinely wondering how this seems to happen so often in the HK
Sorry when did Senegal control the ball? Even when they were the better side they had less than 35% possession.Given how easily Senegal controlled the bulk of the ball and the game until the first goal yesterday I can't see anything other than a France win.
Senegal got through once or twice with a couple of decent passes and a little injection of pace in behind. Don't think England have enough pace in midfield or the back 4 to keep France out.
If Kounde is at right back again, there might be a chance for them to get at him if they can get overloads on the left flank.