GOM
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I'm so disappointed.
Oh dear Welbeck might be injured...
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James Bond's body double
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Oh no, what will we do.
dale jasper football guru
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Can't understand why you'd be happy with any English player in the WC squad getting injured !!!!
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Because we're so flush with strikers we can really afford to lose one. And one who has played and scored in a Finals tournament as well.
Yeah, great news.
Yeah, great news.
Is Wellbeck a striker? I wondered what he did.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Welbeck is one half of the future of the England strike force. Why would you be happy that he's injured?
Seagulls1984
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He's shit that's why.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
8 goals in 24 senior appearances is not too shabby, considering he's not always deployed as an out-and-out striker.
His finish against Sweden in the last Euros was exquisite.
murraymints4brighton
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Yet again NSC judging a player based simply on goals scored. Yes, he is a striker, however in the modern game to have a player who reads the game as well as Welbeck and can defend from the front and back is priceless. Reminds me of a certain player we let leave...
That's not really true is it?
darters74
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Shame. Next.....
4 of which were against Moldova and San Marino.
Scunner
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Anyone who is happy about this really does not understand football, and must have had their eyes shut at any BHAFC game last year. Lua Lua was brought on as an impact substitute to terrify tired defenders. It worked on quite a few occasions and this was in the heat of an English winter.
Now England will be in a position where their own impact player - Sterling - will himself be knackered on the 70 minute mark and Hodgson's options for pace off the bench will be limited.
Yep this is really good news at 60% humidity and 30 degree heat, fantastic, please go and spout your nonsense to Talkshite sensationalists....
Now England will be in a position where their own impact player - Sterling - will himself be knackered on the 70 minute mark and Hodgson's options for pace off the bench will be limited.
Yep this is really good news at 60% humidity and 30 degree heat, fantastic, please go and spout your nonsense to Talkshite sensationalists....
James Bond's body double
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I don't want any England Players injured, with Welbeck out Roy might start with Barkley or Stirling I think both these are better and give us a different option for a change. I may be wrong but it's all about opinions.
And will run around like headless chickens and be shattered within 25 minutes.
I know its the in thing to want us to pack the team with young quick players but this wont work from the off in the Manaus, this game will be won/lost in the last 20 minutes.
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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Welbeck is vastly overrated, wouldn't be any where near the England squad if he didn't play for Man United.
James Bond's body double
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Okay, see what your saying. But, play one Stirling keep one Barkley for the last 20 mins I just think they will bring more to our game than Welbeck.
Stumpy Tim
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If fit, Welbeck is nailed on to be given the job of sticking with Pirlo when Italy have the ball. I'm not sure Barkley or Sterling can do this. If he's injured I could see Rooney getting that role, or maybe Lallana.
Welbeck will work hard in a Milner type way, which in a game we cant lose isnt a bad thing.
Barkley is a brilliant footballer, but doesnt really work in a role and wont track back as much and Stirling the same.
I agree both are better footballers, but neither are as good as team players.