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Terry to return for England?
- Thread starter Kinky Gerbil
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Not in the same league, literally and metaphorically.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Simples. No
Leekbrookgull
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and that is the problem. Those named are simply not up to it.
Leekbrookgull
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seagulls4ever
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Rooney has scored 7 goals in his last 9 games and was in very good form before his injury, which he will shortly be returning from.
17 in 36 this season for club and country.
Recalling a racist? Shall we bring back the peado as well?
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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20/1 to go. Shouldn't go on form but if he did I'm pretty sure John Stones would come back a better player. Martinez let's his players do pretty much what they want - someone getting him defending better is exactly what he needs.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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That joke was posted about 2 days ago, and it wasn't funny then.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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Remind us of the European football giants who he scored his England goals against in that time?
Apologies. I'll stick to posting articles from The Guardian.
Megazone
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That wasn't an article from the Guardian?
Cadiz Seagull
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This thread should have been started today, Shirley?
Paskman
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Terry coming back for the Euro's is the equivalent of a player turning up at a medal ceremony,for a match they hadn't played in, wearing the team strip...............
Nixonator
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Nixonator
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I'm not sure there's much equivalent in there at all, you just felt like bringing it up.
Uh_huh_him
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"Hodgson has met the former England captain – “I had a long chat with John the other day,” he said. “He’s a lovely fella” "
April Fools??
April Fools??
as an aside I've never been wholly convinced by the 'we need experience' argument which seems to carry huge weight and is used carte blanche. There are different types of experience and not all of it good.
For example, does a captain with a wealth of experience kick a player right under the nose of the ref and get sent off in a Champions League semi final? That sort of experience?
For example, does a captain with a wealth of experience kick a player right under the nose of the ref and get sent off in a Champions League semi final? That sort of experience?
seagulls4ever
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Three goals he's scored for England this season - two against France/Switzerland - roughly the level of opponent we can expect at the Euros - and one against San Marino. Your comment is fair to the one he scored against San Marino.
If you want to take his England goals out, it's 14 in 32 for United this season.
You inferred he hasn't been in form this season. That's simply not true. He hasn't been to the level of Vardy or Kane, but he clearly deserves a place in the squad at least on form. Indeed I would have him starting because of his experience and composure, which the young England team currently does not have.
