Apparently you're not allowed to enjoy the moment now.Spitting feathers is he
I dunno....if you watch any of the AFCON matches you will see that defenders are very well aware of where row Z is.....even if it means a big hoof straight over their own crossbar into row Z!!!
Exactly why I posted “ we had the ball but didn’t do anything with it”
I'm not sure one is possible without the other in that timescale. How many are you up to at this stage?
My dad used to be involved in football and my sister would often go with him to games, I did at first but then started playing club sport. She got up to 60 odd in the end, good going in itself. Depending where you are, it's the outliers that become the tricky ones. Exeter, Plymouth, carlisle, Ipswich, Brighton etc can all be big trips. If you have mates to do it with you, sounds a lot of fun.
Since I put the boot into him he's scored in 4 games in a row. Anyone else you'd like me to have a pop at?
Onana and Rashford please, thanks in advance.
Oh, and while you're at it, have a pop at Antony.
I've already had a pop at two of them, bit of a Rashford fan so no can do
It was the 80's, all pre sexy new builds. Loads of grounds land locked by terraces
. Predominantly north of England but they also ticked off the Midlands and a good number of southern grounds. . Anyone in the south can add carlisle to the list.
Sorry if this was mentioned already but it's unbelievable if true.
Given his intransigence to move away from the old guard of course it's believable. We will let another batch of good young players slip through our hands without them ever playing as often as they should for England and in big competitions. If they do get thrown in they'll be untried and thrown to the wolves if they don't perform as some fans and the press wantTbf, that's totally believable...
Surely Newcastle V Luton would be a top game for the England manager to watch??? I'm sure there are many candidates I'm not thinking off, but a great chance to watch Anthony Gordon, who should at least be on the fringes. But also Ross Barkley. I'm sure Barkley doesn't have much of a chance due to the quality England has in those creative central midfield positions. But I honestly think Barkley is up there as one of the players of the season. Every time I watch Luton, he is like gold, and the key to all their good attacking moments. So if England get injuries to one or 2 key players in that position, he could surely be in with a shout?Sorry if this was mentioned already but it's unbelievable if true.
Yeah, I don't see the problems with big celebrations, as it is raw emotion. It isn't like players plan out how they'll celebrate before the game, and activate that plan after the game. So players / teams will celebrate according to where they are and what experiences they have. If you are a team that is used to winning big games and trophies, your celebrations will be there when beating other big teams, but probably somewhat diluted as you are used to it. If you are Arsenal who are close, but not used to getting over the line and winning trophies, then big results like this are so much more instantly pleasurable.
I wonder if Longstaff is ever considered as well. Seems to do well for Newcastle but is never mentioned in the England frame.
Arsenal always seem to get hit with this 'over-celebrating' tag don't they? Maybe they have been guilty of it in the past, but if you've just beaten the team that's top of the league I say you're fine to celebrate that. If you can't celebrate beating top of the league then what's the point of playing?
