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broadbandking 03-08-2010 18:31

England Friendly
 
I have noticed that the England friendly next week is only on setanta ireland, is this true as I am gutted if I can't watch the friendly, I want to see if the mind set and team has changed much since the world cup.

Does anyone know how I can watch it without setanta ireland.

Damien 03-08-2010 18:50

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I am going to that game. Dunno about it being on TV though, try a local pub?

admars 03-08-2010 18:52

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England v Hungary? Wednesday 8pm ITV, not Scotland

broadbandking 03-08-2010 19:19

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Sound cheers admars, looking forward to this should see a nice newish England team.

yesman 04-08-2010 11:11

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Originally Posted by broadbandking (Post 35067080)
looking forward to this should see a nice newish England team.

That would be good to see, forget the Terrys and Carraghers of this world, let's build for the future.

yesman 08-08-2010 09:20

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Well, it is a little bit different........

England squad for the friendly match against Hungary on Wednesday: Foster (Birmingham), Hart (Manchester City), Robinson (Blackburn); Brown (Manchester United), Cahill (Bolton), A Cole (Chelsea), Dawson (Tottenham), Gibbs (Arsenal), Jagielka (Everton), G Johnson (Liverpool), Terry (Chelsea); Barry (Manchester City), Gerrard (Liverpool), A Johnson (Manchester City), Lampard (Chelsea), Milner (Aston Villa), Young (Aston Villa), Walcott (Arsenal), Wilshere (Arsenal); Bent (Sunderland), C Cole (West Ham), Rooney (Manchester United), Zamora (Fulham).

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Fabio Capello has named the Arsenal youngsters Jack Wilshere and Kieran Gibbs in his squad for Wednesday's friendly against Hungary at Wembley.
The pair are joined in the 23-man squad by club-mate Theo Walcott, Manchester City's winger Adam Johnson and the Sunderland striker Darren Bent, who were all left out of the group that travelled to South Africa for the World Cup, along with Fulham's Bobby Zamora.
But not much, it's a start I suppose.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...-gibbs-capello

yesman 08-08-2010 12:53

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Make that one less.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...-football.html

yesman 08-08-2010 22:44

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Make that two less.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/8896134.stm

---------- Post added at 22:44 ---------- Previous post was at 22:29 ----------

Hopefully Terry and a few others will follow suit. I do believe Carragher was called out of retirement, hopefully he will re-affirm his former position. ;)

LondonRoad 08-08-2010 22:49

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There does seem to be a major kommunycashun problem between the fringe players and Mr Capello.

I wonder if he'll now call up that English legend Dennis Law :D

Pog66 09-08-2010 11:34

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Originally Posted by yesman (Post 35069910)
I do believe Carragher was called out of retirement, hopefully he will re-affirm his former position. ;)

I think he already has

sherer 09-08-2010 12:16

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I get the feeling too many players will be worried about getting injured before the season starts and put in a half hearted effort for 45 mins before they get subbed.

As Damien is going hope I am wrong. Great stadium even if you can't get a beer for half the games anymore !

Kymmy 09-08-2010 12:23

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Originally Posted by sherer (Post 35070051)
As Damien is going hope I am wrong. Great stadium even if you can't get a beer for half the games anymore !

Which is where the south africans excel..

Last time I was at Newlands watching the rugby I was suprised at how many fans was drinking coke, until I noticed a lot of pocket fumbling everytime they opened up a new tin..

http://totpak.co.za/25ml.html

Suprised Totpacks are not more common in the UK

Hom3r 09-08-2010 13:24

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Alcohol on sachets thats criminal :D

v0id 11-08-2010 22:00

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Stevie Gerrard finally learns how to play football in an England top. Shame it's taken him around 6 years though

MadGamer 11-08-2010 22:04

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Well done boys, looking forward to the next game now.

yesman 11-08-2010 23:45

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Originally Posted by v0id (Post 35071271)
Stevie Gerrard finally learns how to play football in an England top. Shame it's taken him around 6 years though

Unfortunately I didn't get home in time to see tonights game, so I can't really comment, but I know what you mean, Gerrard seems to have improved since being made captain, perhaps having that authority is what makes him tick.

More importantly, how did the youngsters do ?

superbiatch 11-08-2010 23:51

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Originally Posted by yesman (Post 35071350)
Unfortunately I didn't get home in time to see tonights game, so I can't really comment, but I know what you mean, Gerrard seems to have improved since being made captain, perhaps having that authority is what makes him tick.

More importantly, how did the youngsters do ?

I can't help wondering if its due to Lampard not playing, so he's free to do what he does best.... I didnt see the whole game, so i'm not sure if he started?

The youngsters did well, i don't usually enjoy England games but this was actually quite entertaining and they gave a positive show for the future imo ;)

sherer 12-08-2010 09:51

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Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 35071352)
I can't help wondering if its due to Lampard not playing, so he's free to do what he does best.... I didnt see the whole game, so i'm not sure if he started?

The youngsters did well, i don't usually enjoy England games but this was actually quite entertaining and they gave a positive show for the future imo ;)

Lampard started. Yes we won and we looked a little better but it was still in patches. We still gave away the ball far too much and lets be honest they may have been the best side in the world but that was a long time ago. They are 63 places below us in FIFA rankings and not made a tournament since the 80s. Not being able to keep the ball against them is a bit of a worry

Saaf_laandon_mo 12-08-2010 11:41

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Originally Posted by sherer (Post 35071461)
Lampard started. Yes we won and we looked a little better but it was still in patches. We still gave away the ball far too much and lets be honest they may have been the best side in the world but that was a long time ago. They are 63 places below us in FIFA rankings and not made a tournament since the 80s. Not being able to keep the ball against them is a bit of a worry

That pretty well sums it up. Their guy on the right cut i na couple of times and if the quality of the crosses had been better there could have been problems. I think Lampard, Cole and Gerrard played well overall, Rooney was looking jaded. No one really bossed the midfield.


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