eastmanc
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What is this fascination with chewing gum. When I was playing at my lowly level we all chewed gum. I don't see how that affects anyone's game.
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47 | Phil Foden - 2023/24
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This seems to be the level I played at! And failed at!What is this fascination with chewing gum. When I was playing at my lowly level we all chewed gum. I don't see how that affects anyone's game.
The chewing gum I use is for when I'm in the car. It's a fine alternative to Bolivian marching powder.
Foden was poor last night, he kept asking for the ball when most of the time he wasn't in a position where he could be found easily.....and to be fair to Southgate ( who I don't rate ) it looked as though Foden was given the freedom to cut inside, in the way he played the last few league games of last season, although he was never in a position where he could hurt Serbia.
His passing, ball retention and even his fabulous first touch were also really poor.
However, I suspect Foden has played the most games of any of the players out on the pitch last night and he definitely looked jaded.
England have got to persevere with him, because it will only be a matter of time before he comes good.
His passing, ball retention and even his fabulous first touch were also really poor.
However, I suspect Foden has played the most games of any of the players out on the pitch last night and he definitely looked jaded.
England have got to persevere with him, because it will only be a matter of time before he comes good.
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Chewing gum gave you a chance of finding your teeth at the end of the match, if you were still conscious.What is this fascination with chewing gum. When I was playing at my lowly level we all chewed gum. I don't see how that affects anyone's game.
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Especially in the Gorton Premier League. :-)Chewing gum gave you a chance of finding your teeth at the end of the match, if you were still conscious.
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Foden was poor last night, he kept asking for the ball when most of the time he wasn't in a position where he could be found easily.....and to be fair to Southgate ( who I don't rate ) it looked as though Foden was given the freedom to cut inside, in the way he played the last few league games of last season, although he was never in a position where he could hurt Serbia.
His passing, ball retention and even his fabulous first touch were also really poor.
However, I suspect Foden has played the most games of any of the players out on the pitch last night and he definitely looked jaded.
England have got to persevere with him, because it will only be a matter of time before he comes good.
Just needs one moment to make an impact and do something for him to get the confidence and mentality to run things for this team. It's very hard to when Bellingham wants to get the headlines, but Foden is highly rated by pretty much everyone in sports jounalism, punditry and by fans so they'll be all over him if he does one or two special things in a game. That's all it takes. Bellingham scored, ran a lot and pinged an absolutely pointless pass on the volley to Walker. That's all it has taken for him to be the nation's hero.
Playing 2nd fiddle to the media darling. Pushed out left away from his best positions so not gonna make much happen playing under southpark with a make shift LB behind him. The lack of tactical quality from Englands coaching staff will make him look like a poor man’s martin petrov
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Good for who? Foden will be gutted if he’s not starting.Can’t see him starting the next game. Which is good.
Maybe from a tactical point of view, he doesn’t deserve to start, but we must keep playing him - he’s one of the best.
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Good for city. Couldn’t care less about international football.Good for who? Foden will be gutted if he’s not starting.
Maybe from a tactical point of view, he doesn’t deserve to start, but we must keep playing him - he’s one of the best.
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Good for who? Foden will be gutted if he’s not starting.
Maybe from a tactical point of view, he doesn’t deserve to start, but we must keep playing him - he’s one of the best.
If Southgate wants to continue with a similar midfield set up and playing Bellingham how he is doing too, then I wouldn’t play Foden.
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