Agreed on the passing part but I'm not sure shoehorning someone into midfield with little experience in that position, in an international tournament, is a good idea.i know this isn't popular, but TAA does give us something different - there's not many players that have the range of passing he does, he can create and score and set pieces are a major factor in tournaments. I would stick with him in the centre midfield role where we lack options.
That’s a good question. No idea, but either way it has to stop.Do you think Pickford kicked long every time because he wanted to, or was that the manager’s instruction?
Nearly found out tonight in fact.Agreed on the passing part but I'm not sure shoehorning someone into midfield with little experience in that position, in an international tournament, is a good idea.
He will get found out sooner rather than later.
I’d like to say Southgate but it’s been like this for what seems like decades. I think Venables might have been the last Manager to play it on the floor. Particularly bad tonight. Surely Rice is able to receive the ball from Pickford if Pickford doesn’t launch it.Who is responsible?
Ah, remember the heady days of Wilshere in an england shirt........ ;)When Jack Wilshere was playing for England he was played at the top of the 'Diamond'. This is where Foden would shine the brightest. Sadly we don't play that system anymore.
Agreed on the passing part but I'm not sure shoehorning someone into midfield with little experience in that position, in an international tournament, is a good idea.
He will get found out sooner rather than later.
His Hail Mary passes often go awry and he will get found out against better teams with his lack of positioning and awarenessAgreed on the passing part but I'm not sure shoehorning someone into midfield with little experience in that position, in an international tournament, is a good idea.
He will get found out sooner rather than later.