@RyanTaylorSport I would suggest to travel earlier and do training at even more altitude in Mexico. There are sites reaching 3000-4000 meters above sea level
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Thomas Tuchel notes there "will be a lot of obstacles" waiting for England when they collide with Mexico at the Estadio Azteca.
Adds the FA have already done extensive research & concluded "it's physically just not possible" to adapt to altitude. 🏴⬇️
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@AdamCrafton_ Remove Pickford and Install Henderson. Place Mainoo in Anderson’s place to start the game
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@FrankEra_ @sistoney67 If MU next season ends in relegation zone, they might change it
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🚨🧐 | #MUFC sources are ADAMANT their recruitment strategy is the RIGHT one and point to the relative success of last summer to prove it.
[@sistoney67]
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@UtdXclusive The only way INEOS will spend and be aggressive in the market is if MU ends up in relegation zone next season as SPURS.
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INEOS have now lost both their top midfield targets to rival clubs.
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All this not overpaying stuff from INEOS started with Olise. Look how that went
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@AliceTalksFooty Scott is a better deal and believe it could be negotiated below £80. Wharton is a better option if available, even if it’s higher than £80. So is Tchou at a higher fee. I think with Fernandes wasn’t about the amount but the value for money.
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@MartienBall To prioritize MU is what’s important; It will give some leverage for a better deal. If Tchou is up for sale and willing to move, how many top teams now could be interested or able to pay?
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“INEOS want players who only want United”
So if Tchouameni is open to other clubs, United should just walk away from him as well? And the same logic applies to the next target too?
If a player ticks every box and would instantly raise the level of the team, but is also in demand and considering his options, are United just supposed to give up?
Is that really the strategy they’re using to build a great squad? 😭
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@AliceTalksFooty I think it was the right decision to not pay such amount for Fernandes. Even though the market is wild, there are still better options in terms of quality per £.
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@sabinaberman Por favor, un sismo que a un país preparado en infraestructura se defiende mejor. Pero cuando hay corrupcion y saqueo, la población queda vulnerable por los malos gobiernos.
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Por favor, fue un SISMO.
Igual que los HDPs que ven el video de la golpiza a una mujer y escriben: La 4T...
Incapaces de tocar lo real y sentir compasión con las víctimas.
Me dan miedo.
Enrique Krauze@EnriqueKrauze
La tragedia natural de Venezuela ocurre sobre los escombros de la tragedia humana provocada por un régimen criminal que engañó al pueblo por 25 años. Venezuela se levantará. Ojalá el pueblo mexicano abra los ojos ante este dolor. que podría ser el suyo.
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@LeonKrauze Existe un vínculo más fuerte con España que con Uruguay; A eso súmale la comunidad española en México, que es muy grande. Y ver la liga española creo que es lo de menos.
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Me encuentro varios testimonios de uruguayos lamentando que el
público mexicano apoyó ayer a España y no a ellos.
Yo creo que tiene que ver con varias cosas, pero tal vez que la explicación más fácil es que…seguimos la liga española.
¿Qué creen ustedes?
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@AliceTalksFooty I Have 2 issues with £80m for Fernandes; 1: They are pushing Man Utd into a bidding war and 2: He’s not worth that money.
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@JacobHorsfall_ Too optimistic! And that’s fine. Just remember that in knockout stages there will be teams playing the same style as Ghana, specially when they saw the result. A team winning the cup must do more than that and a bit of luck
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@FAmmiranteTFJ England playing like that against Panamá and they could go in second place; And a tougher opponent next. Nothing new !
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England is getting criticized for how they're playing vs Ghana, but there's no real need for urgency here.
They already beat their biggest threat in the group, they can sleepwalk through Ghana+Panama and still win the group.
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@StanCollymore Mainoo along Rice in midfield. Rashford instead of Gordon. Saka instead of Madueke; And Henderson instead of Pickford
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England supporters far and wide, what went wrong, right, who should and shouldn't start on Saturday against Panama in NYC?
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@AlexBaks82 Inglaterra en México 86 contra Argentina y la mano de Dios
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PREGUNTA MUNDIALISTA ⚽
Esta está difícil:
¿A qué selección que NO era la de tu país le agarraste cariño en y te dolió cuando la eliminaron? ¿Contra quién y en qué Mundial?
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From England’s point of view, I do not think Thomas Tuchel got anything wrong.
Ghana’s set up was brilliant. However, I think he delayed the changes.
Bellingham, Gordon and Harry Kane should not come out at half time in my opinion.
Harry was absent all through. Watkins could have gotten a run in.
Jude, my problem with him from day 1 is that he’s not calm, always plays like he’s fighting with someone or someone is chasing him, too agitated. He should have been subbed at half time.
Gordon, two bad games on the bounce. Not good enough.
O’Reilly changed the game, that attacking threat he poses is crazy, Morgan Rogers and Rashford were decent too. Saka had the only attempt because I saw the stat in the first half, there was zero shot on target, that’s madness.
The game was a difficult one for England, Tuchel has to prepare more for low-block oppositions. Kudos to Ghana too. Game plan executed perfectly.
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From Ghana’s point of view, they were very realistic to themselves today. Carlos Queiroz is a seasoned coach and he won’t lie to himself. He knows he can’t match England band for band, so he went for a more pragmatic style, let’s set a low block and counter. Tuchel was also expecting that because he said it in his pre-match. Inaki, Semenyo, and Ayew just had to be hard working. They worked their asses off. I mean, Semenyo was still running in the last minutes. I was worried the subs would lose that hard work but they knew their assignment. Fatawu and Prince Adu worked so hard. Oh my guy SIBO, the commentary also mentioned that the name means WARRIOR, bro fought till the end, my guy Caleb Yirekyi was busy meeting Declan Rice know who is the boss😅, there was a time he collided with Dec and Dec was rolling on the floor, Sibo and Caleb were very physical, kudos to them. Opoku dropped a 10/10 masterclass. He wasn’t only defending, have you seen his diagonal passes? Partey glued the midfield with his calmness. Asare turned up when necessary, especially that last minute punch for the corner, it was bold to come out, Ghana might not win the World Cup, but they’ve sent out a message, THEY ARE DIFFICULT TO BEAT.
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@markgoldbridge The thing with England is always the same; Finding it extremely difficult to break up low blocks. They lack creativity, nothing new with this team and from the past.
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Liked Tuchel's attacking changes but Spence at left back was a bad call and too many players had bad games
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