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@MCFC_Matt_1989 Yeh it’s a maybe and then what always grips England in the end, instinct to retreat and hold on for dear life

@Rimbeux On his day Foden is unplayable, but recently shown he cant consistently be at that level. There might be off field factors effecting it who knows. But, I'd argue the same for the likes of Saka, Bellingham, Stones, Rice etc all very good players on their day, just no consistency.

Dont understand why as a country we cant just be honest about it. England have one genuine world class player, who shows up time and time again for their country, and its Harry Kane. The rest are very, very good players on their day, but not consistently.

@BBCNews Let him win?

What can F1's bosses do to help keep Verstappen in the sport? bbc.in/4tcEiK5

@Chem2006 @Andrew_Heaton They just don’t like him personally on top of the aesthetic shallowness so many have

@Andrew_Heaton I think people get confused with Carragher not being the quickest, the most skilful (although I once saw him do a Cruyff turn) the best passer, the best in the air. (Although he was good at all) And totally forget his elite mentality and incredible game intelligence Odd eh?

Not that it matters but as you asked I’ve written about football for most newspapers in the UK I coach one of the best girls teams in the North West I have my badges and working towards my UEFA B Carragher ‘average’? Fuck knows how you’d rate yourself you weird divvy

@SkySportsPL Terrible luck m, how wil they cope

Defender Piero Hincapie leaves the Ecuador camp and becomes the NINTH Arsenal player to withdraw from their international squad 👀🔴

@YazzLFC He was far from average, don’t be silly

Why have so many LFC fans forgotten that Jamie Carragher was an average Centre back ... I remember seeing him chase shadows and score own goals. As a pundit he's worse.

@HendrickD82 Think it’s 9 or 10 who played in their last two games that then either pulled out before international camps or during them. As if bat signal has gone up and they’re all to develop a pain Should all be ineligible to play Sat, but maybe this is a throw the FAC, no risks plan

While 2 Arsenal players are also leaving the England camp with "injuries". Some might say that is a bit suspicious. Not me. But some might.

@6826382hh @TomLoft1991 @adamrowecomedy The future will not be most of the goals or even a significant amount coming from the right, but rather from central players

@TomLoft1991 @adamrowecomedy But that makes 0 sense considering none of them can play on the right

It does seem a little like this fella can’t shut up about Liverpool at the moment, but you do have to concede that this is absolutely correct regardless.

@PBear90 @AnfieldSector There is a five day rule in place It’s up to national team to object

@AnfieldSector Imagine they introduced a rule saying if you miss an international game you rnt able to play for your club in the next game 😅

Arsenal have done this for every player, fair play.

@AnfieldSector 8 players who played in their last two matches pulled out before or during the international break. Such terrible luck and with a cup game vs Southampton ahead even 5 day unavailability rules look like hampering a really hard season defining fixture

@AnfieldSector Will never get over Wirtz will he

He’s a bit salty

@mancunianmedic @DAaronovitch @ELTAuthor @portraitinflesh @andytwelves Economic politics shifted with new frame, ironically taking cures from Spirit Level/inequality debates to now right wing platforms being yes big state & welfare but only for ‘our’ people citing Scandinavia as a lost homogeneous utopia. MG etc backfilling feelings with ‘facts’

@mancunianmedic @DAaronovitch @ELTAuthor @portraitinflesh @andytwelves Change in debate frame from trying to win a dry economic debate with secondary cultural concerns (rooted in assimilation) to now ‘I wish the country not to look & sound like this, because I do’ is stark over past 10y. Replacement anxiety & fear now completely mainstream

Watching Matt Goodwin's car crash GB News debate with @andytwelves, I can't decide which would be worse: he genuinely doesn't understand what he's got wrong, or he's just brazening it out because he knows Reform fans won't care. Either way, he must never be taken seriously again.

@BarryRoach12 @eddiegibbs Get your point, but would say it all bumps along fine until results go south and then a lot turned on Ged and Rafa with personal criticism

@Rimbeux @eddiegibbs Got to get the vibe Hodgson, Rodgers now Slot just didn't get us.. and vice versa

🟥 Slot's Problems Have Nothing To Do With Klopp People are entitled to miss a man who gave them everything, a manager who felt woven into the fabric of the club, the city, the pulse of it all. That connection doesn't fade on command, nor should it. But sentiment cannot serve as a shield against what's unfolding now. This isn't about Jurgen Klopp. It never was. It's about Arne Slot. Twelve months ago, Slot was praised as progressive, as a fresh, freeing voice, even spoken of in the lineage of great succession. Slot's football had added control to Klopp's chaos, results followed, and the noise was approving. No one was asking for Klopp to be reborn then. What's changed is not memory, but performance. Liverpool have never demanded one type of personality. Paisley was not Shankly, Benitez was considered a cold figure with his players, yet both were revered because they delivered. The club has always made room for different men, so long as they produced winning teams. If the level drops, the questions come. That's the job. We're not pining for another Klopp; that person doesn't exist, and most fans get that. Klopp’s shadow is not the problem here. The answers on the pitch, or the lack of them, belong to Slot alone.

@BarryRoach12 @eddiegibbs Liverpool have embraced Ged and Rafa, with pragmatism against the odds being part of the identity, fans find a way

@Rimbeux @eddiegibbs Style too. I couldn't watch Arsenal for example

@Greg_P_C @walshcat1 @BBCSport @philmcnulty FIFA regulations state a 5 day period after the international teams final match before injury withdrawals are permitted to play, so it’s not a question of trust or recovery time

@walshcat1 @BBCSport @philmcnulty The next club games are nearly a week away you daft cunt. A player can be not fit enough to play today but could be fit enough to play tomorrow so what point do you think you’re making?

Eight England players are leaving camp after the Uruguay game, including Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke.

@BarryRoach12 @eddiegibbs It’s 99% results driven, fans find a way to get on with different personalities

@eddiegibbs Slot needs to step back and analyse why many of us have turned against him Rafa was his own man but emirated empathy with the supporters and embraced the city. Slot needs to talk to him. When Shanks left nobody in my mind could fill that void Paisley did that and more

@RobGutmann It’s horrific bad luck between the guys who were too injure to go and these hut picking up knocks in the car, it’d almost a Spurs like crisis with 6-10 just getting hit at once

Who wudda thank. Ffs

@Antz_Evans @henrywinter It’s already FIFA regs, 5 days after last international game of break an injury pill out can’t play

@henrywinter Uefa needs to change the rules . If a player goes to national teams set up and then pulls out with an injury- it's an automatic league match ban. Same if they say their injured. Need to be 100% their not talking shit like we know these Arsenal 2 are

Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka have left England camp to return to Arsenal for “medical assessment”, FA says. Rice and Saka reported to England on Friday after being given time off by Thomas Tuchel. Their Arsenal club-mate, Noni Madueke, and Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton have returned to their clubs “with knocks picked up” against Uruguay on Friday. John Stones has returned to Manchester City “for assessment after picking up an issue in training” before the friendly with Uruguay. Aaron Ramsdale, Fikayo Tomori and Dominic Calvert-Lewin also leaving camp, suggesting their World Cup dreams are over. Is Dominic Solanke the back-up No 9 to Harry Kane? Tuchel’s squad now a revised 27 to prepare for Tuesday’s game against Japan. Dean Henderson, Nico O’Reilly, Ezri Konsa, Marc Guéhi, Dan Burn, Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon and Kane reported on Friday. #ENG

@henrywinter Incredible bad luck, that’s like ten players just picked up an injury in past week