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From a career and professional perspective I would like Noble to have been given an opportunity; from a Club POV I would rather that he has nothing to do with the England team.
WHU are far more important to me than England & 2016/17 is going to be a very important season for the Club so I would rather that bulk of squad gets a decent rest over the summer.
IMO Roy should have been sacked after the debacle of the last WC, he wasn't and as such he'll carry on picking the plays that he always will - no space for anyone new now.
Time's on Creswell's side so I would expect him to get an opportunity at some point, but probably not until Roy's gone.
WHU are far more important to me than England & 2016/17 is going to be a very important season for the Club so I would rather that bulk of squad gets a decent rest over the summer.
IMO Roy should have been sacked after the debacle of the last WC, he wasn't and as such he'll carry on picking the plays that he always will - no space for anyone new now.
Time's on Creswell's side so I would expect him to get an opportunity at some point, but probably not until Roy's gone.
uk66fastback said:
Jack Wheelchair will probably go although he has played about 10 minutes this season, has tiny, short legs that get injured every half hour and is basically a wker.
Sorry but that really made me I've read it about six times now and still can't find a bit of it that I disagree with
If we take our specs off, Noble ( who was outstanding again on Saturday even without the goals) is simply too slow over the first yard for international football, but he's a class act no doubt.
Cresswell defensively is nowhere near international level yet,but has time on his side.
Cresswell defensively is nowhere near international level yet,but has time on his side.
Edited by sjc on Monday 2nd May 13:44
TCEvo said:
BrabusMog said:
Hard as this is for me to say, from what I've seen of both players, Shaw is a better option when fit in my opinion.
Shaw always looks unfit to me. Be interesting to see how well he comes back from a very nasty injury. BrabusMog said:
TCEvo said:
BrabusMog said:
Hard as this is for me to say, from what I've seen of both players, Shaw is a better option when fit in my opinion.
Shaw always looks unfit to me. Be interesting to see how well he comes back from a very nasty injury. uk66fastback said:
Jack Wheelchair will probably go although he has played about 10 minutes this season, has tiny, short legs that get injured every half hour and is basically a wker.
Noble should have been called up to that squad recently - at least for a look from Woy.
Jack Wheelchair !!! Noble should have been called up to that squad recently - at least for a look from Woy.
Very good.
sjc said:
BrabusMog said:
TCEvo said:
BrabusMog said:
Hard as this is for me to say, from what I've seen of both players, Shaw is a better option when fit in my opinion.
Shaw always looks unfit to me. Be interesting to see how well he comes back from a very nasty injury. RichB said:
West Ham - 2015/16 Premier League U21 Champions. well done West Ham youth! Let's hope this is another generation of Ferdinand, Carrick, Lampard, Cole, Defoe and that they can blend into the first team!
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