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Non-event as far as I'm concerned , the nadir has been reached in the farcical world of money ruling every aspect of a sport to the detriment of everything about it ... 🤬
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Subjective, when rating player's contributions, or placing them in order, don't agree with Ken, but hey, that's just me, everything, barring that 1 penalty miss, Messi touches, turns to gold, the desc
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Early days yet only Brazil , France and Spain have really shown anything but nothing to scare England only our manager with his decision making , Kane should have been subbed and why Foden was not giv
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I believe we do have the players to win a tournament if only we were set up right. Foden the best player Pep has ever worked with, any other team would build their team around him and Bellingham. Southgate has been pretty poor with his use of substitutes and often in the past not even using them. He seems to use his subs juts to give players minutes and changing like for like. There is no other plan (plan B) with him, he has rarely changed a match with his use of subs. When we have got the
thoughtful take on England
Marking the move of freebasing to a more structured deliberate 'forum' approach, a topic for World Cup 2022 discussion
A couple of days to it all kicks off...
BBC summary
The World Cup starts in Al Khor's Al-Bayt Stadium on Sunday and finishes at Lusail Iconic Stadium in Doha on 18 December.
Thirty-two teams will contest the tournament, which will be played out in 64 matches over 28 days, including hosts Qatar, holders France and five-time winners Brazil.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup