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pEllee

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Ye, I was just about to post that. I figured you'd be interested. :)


Wasn't it just a few months ago that England apparently were in crisis and the future was looking dark? If anything, the future for England looks very bright.
 
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footyfan

Calma, calma
Wasn't it just a few months ago that England apparently were in crisis and the future was looking dark? If anything, the future for England looks very bright.

These under-age tournaments are in no way indicative of how teams will actually turn out.

Here's what England 2014 was supposed to look like:

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pEllee

New member
@Footyfan

Well, I didn't just say that because of one single player you know. If you look at some of the younger British player you'll notice that many of them are already at a very high level. And to be fair, many of those players were just promising because they were quick, physically ahead of the rest. The only one who became any good was ironically the one who relied mostly on pace and that's Walcott. And I guess Richards is still good but he's been destroyed by all the injuries. Crowley on the other hand looks promising because he's got excellent technique and an eye for a pass. Of course it's too early to say if he's going to become any good, but it's very likely that he will.

My point is, look at some of the younger players and you'll see a bright future. Not necessarily u21 players but also already established young players such as Wilshere, Sturridge, Jones and Barkley.
 
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Superfly

Banned
That Crowley kid looks mad good, reminds me of Wilshere. Arsenal are lucky to have both him and Zelalem coming up in the attacking mid position.
 

Jenks

Senior Member
Not a chance in hell. He's out for 8 weeks at the moment with an ankle injury, looks like he got targeted when he made he step up to U21 level.
 

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