How anyone thinks that team would finish 16th in the Prem isn’t the sharpest tool. Even Coady and Mings are two solid Prem CBs.
I was at the game yesterday, it was a nice atmosphere but it was a pretty dour game. With the greatest of respect, the likes of Andorra and San Marino just don’t belong on the same pitch as Tier 1-3 nations.
How anyone thinks that team would finish 16th in the Prem isn’t the sharpest tool. Even Coady and Mings are two solid Prem CBs.
I was at the game yesterday, it was a nice atmosphere but it was a pretty dour game. With the greatest of respect, the likes of Andorra and San Marino just don’t belong on the same pitch as Tier 1-3 nations.
Top 10 but probably not top 4. It's a bit silly though because no team would get by on just 11 players.
Obvious issue there is GK is weak and we're a midfielder light. But it's a decent team on paper. Another thing to consider with last night is that these players won't have played together as a unit so you'll always lose a bit of cohesiveness.
Top 10 but probably not top 4. It's a bit silly though because no team would get by on just 11 players.
Obvious issue there is GK is weak and we're a midfielder light. But it's a decent team on paper. Another thing to consider with last night is that these players won't have played together as a unit so you'll always lose a bit of cohesiveness.
I don't mind playing them to be fair, just get sick of the likes of you whining because it's a boring game. Other federations do have multi-stage qualification so it's not that an extreme an option anyway. In fact, there's only UEFA & CONMEBOL (who only have 10 members) that don't have a pre-qualification stage.
Italy and England's first team, with the benefit of playing together as often as a Premier League team do wouldn't be far off. Probably just outside top 4, both better than Leicester on paper I would think. In England's case that's also dependent on having a different manager. (Southgate has never done it for me.)