Looked shocked that Southgate dared to substitute him.It’s like he’s too world class to press and run
Rightly so. Who the fudge does Southgate think he is? A manager of a proper club?Looked shocked that Southgate dared to substitute him.
Is there a problem?What? What? What?
Is there a problem?
I didn't realise that we were doing this for internationals. I'm happy to add a poll if we can get any other nominations
It’s fine to watch it and enjoy it, but it’s not proper football and therefore shouldn’t be treated in the same way.
It’s all footballIt’s fine to watch it and enjoy it, but it’s not proper football and therefore shouldn’t be treated in the same way.
If only numerous Spurs managers had the bottle to do it down the years when necessary......naaah, we bring him on at 5-0 against PrestonLooked shocked that Southgate dared to substitute him.
Don’t know about Stephen, but I was just joking.I didn't realise that we were doing this for internationals. I'm happy to add a poll if we can get any other nominations
I love @momDon’t know about Stephen, but I was just joking.
I love @mom
But no hassle!
Two thoughts occurred to me as Gareth Southgate prepared to bring on Jude Bellingham in the 82nd minute of England’s encouraging opening win.
The first was that he had to take off Harry Kane. The second was that it should have happened 10 minutes earlier.
Kane barely featured in the victory and looked exhausted. Brave as it seems for an England manager to substitute his captain, it was the right and obvious call.
This may become the new reality for Kane. England can get the most from him with a premeditated plan, demanding he give everything for 65-70 minutes before being replaced by fresh legs. The days of keeping him on the pitch so he can make the most of every minute in pursuit of the Golden Boot are over.
I don’t mind this. I think there are some benefits to not using him for every minute of every game and you never want a player to think they are untouchable, for club or country.
Whose gobby?
Whose gobby?