But who else is there? England are hardly churning out great 'keepers at the moment, never used to be a problem before.
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Personally I would have le saux in the squad, only as a backup mind, but still in there. Barry should play left side as everyone has said.
I don't think he lacks experience..he's played against teams in the Cl, and many premiership games. He had no concerns playing rooney remember so experience is no excuse.
haha yeah, Liverpool are a great cure for insomnia you know
I don't think he lacks experience..he's played against teams in the Cl, and many premiership games. He had no concerns playing rooney remember so experience is no excuse.
haha yeah, Liverpool are a great cure for insomnia you know
Eriksson has just proved he is only interested in clubs in the top half 5 teams as apart from a very select few all the players are from Arsenal, Man u, Liverpool, chelsea and Newcastle
I am no fan at all of Beattie but he has scored 20 league goals while Jeffers has done little except dive about and he is not played that much but because he plays for Arsenal , he is there ditto for Heskey , whats wrong with Defoe, I think he has had a fantastic 2 seasons in a struggling team , at that age , he has done wonders this season
Who Knows if Russell Hoult would have been there if he kept in goal for Arsenal as he has outperformed Richard Wright imo
I am no fan at all of Beattie but he has scored 20 league goals while Jeffers has done little except dive about and he is not played that much but because he plays for Arsenal , he is there ditto for Heskey , whats wrong with Defoe, I think he has had a fantastic 2 seasons in a struggling team , at that age , he has done wonders this season
Who Knows if Russell Hoult would have been there if he kept in goal for Arsenal as he has outperformed Richard Wright imo
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Personally I would have le saux in the squad , only as a backup mind, but still in there. Barry should play left side as everyone has said.
I don't think he lacks experience..he's played against teams in the Cl, and many premiership games. He had no concerns playing rooney remember so experience is no excuse.
haha yeah, Liverpool are a great cure for insomnia you know
Personally I would have le saux in the squad , only as a backup mind, but still in there. Barry should play left side as everyone has said.
I don't think he lacks experience..he's played against teams in the Cl, and many premiership games. He had no concerns playing rooney remember so experience is no excuse.
haha yeah, Liverpool are a great cure for insomnia you know
this would be a crime including le saux powel even better
Fans clash with police
Police in Zurich used rubber bullets and teargas to disperse rampaging English soccer fans on Friday ahead of England's European Championship qualifier against Liechtenstein in nearby Vaduz. Follow Saturday's LIVE action at 18:30 CET on eurosport.com.
Drunken brawling led to five supporters being injured, including three who suffered gunshot wounds and two who were stabbed, police said. All were admitted to local hospitals.
The authorities said they did not know how the five came to receive their injuries, and urged anyone who saw people with firearms or knives to report to the police.
Police said they arrested 25 fans after they hurled bottles and stones at police, damaged property and fought in the street.
England are due to play the tiny Alpine principality of Liechtenstein in Vaduz, about 100 km (60 miles) from Zurich, on Saturday evening.
While police have said that fans without tickets should stay at home, more than 5,000 England supporters are expected to make the trip -- far more than the 900 allocated tickets.
The Alpine country, fearing hooliganism and anti-war demonstrations, has been gearing up for one of the biggest security operations in its history and is expected to draft in extra police backup from England, Switzerland and Austria.
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Police in Zurich used rubber bullets and teargas to disperse rampaging English soccer fans on Friday ahead of England's European Championship qualifier against Liechtenstein in nearby Vaduz. Follow Saturday's LIVE action at 18:30 CET on eurosport.com.
Drunken brawling led to five supporters being injured, including three who suffered gunshot wounds and two who were stabbed, police said. All were admitted to local hospitals.
The authorities said they did not know how the five came to receive their injuries, and urged anyone who saw people with firearms or knives to report to the police.
Police said they arrested 25 fans after they hurled bottles and stones at police, damaged property and fought in the street.
England are due to play the tiny Alpine principality of Liechtenstein in Vaduz, about 100 km (60 miles) from Zurich, on Saturday evening.
While police have said that fans without tickets should stay at home, more than 5,000 England supporters are expected to make the trip -- far more than the 900 allocated tickets.
The Alpine country, fearing hooliganism and anti-war demonstrations, has been gearing up for one of the biggest security operations in its history and is expected to draft in extra police backup from England, Switzerland and Austria.
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Campbell ruled out
England defender Sol Campbell has been ruled out of their Euro 2004 qualifier in Liechtenstein on Saturday by an Achilles injury, the FA said. Campbell, who has been carrying the injury all month, will join the England training camp in the hope of facing Turkey the following Wednesday.
"He is not travelling to Liechtenstein," an FA spokesman said on Thursday. "Sven decided that he should stay here and carry on with his recovery. But he will report for duty on Sunday in the northeast."
Campbell's place alongside Rio Ferdinand is likely to go to Jonathan Woodgate, although Gareth Southgate and John Terry, looking for his first England cap, are available as alternatives.
No new players will be called up into Eriksson's original squad of 25.
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England defender Sol Campbell has been ruled out of their Euro 2004 qualifier in Liechtenstein on Saturday by an Achilles injury, the FA said. Campbell, who has been carrying the injury all month, will join the England training camp in the hope of facing Turkey the following Wednesday.
"He is not travelling to Liechtenstein," an FA spokesman said on Thursday. "Sven decided that he should stay here and carry on with his recovery. But he will report for duty on Sunday in the northeast."
Campbell's place alongside Rio Ferdinand is likely to go to Jonathan Woodgate, although Gareth Southgate and John Terry, looking for his first England cap, are available as alternatives.
No new players will be called up into Eriksson's original squad of 25.
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