Team England

Oh my God.
We keep being told that our Premier League is the best in the world
We can take that with a huge pinch of salt, but even if it's true, one thing's for sure..it ain't because of all the English players in it.
Are Liverpool Steve Gerrard....not this year
Are Chelsea Lampard, a stronger argument but I think Drogba may have a stronger case
Wazza dragged United through a season on his own, and look what that did to him.
Thereafter...no-one.
Feeble.
Blame Capello ?. I don't think so. Could he have found any better players in this so called "Golden generation". I'd have left Carrick at home and taken Parker. I'd have left Wright-Phillips and taken Johnson, but essentially what we took was what we had.
Overpaid and not hungry enough
David James can stand tall. Ashley Cole at least did his job. The rest useless. Rooney was I assume still unfit, Gerrard was simply ineffective, and Lampard even worse.
MOM match one. Can't think of one (? Glen Johnson ?)
MOM match two. Definitely no-one
MOM Match three. Milner ?
MOM match four David James
Horrendous.
So when will it dawn on the bozos at Lancater Gate that we need to produce and regularly play home grown players. That means play 8 Englishmen in Premier and Europe, week in week out.
We see teams like Korea and Japan, even Switzerland, playing reasonable football, well above their alleged (by English sportswriters) abilities.
The reason, they're a team, technically proficient, and not up their own individual arses.
Blackpool would have put on a better show last night, because they'd have gone out and died for the team, and they'd have wanted it more
Capello is a decent man and will probably resign. It will be a shame, but we can put the best coaching staff in the world with this bunch of prima-donnas and achieve nothing.
Most of our players are technically not good enough......., and the few good players are either burnt out, or unable to raise themselves for the good of the team.
Could you imagine ever seeing Terry Butcher, Stuart Pearce or Tony Adamsa (Let's face it, none of them great footballers) going out and playing like that.
Nuff said.