Milner , smalling and jones

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  1. Barnsley Loyal

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    #1 Barnsley Loyal, Jun 4, 2014
    How do they get in team


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    #2 Tyke_80, Jun 4, 2014
    Jones I don't have a problem with, same with Milner. But Milner at right back is pathetic
     
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    #3 Gloria Stitts, Jun 4, 2014
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    Is he playing him to see what he'd be like as cover or thinking of replacing Johnson for the big games due to the fact he can't defend?

    Surely Jones would be the better option there though since Milner has no experience.
     
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    #4 BRF, Jun 4, 2014
    Came to the game late - is that where he's supposed to be playing?
     
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    #5 MarioKempes, Jun 4, 2014
    Yet Stones is being sent home.
     
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    #6 Gloria Stitts, Jun 4, 2014
    Arsene Wenger is thinking of signing him to play right back according to the commentators.
     
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    #7 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Jun 4, 2014
    He's not a right back and it shows.

    I do like the look of the midfield. A bit naive but bags of skill and a complete lack of fear.
     
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    #8 BRF, Jun 4, 2014
    Crazy. And Frank Lampard looks ready for New York and American '$occer'.
     
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    #9 Gloria Stitts, Jun 4, 2014
    Watching England in the World Cup is going to be as painful as ever it seems.
     
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    #10 Tyke_80, Jun 4, 2014
    Playing RB
     
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    #11 RichK, Jun 4, 2014
    It's menkal. Jones and Smalling are gash and if we are scratting around for RBs then it's just cuckoo. I'd keep Stones and Flanagan and let 2 of the above or Johnson go home.
     
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    #12 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Jun 4, 2014
    The Ox and Barkley should start. Direct, pace, skill, talent, enthusiasm. What's not to like. Miles better than that rubbish display at Wembley.
     
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    #13 MarioKempes, Jun 4, 2014
    Its the same old story with England. Its like groundhog day.
     
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    #14 Tyketanic, Jun 4, 2014
    Also... How can foster be allowed to wear the England shirt again?
     
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    #15 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Jun 4, 2014
    I've enjoyed it. Looked good going forward. Entertaining game.
     
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    #16 Gloria Stitts, Jun 4, 2014
    Milner has been shocking though.
     
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    #17 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Jun 4, 2014
    I think he see's himself as a CM but has spent most of his time on the wing. He's ended up playing for England there too and it's baffling as he's dead ordinary. Works really hard but I'm not sure that's what from a winger.
     
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    #18 kirkhamtyke, Jun 4, 2014
    Jones is a better all round utility player than Milner. It's good to have one of that type in the squad, but no need for two.

    How Appalling Smalling gets in ahead of Stones is beyond me.
     
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    #19 Jimmy viz, Jun 4, 2014
    Our own Tommy Kennedy is quite versatile he must think he's in with a shot.
     
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    #20 wakeyred, Jun 4, 2014
    Right back is a real concern now, Milner clearly can't play there, Johnson is terrible. Maybe stones deserves a chance?
     
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