by edge275 » Mon May 31, 2010 7:36 pm
I read this on sky sports before. Its an interactive debate regarding the England Squad. People ask questions to the editor. Here's a real beauty.
1:28 [Comment From GuestGuest: ]
As a boro fan i may be biased when saying this but Adam Johnson is must. He is the only naturally left sided midfielder in the squad of 30, if he does not go your relying on someone who is not a natural in that position. Right ok Gerrard does well there, as does Joe Cole but for how long now have we been banging on for the need of a naturally gifted left sided player, now when we have one he at risk of not even going!!. He is a type of player that can create something out of nothing, he has no fear and gets past he player every time. He brings great balance, and he can also play on the right. He is better on his weaker foot than any of the other so called wingers. We saw yesterday Lennon looked uncomfortable there and Walcott has been very poor yet Johnson has only been given 6 mintues to prove what he can do?!. Yea fair enough he wont start but 10 mins to go 1-0 down hes just the type of player along with Crouch that can be brought on to change things!.
Monday May 31, 2010 1:28 Guest
1:28 [Comment From ChrisChris: ]
It's too late for Johnson, people say he's our only left-sided player, but he plays on the right for City. We can't afford to take a player to South Africa 'with a view to the future' as Sven did with Walcott in Germany. All players must be going for THIS tournament as we actually have a chance of winning it
Monday May 31, 2010 1:28 Chris
1:29 The Editor: The Adam Johnson situation is tricky. Capello has given him a chance to impress and he's not really taken it. I am not sure he's done quite enough.
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