i will put gerrard in the MIDDLE n drop lan-par. joe cole can keep his place on the left.Originally posted by ghimpheng:Put gerrard on the right and Joe cole on the left as gerrard can't play on the left well as can be see in chelsea vs liverpool match
sometimes i really question your footballing knowledgeOriginally posted by ghimpheng:Put gerrard on the right and Joe cole on the left as gerrard can't play on the left well as can be see in chelsea vs liverpool match
for the left, i would prefer downing then on the right beckhamOriginally posted by iceFatboy:I saw a MF comprising of downing, Rooney, Gerrard, and Aaron today.
that would make it very enterprising for Rooney given the space between the two strikers.
and with Aaron attacking from the right, it would be fanastic.
However, I am unsure about his defensive quality.
As for Left, i do prefer Joe Cole.
you are not in any position toOriginally posted by Agenda:sometimes i really question your footballing knowledge
I don't think it's England's loss.Originally posted by ghimpheng:just be maclaren and england own lost to drop him
go ahead and drop![]()
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Downing is very one-dimensional...England need players like joe cole, and i think his best position is on the left-wing where he can cut in and do the most damage.Originally posted by Wakus:bring back trevor sinclair ahor steve mcmanaman....
But back to current situation...
For some reason aaron lennon and Backs seems the logical solution...
Gerrard is also good on that side...maybe even wright phillips...
But maybe i got better idea...
Anyone up for Joe cole on right?...I mean downing can play left ah......or can try this up and coming youngster...James Morrison from Boro
your DEAR MAN UTD PLAYER carrick look like a headless chicken on the pitch for england matchesOriginally posted by trendz:I don't think it's England's loss.
I think we should dump lam-pa out totally.
useless piece of trash.
I'll rather put rooney/gerrard there or push rooney up front just behind crouch, with left j. cole, right lennon supporting and anchorman hargreaves/parker.