@maxrushden Who's England's greatest captain in terms of winning trophies with their clubs, going deep in tournaments and most importantly being a hero off the pitch. My vote goes for Jordan Henderson
@Bk8iP3 Some people will see this as a chance missed but the way I see it is my dad introduced me to football with 1990 world cup and even though we didn't win I have those memories. He sadly passed away last month. This tournament has saved my mental health
@maxrushden@JohnBrewin_@jonawils@NickyBandini Has anyone given more for England then Henderson in terms of leadership in knockout stages? Imagine where we would be without him in his cast?
@AdamJoseph Yes it did come across as journalist feeling slighted for misunderstanding the game live with the manager and then using that interview to enact some form of retribution regardless of consequence. This might be unconscious but this is the agenda that's plagued us forever
@Chelsearory He's like Gerrard was for Liverpool. I saw him just get the team on his back and carry them through teams in every position. Bellingham is a goal away from scoring the most goals by a midfielder in a world cup
@LickshotLippy Problem is there's no good disciplined no 6. Joe Hart did a good analysis on how excitable Anderson is. He jumps out too often, as does Rice
@Nick___Collins I don't get why it's becoming a pissing contest. There's so many reasons why there would be more people at Liverpool's. London has so many teams and such smaller roads plus they've had less anxiety about winning again than the 30yrs and COVID Liverpool had
@nonewthing What on earth do you think Havertz has done to be compared to Firmino? He has no way near the level of skill or vision. He's at best comparable to Kevin Davies
@AnfieldSector@AdamMcKola is talking about impact on him. United have been dross and not competing so none of this has had any impact on him. That's all this is