WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



I.want.that.one 2:02 Fri Dec 28
England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I'm 38 and the 90 world cup destroyed so much hope for years to come. It set a precedent for every tournament since with qualifying being always easy but crumble as soon as the pressure hit.

So many potentially world class youngsters coming through to add to the quality we already have and no demons on their shoulders.

More likely than us winning the league

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Sven Roeder 9:13 Fri Jan 4
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Enjoyed the excellent match last night between England's best two teams
Starting line ups included :
Stones
Sterling
Milner
Alexander-Armold
Henderson

All the quality was foreign

Lertie Button 4:19 Fri Jan 4
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Who cares, full of Spurs players anyway

goose 5:18 Wed Jan 2
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Qatar have just passed a 100% tax on alcohol.

fossil 5:14 Wed Jan 2
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Russia 2018 was excellent and it would have been a glorious final. I hope that Qatar 2022 (less said the better) and USA 2026 (two teams qualifying from groups of three - how can that work???) won't kill off the World Cup. Some nice looking choices already up for 2030 though.

Italian hammer 1:49 Wed Jan 2
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I can assure you that as a football supporter seeing your club winning the league is far more satisfying than seeing your national team winning the WC.
Infact I've never seen my club winning the league but I've experienced two times the WC victory.

gph 1:35 Tue Jan 1
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Tiddleywinks or cricket?

REALGSA 1:29 Tue Jan 1
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I remember people making the team for the 2012 Olympics saying Freddie Sears etc. I think only 1 actually played...

Darby_ 4:59 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I’d look into cryogenic freezing. Someone can wake you up every four years.

COOL HAND LUKE 3:25 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I.want.that.one 2:02 Fri Dec 28

"Britain's Oldest Man"...

goose 3:21 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Phil Foden
Jadon Sancho
Reiss Nelson
Mason Mount
Declan Rice
Ademola Lookman


hahahaha!! i'll give you Sancho, and you know why he's so good? because he moved abroad.
the rest barely get a look-in for their clubs - let alone making the grade at international level.

Sven Roeder 3:01 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
2018 was a massive chance.
I don’t think they would have beaten France if they could have closed out Croatia ... but who knows in a one off
BUT .... I’m not sure Germany, Spain, Brazil etc will be as average all at the same time again

Plus the upcoming World Cups will be in
2022 Qatar
2026 US / Canada / Mexico
2030 maybe Uruguay/Argentina
will most likely have weather conditions not particularly conducive to English players

eusebiovic 2:38 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
I wouldn't completely rule out the chance of a World Cup at some point in the next 20 years...

The coaching is on a different level nowadays...technically the players are much better because they are encouraged to develop their skills. When I played youth football in the 80's it was all about lumping it forward as quickly as possible because the result was more important than anything else.

The mentality now is that the result of the match isn't the primary objective but if you encourage the skill and right habits then eventually it raises the standard and more matches are won than lost - playing in a manner which gives them a chance of competing later on.

About fucking time too

Alfs 2:31 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
"Man U have a player, Greenwood, that people are comparing to the very best that they have ever had"

What, like Ravel Morrison?

LeroysBoots 1:26 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
goose, utter dross

Just off the top of my head..

Phil Foden
Jadon Sancho
Reiss Nelson
Mason Mount
Declan Rice
Ademola Lookman

Players that are wanted or have played in the Bundesliga, plus players tat are playing regularly in first teams

Man U have a player, Greenwood, that people are comparing to the very best that they have ever had, so that thruway remark is foundless

We do have the talent, we need to nurture it

U17 World Cup Winners, U 2 World Cup WInners

goose 1:06 Mon Dec 31
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
England wont be winning anything in your and anyone else's lifetime without serious change.
Germany/Spain may have had a poor world cup but they are still producing youngsters light years ahead of England.

GreenStreetPlayer 3:48 Sun Dec 30
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
At this time I would say the top countries in the past aren't as good as they used to be.
It gives us a better chance and one day given luck and if we learn enough on the journey we could go all the way.

G-IRONS 3:10 Sun Dec 30
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Not a single English player in the Liverpool v Arsenal game yesterday and unless that changes big time England have no chance at all.We only done ok this year because we played the poorer sides and still lost three games out of seven.

Noah 12:09 Sun Dec 30
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
southbankbornnbred 1:03 Sat Dec 29

?

Percy Dalton 11:55 Sat Dec 29
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
If the youngsters get a regular chance of first team football then yes I can see it happening.
They might have to go abroad though like the boy who went to Dortmund to get the experience

1964 2:03 Sat Dec 29
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
The title staement is true for me. But I am 68 and saw 1966 win. Doubt I'll see another though.

southbankbornnbred 1:03 Sat Dec 29
Re: England will win the World Cup in my lifetime
Are you Noah?

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