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pdcwhu 11:20 Thu Sep 5
Re: The International Break

Sheri on for Swiss

crystal falace 4:33 Thu Sep 5
Re: The International Break

Really dont like seeing players like Lanzini and Yarmolenko being called up for these games and having to fly all over the place when they're still working their way back after injury

Nagel 4:31 Thu Sep 5
Re: The International Break

Why is Haksabanovic a waster? Bit harsh for a kid who only turned 20 a few months ago and has so far played every game at the Swedish 1st division club he's loaned to (they play from March-November).

Ant L 3:29 Thu Sep 5
Re: The International Break

Sead Haksabanovic

FMOB, I forgot about that waster.

The old c wing 9:15 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International Break

International football is turgid shit, just scrap it. Oh, and grown men who have their faces painted need to die as well.

ironsofcanada 7:33 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International Break

Whoever wrote this article for the official site has an American outside America understanding of geography in America. If that makes sense.

"Manuel Lanzini will also collect plenty of air miles, as Argentina fly to Los Angeles in California to face Chile in a friendly, before crossing the United States to take on Mexico at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas."

Anyway,

The full fixture list for our players from that article (not guaranteed to play of course)

Thursday 5 September
1120 - Fabian Balbuena, Japan v Paraguay, Friendly, Kashima Stadium, Kashima
1200 - Harrison Ashby, Scotland U19 v Japan U19, Murcia, Spain
1500 - Ajibola Alese, England U19 v Greece U19, Friendly, St George's Park
1730 - Goncalo Cardoso, Portugal U20 v Switzerland U20, Melgaco Training Center
1945 - Albian Ajeti/Josh Cullen, Republic of Ireland v Switerland, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group D, Aviva Stadium, Dublin
1945 - Sead Haksabanovic, Montenegro v Hungary, Friendly, Podgorica City Stadium, Podgorica

Friday 6 September
0300 - Manuel Lanzini, Chile v Argentina, Friendly, LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California, United States
1845 - Grady Diangana/Nathan Trott, Turkey U21 v England U21, UEFA Euro U21 Championship qualifying Group C, Izmit Stadium, Izmit
1945 - Lukasz Fabianski, Slovenia v Poland, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group G, Stožice Stadium, Ljubljana
1945 - Robert Snodgrass, Scotland v Russia, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group I, Hampden Park, Glasgow
2000 - Conor Coventry, Republic of Ireland U21 v Armenia U21, UEFA Euro U21 Championship qualifying Group A, Tallaght Stadium, Dublin

Saturday 7 September
1700 - Declan Rice, England v Bulgaria, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group A, Wembley Stadium, London
1700 - Andriy Yarmolenko, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group B, LFF Stadium, Vilnius

Sunday 8 September
1700 - Albian Ajeti, Switerland v Gibraltar, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group D, Stade Tourbillon, Sion

Monday 9 September
1200 - Harrison Ashby, Scotland U19 v Japan U19, Murcia, Spain
1500 - Goncalo Cardoso, Poland U20 v Portugal U20, Friendly, Meijski Stadium, Rzeszow
1600 - Ajibola Alese, Germany U19 v England U19, Friendly, SIBRE-Sportpark, Steinbach
1945 - Lukasz Fabianski, Poland v Austria, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group G, National Stadium, Warsaw
1945 - Robert Snodgrass, Scotland v Belgium, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group I, Hampden Park, Glasgow
1945 - Grady Diangana/Nathan Trott, England U21 v Kosovo U21, UEFA Euro U21 Championship qualifying Group C, KCOM Stadium, Hull

Tuesday 10 September
1600 - Fabian Balbuena, Jordan v Paraguay, Friendly, Amman International Stadium, Amman
1730 - Conor Coventry, Sweden U21 v Republic of Ireland U21, UEFA Euro U21 Championship qualifying Group A, Guldfågeln Arena, Kalmar
1930 - Andriy Yarmolenko, Ukraine v Nigeria, Friendly, Dnipro-Arena, Dnipro
1945 - Josh Cullen, Republic of Ireland v Bulgaria, Friendly, Aviva Stadium, Dublin
1945 - Declan Rice, England v Kosovo, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group A, St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
1945 - Sead Haksabanovic, Montengro v Czech Republic, UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group A, Podgorica City Stadium, Podgorica

Wednesday 11 September
0300 - Manuel Lanzini, Argentina v Mexico, Friendly, Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas, United States

https://www.whufc.com/news/articles/2019/september/03-september/west-ham-uniteds-september-internationals-all-you-need

The_Phantom 1:12 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International Break

when I was growing up I remember midweek internationals and don't remember weekend footy making way for it.
Lets go back to that

Club over Country every time

ironsofcanada 11:24 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

crystal falace 11:15 Wed Sep 4

It was their last game, they were knocked out by Brazil in it.

But you could be right about friendlies. I can't find much on it.

fraser 11:17 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

At least we don't play till Monday gives Lanzini and Balbuena enough time to recover.

crystal falace 11:15 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

Dont think that was the team's last game in the competition though if i remember correctly? also not sure if it applies to friendlies.

I can't imagine he'd have been called up and dragged to the other side of the world if he was banned

ironsofcanada 11:12 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

crystal falace 11:06 Wed Sep 4

I know Balbuena was called up but is he not suspended.

His last game was a red for a professional foul.

crystal falace 11:06 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

Balbuena and Lanzini both facing long round trips all over the world for i believe nothing more than FRIENDLIES!

Can't we do the classic fergie and say Lanzini has a cold or something, he's just getting back to top form ffs!

bruuuno 2:00 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

Oh you said mentally..

bruuuno 1:59 Wed Sep 4
Re: The International SPLAT !!!

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geoffpikey 9:25 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

International football ihas become generally dull. IMHO. I'm somehow pleased when England win, but in all honesty it's as interesting to me as a new fence panel.

ironsofcanada 9:15 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

Claret

Because the travel is crazy for some as it is

Sven

Balbuena has been not sure if he is still suspended

Lanzini, Ajeti, Snodgrass as well.

claret on my shirt 8:56 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

it must be very frustrating for clubs who's players don't go away. Players are starting to get near to full fitness and then they have a 14 day break.

Plus i can't see why the games can not be scheduled like euro games are, wednesday and thursday and games carry on as normal at the weekend.

VirginiaHam 8:45 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

Don't like it. Just as we get 4 games under our belts it all stops.

It's a bit like a fuck without coming.

New Jersey 8:39 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

I think the upcoming winter break is a load of bollocks as well. They always trot it out as an excuse for the international team not doing well or our domestic teams being shit in the champions league but we made the World Cup semis last year and all four finalists in the European competitions were from the premier league.

BFS always took out lot to Dubai but we were still shit when we got back!

kylay 8:02 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

International friendlies really need to be banned except for preparation for a major tournament world cup/euro. All other times it is just a FIFA cash grab that does nothing for any other party involved.

Sven Roeder 7:54 Tue Sep 3
Re: The International Break

Fabianski is still in the Poland squad isn’t he?
And Yarmolenko with Ukraine.
Hopefully there aren’t African games (Arthur) or S American ones (Balbuena) on the other side of the world.

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