world cup review >> england
cheer up people, stop crying about the goal that never was. it's under seven weeks until the premier league kicks off again! less boo hoo and more woo hoo please! i for one can't wait to see:
- wayne rooney control a football.
- fat frank score 20+ belters from the edge of the area.
- glen johnson willing to chop down a rampaging opposition baring down on goal at the expense of a yellow card.
- steven gerrard orchestrate an entire game from CENTRAL midfield.
- matthew upson able to judge the flight of a pub league style 70 yard punt, and also not repeatedly sand wedge the ball out of play when in possession and under absolutely no pressure.
- john terry not believing he's playing a zidane type free-role and staying in his own half.
- five midfielders stretched across a midfield preventing their slick opposition passing the ball through them.
- and emile heskey remaining where he has spent most of his recent playing days, on the substitute's bench.
pretty much what we've just seen from our £100k per week players in south africa right? oh. maybe not.
and to top off all the embarrassment that has just passed, i've had to use up four of my transfers for my fantasy team. bloody cheers capello! cheers england!
- wayne rooney control a football.
- fat frank score 20+ belters from the edge of the area.
- glen johnson willing to chop down a rampaging opposition baring down on goal at the expense of a yellow card.
- steven gerrard orchestrate an entire game from CENTRAL midfield.
- matthew upson able to judge the flight of a pub league style 70 yard punt, and also not repeatedly sand wedge the ball out of play when in possession and under absolutely no pressure.
- john terry not believing he's playing a zidane type free-role and staying in his own half.
- five midfielders stretched across a midfield preventing their slick opposition passing the ball through them.
- and emile heskey remaining where he has spent most of his recent playing days, on the substitute's bench.
pretty much what we've just seen from our £100k per week players in south africa right? oh. maybe not.
and to top off all the embarrassment that has just passed, i've had to use up four of my transfers for my fantasy team. bloody cheers capello! cheers england!
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