Dier: England owe a debt to Tottenham boss Mauricio

[Gaz_Gammon]

Dier revealed that the five Spurs players in the squad had celebrated together in a victorious dressing-room on Saturday night.

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[shao]

fucking right they do

 

[Matthew Wyatt]

Once again, mature and considered words from the young man. Never mind captain, he's a future England manager. I particularly like the bit where he's sussed Germany's zonal marking, then has the confidence to tell a more experienced team-mate where to put the ball and executes his own plan perfectly.

I wonder how our lads celebrated? Must've had a section of the dressing room roped off and told security to let Kyle through.

 

[GetSpurredOn]

The comments surrounding Dier versus Wilshere are comical. Looking at it objectively regardless of clubs, going into a tournament where you can only take a limited squad, a player who's been injured all year and can only play CM, or a player who's been bang on form all season, can play RB, CB and DM... No brainer.

 

[Gaz_Gammon]

My one concern is that Hodgeson selects his team at the Euros on merit, and form. I can just see Wheelchair, Milner and Rooney being selected ahead of our youngsters.

I mean he's picked Milner as Captain against the Dutch for fucks sake, some forward thinking that.

 

[Chris_D]

On this site at least I think we can say we ALL owe a huge debt to Poch. Some fans of other clubs might not be so happy but we have to be grateful we've got him.

 

[JoeT]

My one concern is that Hodgeson selects his team at the Euros on merit, and form. I can just see Wheelchair, Milner and Rooney being selected ahead of our youngsters.

I mean he's picked Milner as Captain against the Dutch for fucks sake, some forward thinking that.

The games are FRIENDLIES Gaz, and as such Roy H. can experiment a bit with his players. I'm not a huge fan of Milner either, but he does represent some maturity/experience on the team and always gives 110 per.cent and I have rarely seen him play a bad game for his country. In my mind he would be a solid Captain. Remember these games are to find out what we've got in the team squad.

 

[Gaz_Gammon]

The games are FRIENDLIES Gaz, and as such Roy H. can experiment a bit with his players. I'm not a huge fan of Milner either, but he does represent some maturity/experience on the team and always gives 110 per.cent and I have rarely seen him play a bad game for his country. In my mind he would be a solid Captain. Remember these games are to find out what we've got in the team squad.

You can't get 110% of anything, though my wife would disagree with that one. And if Woy doesn't know what he has in Milner then God help us come the Euros.

 

[Sir Henry]

you cant tell anything from 45 mins in a friendly. Pick on club form, have your first 11 in mind, play them, let them get to know each other and England would do better.