Fabio’s 30 man squad
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart (Manchester City), David James (Portsmouth), Robert Green (West Ham).
Defenders: Leighton Baines (Everton), Jamie Carragher (Liverpool), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Michael Dawson (Tottenham), Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United), Glen Johnson (Liverpool), Ledley King (Tottenham), John Terry (Chelsea), Matthew Upson (West Ham), Stephen Warnock (Aston Villa).
Midfielders: Gareth Barry (Manchester City), Michael Carrick (Manchester United), Joe Cole (Chelsea), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool), Tom Huddlestone (Tottenham), Adam Johnson (Manchester City), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham), James Milner (Aston Villa), Scott Parker (West Ham), Theo Walcott (Arsenal), Shaun Wright-Phillips (Manchester City).
Forwards: Darren Bent (Sunderland), Peter Crouch (Tottenham), Jermain Defoe (Tottenham), Emile Heskey (Aston Villa), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United).
Final 23 man Squad
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart (Manchester City), David James (Portsmouth), Robert Green (West Ham).
Defenders: Leighton Baines (Everton), Jamie Carragher (Liverpool), Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Michael Dawson (Tottenham), Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United), Glen Johnson (Liverpool), Ledley King (Tottenham), John Terry (Chelsea), Matthew Upson (West Ham),
Midfielders: Gareth Barry (Manchester City), Michael Carrick (Manchester United), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham), James Milner (Aston Villa), Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Forwards: Peter Crouch (Tottenham), Jermain Defoe (Tottenham), Emile Heskey (Aston Villa), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United).
Team vs. USA
Goalkeepers: David James (Portsmouth),
Defenders: Ashley Cole (Chelsea), Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United), Glen Johnson (Liverpool), John Terry (Chelsea),
Midfielders: Gareth Barry (Manchester City), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool), Frank Lampard (Chelsea), Aaron Lennon (Tottenham),
Forwards: Emile Heskey (Aston Villa), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United).
This is what I would do in an ideal situation, however injuries may cause problems.
Tuesday, 11 May 2010
Monday, 10 May 2010
2010 a year for ,,,, something
2010 is the year of important chnage for me. My time as a student is coming to an end and a few other things are also ending. Portsmouth's 7 year tenure as a Premier League club is over and my favvourite TV show, Lost, is nearly at the end of its final season. So what for me?
Looking forward ....
The problem is there's not much to look forward to. Pompey staring into the abyss of the lower leagues and (this is also quite sad) the Harry Potter franchise ending in 2011, well it seems I lack things to grasp to.
Is it a problem that I've defined my life by these three pretty inocuous things? Well I do have to say I've enjoyed all of these things greatly and will be sad to see them end. My conundrum is what wll I define my life with now? No Lost or Uni to keep my time occupied I guess I need a job.
Hope....
(To Be Continued)
Looking forward ....
The problem is there's not much to look forward to. Pompey staring into the abyss of the lower leagues and (this is also quite sad) the Harry Potter franchise ending in 2011, well it seems I lack things to grasp to.
Is it a problem that I've defined my life by these three pretty inocuous things? Well I do have to say I've enjoyed all of these things greatly and will be sad to see them end. My conundrum is what wll I define my life with now? No Lost or Uni to keep my time occupied I guess I need a job.
Hope....
(To Be Continued)
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
The Man Who Would be King ..... Maker?
It's been a while but I think this post comes at just the right time. Apparently there's an election on May 6th... oh wait thats in half an hour.... who knew?
At the beginning of this campaign it looked certain to be Conservative government on May 7th, but, in my opinion, thankfully that may have changed. Don't get me wrong people can vote for whoever the want that's the point of democracy and I advocate it whole heartedly. However, from what I have seen since the campaign began there's been a lot of anti-Tory campaigning (which i love) and it looks like they won't get their majority. Since the first debate there has been a rally in support for Mr Clegg, and even when he was ahead of Mr Brown in the polls it seemed the Lib Dems still would have fewer seats than Labour. Eh? That I do not comprehend.
Now the election has come back down to earth and it seems Labour have more support than the Liberal Democrats. So tomorrow (or today) looks as though we shall see more people voting against the Tories than foor them (phew). This in turn leaves Mr Clegg with a dilemma, support Brown or Cameron? In my mind his key issue seems to be electoral reform which he can only get by backing Labour.
Friday morning will shed light on what will happen in this couuntry. A minority government, led by David Cameron or a Lib/Lab Coalition seem in my mind to be the only two possible outcomes.
This country is stuck at a crossroads and I worry that we could go the way of Greece. We could indeed see "Panic on the Streets of London". Don't get me wrong I'm not not Brown's biggest fan but I do believe that he is the only man to steer us through this economic uncertainty. And with Vince Cable helping in the coalition it could help us through the bad times.
When standing at the ballot box tomorrow vote for whoever you think will be right to save this country, my vote goes to Gordon Brown.
At the beginning of this campaign it looked certain to be Conservative government on May 7th, but, in my opinion, thankfully that may have changed. Don't get me wrong people can vote for whoever the want that's the point of democracy and I advocate it whole heartedly. However, from what I have seen since the campaign began there's been a lot of anti-Tory campaigning (which i love) and it looks like they won't get their majority. Since the first debate there has been a rally in support for Mr Clegg, and even when he was ahead of Mr Brown in the polls it seemed the Lib Dems still would have fewer seats than Labour. Eh? That I do not comprehend.
Now the election has come back down to earth and it seems Labour have more support than the Liberal Democrats. So tomorrow (or today) looks as though we shall see more people voting against the Tories than foor them (phew). This in turn leaves Mr Clegg with a dilemma, support Brown or Cameron? In my mind his key issue seems to be electoral reform which he can only get by backing Labour.
Friday morning will shed light on what will happen in this couuntry. A minority government, led by David Cameron or a Lib/Lab Coalition seem in my mind to be the only two possible outcomes.
This country is stuck at a crossroads and I worry that we could go the way of Greece. We could indeed see "Panic on the Streets of London". Don't get me wrong I'm not not Brown's biggest fan but I do believe that he is the only man to steer us through this economic uncertainty. And with Vince Cable helping in the coalition it could help us through the bad times.
When standing at the ballot box tomorrow vote for whoever you think will be right to save this country, my vote goes to Gordon Brown.
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