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Post by llannerch on Aug 21, 2010 14:45:34 GMT
30min radio programme available for another week I think: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00tj3j5Excellent trip down memory lane with one of the finest journalists ever. Interviews with Mike England, Joey Jones, Mickey Money, Leighton James among others |
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Post by tai33stashon on Aug 21, 2010 16:15:27 GMT
Shame this score could never happen now but against a midfield of Gerrard, Lampard (two of the best three midifleders in the Wordl) and Wayne Rooney up front then no chance. at The End of the day you have to admire them.
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Post by dewi712 on Aug 21, 2010 18:23:06 GMT
always time to scalp the enemy again,their players have to turn up and be counted,unlike the world cup,,
we can with players being fit do it again,
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Post by squatter1 on Aug 22, 2010 11:32:48 GMT
Nice radio show. But that Jackson is one of the most tedious presenters you can imagine. He sounds bored to tears when he's talking about what was an unbelievable football match.
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Post by saints19 on Aug 23, 2010 0:31:23 GMT
Shame this score could never happen now but against a midfield of Gerrard, Lampard (two of the best three midifleders in the Wordl) and Wayne Rooney up front then no chance. at The End of the day you have to admire them. It's about as likely to happen now as then. The gap between England and Wales, while considerable, is probably at its least impressive for a while, probably since 2004. They have quite a few weak/weakish areas (goalkeeper, right-back, centre-back if they have one or two injuries, left midfield.) I'm not saying we'll beat them 4-1, more that it was a freak scoreline back then and I wouldn't totally rule it out this time. Most likely result would be a narrow (1-0, 2-0, 2-1) win for England, but you never know.... |
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