| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier 22:31 - Nov 29 with 2499 views | FrimleyBlue |
" Is that 2nd half the future of Wales.. "
Considering the first half team drew 0-0 and the 2nd 0-3, I wouldn't be getting to excited about the future of Wales.
It's interesting aswell how average the world cup makes certain players look..
Johnson.. sometimes unplayable in league football... has looked awful in this competition for example. |  |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:54 - Nov 29 with 2412 views | clive_baker |
I think awful is a bit of an exaggeration. He’s played a total of about 1 game, half of which against a far, far superior England side where he didn’t have a sniff of the ball.
Wales’ better players are ageing, Bale is way past his best and I don’t see a lot of quality coming through. We made a triple sub in which we brought on Liverpool regular and PL winner Trent A-A, Man City’s Phillips and Newcastle’s Wilson. At that point Sterling, Grealish, Mount, Saka & Trippier continued to sit on the bench. Wales’s subs were from Burnley & Portsmouth. I would say not a single one of those Welsh players would even get in our squad. |  |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:54 - Nov 29 with 2408 views | ronnyd |
Slightly off topic, sorry, but did the BBC really need five people to discuss the game? |  | | |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:57 - Nov 29 with 2393 views | pointofblue |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:54 - Nov 29 by clive_baker |
I think awful is a bit of an exaggeration. He’s played a total of about 1 game, half of which against a far, far superior England side where he didn’t have a sniff of the ball.
Wales’ better players are ageing, Bale is way past his best and I don’t see a lot of quality coming through. We made a triple sub in which we brought on Liverpool regular and PL winner Trent A-A, Man City’s Phillips and Newcastle’s Wilson. At that point Sterling, Grealish, Mount, Saka & Trippier continued to sit on the bench. Wales’s subs were from Burnley & Portsmouth. I would say not a single one of those Welsh players would even get in our squad. |
Davies would get in as we only have one fit left back. Moore possibly. They're the only two who I think would have a chance, though, and the former is only whilst the likes of James and Chilwell are out. | |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 23:06 - Nov 29 with 2358 views | clive_baker |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:57 - Nov 29 by pointofblue |
Davies would get in as we only have one fit left back. Moore possibly. They're the only two who I think would have a chance, though, and the former is only whilst the likes of James and Chilwell are out. |
That’s fair. Davies probably actually, although I think Trippier is seen as cover on the left as much as the right.
Moore I wouldn’t say so. Possibly at a real push, but again that would only be because Calvert-Lewin is injured. To think we’ve still got Abraham who doesn’t get many chances despite doing well at Roma. Toney wasn’t taken either despite being the 3rd top scorer in the premier league behind Haaland and Kane (although his alleged off the pitch antics might’ve been a factor in that decison). | |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 07:32 - Nov 30 with 2052 views | Churchman |
Bit harsh on Johnson. He’s played less than half a season in the PL and bar the second half against the US the whole welsh team has played poorly all over the pitch.
Given how small the pool of welsh players is, he’ll get his chance further down the line in qualification games etc and show what he can do. |  | | |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 07:55 - Nov 30 with 2013 views | OwainG1992 |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:57 - Nov 29 by pointofblue |
Davies would get in as we only have one fit left back. Moore possibly. They're the only two who I think would have a chance, though, and the former is only whilst the likes of James and Chilwell are out. |
Sorry but there is 0% chance Moore would make the England squad.
I say this as somebody with Welsh blood in him.
He's alright for Wales.
But he is no where near as good as say a Toney, Calvert Lewin etc who didn't get a sniff. |  |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 08:30 - Nov 30 with 1914 views | kpblues |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:54 - Nov 29 by ronnyd |
Slightly off topic, sorry, but did the BBC really need five people to discuss the game? |
Agree about the number of analysts.
If the BBC reduced the number of analysts maybe they would not have to make BBC combine BBC Suffolk with BBC Norfolk etc. | |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 08:42 - Nov 30 with 1885 views | ibbleobble |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 07:55 - Nov 30 by OwainG1992 |
Sorry but there is 0% chance Moore would make the England squad.
I say this as somebody with Welsh blood in him.
He's alright for Wales.
But he is no where near as good as say a Toney, Calvert Lewin etc who didn't get a sniff. |
0% is generous | | | |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 09:00 - Nov 30 with 1846 views | tractordownsouth |
Harsh to single out Johnson, there were plenty of players worse than him.
I'd say Aaron Ramsey is a candidate for worst player of the tournament. Awful. |  |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 09:04 - Nov 30 with 1833 views | DinDjarin |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 22:54 - Nov 29 by clive_baker |
I think awful is a bit of an exaggeration. He’s played a total of about 1 game, half of which against a far, far superior England side where he didn’t have a sniff of the ball.
Wales’ better players are ageing, Bale is way past his best and I don’t see a lot of quality coming through. We made a triple sub in which we brought on Liverpool regular and PL winner Trent A-A, Man City’s Phillips and Newcastle’s Wilson. At that point Sterling, Grealish, Mount, Saka & Trippier continued to sit on the bench. Wales’s subs were from Burnley & Portsmouth. I would say not a single one of those Welsh players would even get in our squad. |
Also Maddison who would walk into that Wales team. |  | | |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 09:30 - Nov 30 with 1788 views | GeoffSentence |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 08:42 - Nov 30 by ibbleobble |
0% is generous |
Thats a bit harsh when you think that there are only seven englishmen who have scored more goals in the premier league this season.
He wouldnt be first on the list, but in the event of an injury crisis up front hed have a shout. |  |
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| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 11:41 - Nov 30 with 1668 views | brazil1982 |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 08:30 - Nov 30 by kpblues |
Agree about the number of analysts.
If the BBC reduced the number of analysts maybe they would not have to make BBC combine BBC Suffolk with BBC Norfolk etc. |
I hate to think how much the ex-footballers are being paid plus expenses. The BBC seem to have a different team of pundits every match. No need.
I stayed at an IBIS in Toulouse for the 1998 WC, where the BBC camera men and technicians were also staying. The presenters were staying at the most expensive hotel in the city centre, of course. |  | | |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 13:34 - Nov 30 with 1530 views | BlueStreak |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 09:04 - Nov 30 by DinDjarin |
Also Maddison who would walk into that Wales team. |
Maddison would be their best player by a mile |  | | |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 13:51 - Nov 30 with 1500 views | backwaywhen |
| Loved the BBC interviewer earlier on 09:00 - Nov 30 by tractordownsouth |
Harsh to single out Johnson, there were plenty of players worse than him.
I'd say Aaron Ramsey is a candidate for worst player of the tournament. Awful. |
Ramsey is washed up now …… finished. | | | |
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