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I just don't see what good can come from chopping and changing. I'm all for bringing Gary Neville back into the side, but Carrick was excellent and must keep his place. Whether Lampard desrves his place in the team is, of course, questionable, but I would personally stick with him and if things aren't going well after an hour, bring Crouch on for Fat Frank. Come on England.
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All these talks of formation especially in the area's of should England play 4-4-2 with crouch playing as the target man & allow Rooney to play in the whole since that will be his best position & whick would also give Gerrard & Lampard more oppurtunities. Or 4-5-1, should Carrick or Hargreaves play, should Lampard be sacrificed for this crucial encounter, my head hurts..
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I'm in the sitting room again for this one with the family, but that doesn't diminsh the excitement. I'm so up for this one. A little bit of Shakespeare to sum up the occasion:
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Come On England!
Come On England! Come On England! Come On England! Come On England!
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