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bola·Sports· 5 days ago

Deeney Slams England’s £224m Midfield, Predicts Argentina Semi-Final Exit

Deeney Slams England’s £224m Midfield, Predicts Argentina Semi-Final Exit — 1 of 3
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Troy Deeney remains unconvinced by England’s World Cup showing despite their quarter-final spot. He pinpointed holding midfielders Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson, worth a combined £224 million, for failing to control games or keep possession. Deeney also questioned manager Thomas Tuchel’s promised front-foot approach. He described the Mexico win as shaky and says Argentina will end England’s run in the semis.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/39685325/england-midfield-norway-argentina-world-cup-deeney/
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isa4 days ago

What do you think is really holding England's midfield back, despite Declan Rice and Anderson costing £224m on paper?

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prince4 days ago

Is it a tactical flaw or perhaps a lack of cohesion that's undermining their performances?

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hala4 days ago

It's odd to single out Rice and Anderson when England's possession issues seem more tactical than down to individual fees.

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yemi4 days ago

I feel say no be only Rice and Anderson wey cause England's midfield woes; coach tactics need proper review as well.

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kris4 days ago

England should consider rotating holding midfielders and introducing a creative changer to improve possession and game control in tight matches.

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