| England’s World Cup strikers. 17:03 - Sep 6 with 4889 views | Snipper |
On Talksport earlier, Jim White, Simon Jordan & Trevor Sinclair were talking about who’d be England’s strikers for the forthcoming World Cup.
Harry Kane was obviously No1, but they were primarily discussing who’d be No2.
Jim White said that if Ivan Toney continues the way he’s going, then he’s well placed to go to the World Cup.
Trevor Sinclair was bigging Marcus Rashford up saying that he’d got his mojo back. He said he’d choose both, but he obviously preferred Rashford.
Simon Jordan said that Rashford cheated Manchester United for the last quarter of last season. Basically saying that he’s got an attitude problem. So Simon Jordan said he wouldn’t pick him.
It was an interesting discussion. Personally, if Ivan Toney continues playing well, he can’t be ignored. |  | | |  |
| England’s World Cup strikers. on 00:57 - Sep 11 with 723 views | NewBee |
| England’s World Cup strikers. on 07:34 - Sep 8 by Paddyhoops |
Imagine the scenario. Toney comes on in the last 5 minutes of the World Cup final and scores the winner. A Brentford centre forward wins the World Cup for England. We’d never hear the end of it.
Can’t see him at Brentford next season . So another injection of millions into Legoland looks on the cards. |
"Can’t see him at Brentford next season . So another injection of millions into Legoland looks on the cards."
You might be right. It's fair to say that IT is very ambitious and at 27 next birthday, doesn't have a great deal of time on his hands.
Moreover, one of the reasons BFC get to sign players like him, ahead of more fancied sides, is because the players (and their agents) know that if/when the right offer comes in, the club won't stand in their way or make it difficult for them.
Of course, determining the "right" price is as much an art as a science, and Toney certainly won't come cheap (£40m+?).
But I think most Bees fans trust that we won't get "legged over" and, more importantly, when Ivan does go, the club will long since have identified his replacement. |  | | |
| England’s World Cup strikers. on 18:39 - Sep 13 with 548 views | terryb |
I've just seen a first half performance that might give the player an outside chance of making the squad. And it'a a player I hadn't heard of!
Marcus Edwards of Sporting Lisbon looks very good against Tottenham (his old club) & apparently he was the main reason for their win in Frankfurt last week.
I'm sure some of you could supply chapter & verse on the player. | | | |
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