Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Sept 4, 2015 2:40:45 GMT
Even though that was the wrong match, I totally agree with the sentiment.
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History, tradition, giving youngsters a chance to play football and winning... It’s the biggest club in the world, the best supporters in the world, we have got the best players in the world.
James Wilson scores a chippy but crucial goal, proving he is a natural born killer. I couldn't find a separate thread for Willo. He has to play a shedload of games this season.
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Marouane Fellaini continued his hot scoring form by netting for Belgium in their European Championship qualifier against Bosnia while James Wilson marked his England Under-21 debut with a goal.
Fellaini levelled after Edin Dzeko's opener and further goals by Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard kept Belgium on track for the finals even if Gareth Bale headed a late winner in Cyprus for Group B leaders Wales.
Matteo Darmian played the full 90 minutes as Italy edged past Malta 1-0 but the Netherlands suffered a 1-0 home reverse to Iceland in Danny Blind's first game in charge. Bruno Martins Indi was sent off in the first half and, although Memphis Depay and Daley Blind remained on the pitch throughout, they were unable to turn things around.
At Under-21 level, Wilson scored within 11 minutes of coming off the bench to celebrate his maiden outing for Gareth Southgate's men in style. The striker bravely prodded home from inside the six-yard box from a Duncan Watmore cross and was unlucky not to add to his tally in the 1-0 victory over USA Under-23s at Preston.
Earlier in the day, Ro-Shaun Williams performed well on his England Under-18 debut as he helped the team keep a clean sheet in a fine 2-0 win away to the Netherlands while Tim Fosu-Mensah represented the Dutch Under-19s in a 0-0 draw with Italy.
Marouane Fellaini continued his hot scoring form by netting for Belgium in their European Championship qualifier against Bosnia while James Wilson marked his England Under-21 debut with a goal.
Fellaini levelled after Edin Dzeko's opener and further goals by Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard kept Belgium on track for the finals even if Gareth Bale headed a late winner in Cyprus for Group B leaders Wales.
Matteo Darmian played the full 90 minutes as Italy edged past Malta 1-0 but the Netherlands suffered a 1-0 home reverse to Iceland in Danny Blind's first game in charge. Bruno Martins Indi was sent off in the first half and, although Memphis Depay and Daley Blind remained on the pitch throughout, they were unable to turn things around.
At Under-21 level, Wilson scored within 11 minutes of coming off the bench to celebrate his maiden outing for Gareth Southgate's men in style. The striker bravely prodded home from inside the six-yard box from a Duncan Watmore cross and was unlucky not to add to his tally in the 1-0 victory over USA Under-23s at Preston.
Earlier in the day, Ro-Shaun Williams performed well on his England Under-18 debut as he helped the team keep a clean sheet in a fine 2-0 win away to the Netherlands while Tim Fosu-Mensah represented the Dutch Under-19s in a 0-0 draw with Italy.
