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"Young English players have seen their path to their respective first teams blocked by imported ones. The home-grown youngsters, the odd notable exception aside, either languish in the reserves or move down the leagues just to garner some playing time. They cannot develop the tools to take on the world on loan at Brentford.

Meanwhile, Thomas Mueller and Mesut Oezil acquire their first-team experience at the sharp end of the Budesliga and European competition. They are trusted in key matches; nurtured and encouraged. This German team, with Philipp Lahm, 26, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Lukas Podolski, both 25, as the veterans, will be around for at least two more World Cups and have already been to a semi-final and European Championship final.


When they will ALL be over 25 - are you sure??
 
For 24 hours I've never heard so many stupid reasons for defeat and madcap ideas to solve the fact we have average players. Its like the asylum nurses forgot to lock the cells during the game and all the loonies escaped and have infected every media organ going. Mr Motivator Shearer for manager, the Germans should have forfeited a goal at half time, we need a manager who isnt a disciplinarian but one that panders to the spoilt child egos. A total free for all. I quite like the idea of an age limit for the team - except when they reach 25 they get sent to Sanctuary a la Logans Run and we get to watch their extinction - just to make sure they cant make comebacks like Beckham. We really do need to make sure that Terry never does play for England again - his off field antics scuppered the team spirit, but this is being conveniently overlooked in the clamour to heap maximum blame on a foreigner. Oh, and he played shite as well.
 
Can Play in the World Cup

Average Age...........................

Ghana – 24.1
North Korea – 24.8
Germany – 25.0

Cannot play in the World Cup

Cameroon – 25.2
Spain – 25.9
Chile – 25.9
Serbia – 26.0
Slovakia – 26.1
Switzerland – 26.7
Ivory Coast – 26.7
Uruguay – 26.7
Slovenia – 26.7
South Africa – 26.9
USA – 26.9
Mexico – 27.1
Argentina – 27.1
South Korea – 27.1
Algeria – 27.2
New Zealand – 27.3
France – 27.4
Greece – 27.7
Nigeria – 27.7
Denmark – 27.7
Netherlands – 27.7
Portugal – 27.7
Japan – 27.8
Honduras – 28.1
Paraguay – 28.1
Italy – 28.2
Australia – 28.4
Brazil – 28.6
England – 28.7

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I was mocking the so called "golden generation" because I knew the likes of Terry, Lampard, Gerrard and Cole A just weren't up to it. They were over hyped.

The more observant of you will have observed that a strange phenomenon occurs to England players once they turn 26. They develop an exagerated swagger and arrogance that is not warranted. They stroll onto the pitch and they parade around at a detached pace while the game passes them by. As they do this a rather odd smirk is manifest in their facial expressions. In other words they have become multi £millionaires and have lost the edge several years before.

Brazil have an ageing team BUT they remain grand masters and their players as you've just witnessed defy their age. This does not apply to England players and most certainly doesn't apply to ageing PNE players over the years. In both instances we have been forced to endure dimwits.

The above situation in England's instance, and PNE have mirrrored this, is that the wrong players have normally been selected with young talent ignored. Why ? Because clowns like you lot continue to regurgitate the line you've been programmed to repeat "We can't play him he's too young and has no experience" indeed we've already heard this one in relation to McLaughlin, Miller and Proctor. Consequently we have several talented youngsters approaching 20 who have't made a 1st team appearance. The reason they have no "experience" is they weren't given the chance in the first place because of blinkered clowns like you lot.

Germany's Young Guns 4 England's Ageing Jerryatrics 1.

Here endeth the lesson.

You lost the argument.
 
I was mocking the so called "golden generation" because I knew the likes of Terry, Lampard, Gerrard and Cole A just weren't up to it. They were over hyped.

The more observant of you will have observed that a strange phenomenon occurs to England players once they turn 26. They develop an exagerated swagger and arrogance that is not warranted. They stroll onto the pitch and they parade around at a detached pace while the game passes them by. As they do this a rather odd smirk is manifest in their facial expressions. In other words they have become multi £millionaires and have lost the edge several years before.

Brazil have an ageing team BUT they remain grand masters and their players as you've just witnessed defy their age. This does not apply to England players and most certainly doesn't apply to ageing PNE players over the years. In both instances we have been forced to endure dimwits.

The above situation in England's instance, and PNE have mirrrored this, is that the wrong players have normally been selected with young talent ignored. Why ? Because clowns like you lot continue to regurgitate the line you've been programmed to repeat "We can't play him he's too young and has no experience" indeed we've already heard this one in relation to McLaughlin, Miller and Proctor. Consequently we have several talented youngsters approaching 20 who have't made a 1st team appearance. The reason they have no "experience" is they weren't given the chance in the first place because of blinkered clowns like you lot.

Germany's Young Guns 4 England's Ageing Jerryatrics 1.

Here endeth the lesson.

You lost the argument.

who lost what argument Voldemort? the argument you started and nobody else is entitled to an opinion? not content with telling how pne should be run you have now moved on to the national side! young players only unless you are brazilian? is that a pathetic attempt at avoiding the fact your original argument holds no water whatsoever? oh dear those really are playground tactics Voldemort, i suspect my 8 year old son could run rings around you!
 
I was mocking the so called "golden generation" because I knew the likes of Terry, Lampard, Gerrard and Cole A just weren't up to it. They were over hyped.

The more observant of you will have observed that a strange phenomenon occurs to England players once they turn 26. They develop an exagerated swagger and arrogance that is not warranted. They stroll onto the pitch and they parade around at a detached pace while the game passes them by. As they do this a rather odd smirk is manifest in their facial expressions. In other words they have become multi £millionaires and have lost the edge several years before.

Brazil have an ageing team BUT they remain grand masters and their players as you've just witnessed defy their age. This does not apply to England players and most certainly doesn't apply to ageing PNE players over the years. In both instances we have been forced to endure dimwits.

The above situation in England's instance, and PNE have mirrrored this, is that the wrong players have normally been selected with young talent ignored. Why ? Because clowns like you lot continue to regurgitate the line you've been programmed to repeat "We can't play him he's too young and has no experience" indeed we've already heard this one in relation to McLaughlin, Miller and Proctor. Consequently we have several talented youngsters approaching 20 who have't made a 1st team appearance. The reason they have no "experience" is they weren't given the chance in the first place because of blinkered clowns like you lot.

Germany's Young Guns 4 England's Ageing Jerryatrics 1.

Here endeth the lesson.

You lost the argument.

What a complete fruitcake. I really hope they cut Internet access in asylums soon.
 
the argument conclusively and comprehensively. You numpites on here who can see no further than the end of your noses have just witnessed your lame argument for "experience" annihilated.

Germany's average age was 24 with 5 of those players coming from their u21 team that won the Euro championship. Under Capello England, in line with your experience before youth beliefs, had the oldest team in the WC. We were systemaically destroyed with consummate ease as was your argument. England were dull, boring, slow, unable to make telling passes, totally incapable of actually dribbling past players and lacking creativity. That wasn't a team it was a great void.

For several tournaments we've persevered with the likes of Cole A, Terry, Lampard, Gerrard,Barry, Rooney, Defoe, Heskey et al and we haven't won a damned thing!

No more debate about "experience" just accept that you haven't a clue what you're on about and in relation to PNE it's time for McLaughlin, Miller, Barton, Mayor and Proctor to be given their opportunity. They are the club's future and Fergy must show he's going for revolutiion and not evolution.



Its a good job your here then really .
 
Voldemort f**k off your doing everyones head in, the reason this is is that you think your better than everyone all the time and think your right everytime and even when someone proves you wrong you still think your right no wonder people argue with you. All i ask is that you stop trying to be an abnoxious prick and listen to other peoples opinions without trying to correct them everytime.


theyre we go all rage gone 😀
 
Jaymo no you're the one missing the picture as in the entire English game needs to be revolutionised.

Every single last player over 25 to be OUT! We stick with the youngsters no matter what. Meanwhile you cretin we change the fundamentals of our game and go for technique above an ability to run nowhere over 90 minutes. This England system has reduced us to the laughing stock of the footballing world.

Just to clarify, no one over the age of 21 at this moment is allowed in the squad for the qualifying campaign for the next world cup, as they will be over 25 bythe time the tournament comes around, or do they play in all the qualifying campaign and then automatically get axed.

Pointless therefore playing Hart, Milner etc in qualifying.

Please could you name your side for the next world cup finals now.

If Gerrard, Ferdinand, Cole, Lampard Terry etc were the golden generation 10 years ago, are you saying you would never have played them when they were 21/22 and all in the England team because you knew then they were not good enough.

Who are the 20 year olds who are better now than the above named were then.
 
I for one rate Tom Huddlestone 😎 as one of the most technically gifted English players. Often seen a fat lump, or lazy, he's a class act and was on the fringes of recent England squads. I see he's now 23, so falls into the age bracket of someone young but with a fair bit of experience having started very young at Derby straight in 16, even sub at age 15 I seem to recall.

Playing in Europe next season will surely further enhance his experience and make him a certain pick for future squads whoever is England manager for the next qualifying campaign.

Namedropping untried youngsters is easy as many promising players fade away and play in the lower leagues, but many mentioned by JD earlier on this thread are about to, or already, play regularly in the Premier League; so have hopefully cleared the stage of potentially fading away.

IMO Joe Hart should've been England's number 1 for the World Cup, but I thought James actually played quite well. Green doesn't fill me with confidence in a West Ham shirt, so when he was starting against USA I hoped he wouldn't be a weakness, but no one could predict the shocker he came up with.
 
the argument conclusively and comprehensively. You numpites on here who can see no further than the end of your noses have just witnessed your lame argument for "experience" annihilated.

Germany's average age was 24 with 5 of those players coming from their u21 team that won the Euro championship. Under Capello England, in line with your experience before youth beliefs, had the oldest team in the WC. We were systemaically destroyed with consummate ease as was your argument. England were dull, boring, slow, unable to make telling passes, totally incapable of actually dribbling past players and lacking creativity. That wasn't a team it was a great void.

For several tournaments we've persevered with the likes of Cole A, Terry, Lampard, Gerrard,Barry, Rooney, Defoe, Heskey et al and we haven't won a damned thing!

No more debate about "experience" just accept that you haven't a clue what you're on about and in relation to PNE it's time for McLaughlin, Miller, Barton, Mayor and Proctor to be given their opportunity. They are the club's future and Fergy must show he's going for revolutiion and not evolution.

Obviously you're right wrt the continued failure of England's so called golden generation but the old argument of "If they're good enough they're old enough" isn't quite the same as your consistent "if they're young enough they're good enough".

Experienced skill will beat equivalently skilled inexperience any day of the week. England didn't lose because they were old - they lost because the Germans were far superior players technically and tactically and prepared for the tournument far far better physically and mentally.

Your 1 dimensional experience argument is only 1 part of the overall picture.
 
The difference is JTPNE those Brazillians can actually play the beautiful game or did that escape your attention.

And that is the answear if they are the best age is not even in the sum you plonker!

Our so called best players where shit when they where younger.
 
pbc for someone who purports to being in the know you are incredibly not in the know. Read the serious press today and you will see, especially in The Telegraph, that the clamour for axing the "golden generation" is gaining momentum. The argument is being advanced for the young bloods to be given their chance with the emphasis being on to simply "play football" as the beautiful game. The talk is of winning the next World Cup not the European Championships.

Your collective predisposition is that of a dinosaur.

You will just have to accept it chaps in that Voldemort once again has been proven right in relation to England and PNE while you lot have been hopelessly wrong.

Who is there to bring in asks the hopeless pbc ? Hart, Richards,Gosling, Gibbs, Johnson, Walcott (who should never have been sent back), Huddlestone, Young, Carroll, Rodwell straight off the top of my head without even thinking about it! And while I'm at it if Mayor starts to really turn it on then you can throw him into the equation as well.

The average age of last season's Chelsea squad is 40! They are now a spent force and Abramovic knows it. They can go no further and therein is the key problem. Most of the current German team will be around for 8 years. Most of the England team were finished 3 years ago and still we persevered with them. Why ? Because of blind faith. Brazil will also have cleared out most of the current team by the next World Cup. Why ? Because they know they will be past it.
 
pbc for someone who purports to being in the know you are incredibly not in the know. Read the serious press today and you will see, especially in The Telegraph, that the clamour for axing the "golden generation" is gaining momentum. The argument is being advanced for the young bloods to be given their chance with the emphasis being on to simply "play football" as the beautiful game. The talk is of winning the next World Cup not the European Championships.

Your collective predisposition is that of a dinosaur.

You will just have to accept it chaps in that Voldemort once again has been proven right in relation to England and PNE while you lot have been hopelessly wrong.

Who is there to bring in asks the hopeless pbc ? Hart, Richards,Gosling, Gibbs, Johnson, Walcott (who should never have been sent back), Huddlestone, Young, Carroll, Rodwell straight off the top of my head without even thinking about it! And while I'm at it if Mayor starts to really turn it on then you can throw him into the equation as well.

The average age of last season's Chelsea squad is 40! They are now a spent force and Abramovic knows it. They can go no further and therein is the key problem. Most of the current German team will be around for 8 years. Most of the England team were finished 3 years ago and still we persevered with them. Why ? Because of blind faith. Brazil will also have cleared out most of the current team by the next World Cup. Why ? Because they know they will be past it.

Voldemort wins at stating the obvious. i think you need help mate.
 
pbc for someone who purports to being in the know you are incredibly not in the know. Read the serious press today and you will see, especially in The Telegraph, that the clamour for axing the "golden generation" is gaining momentum. The argument is being advanced for the young bloods to be given their chance with the emphasis being on to simply "play football" as the beautiful game. The talk is of winning the next World Cup not the European Championships.

Your collective predisposition is that of a dinosaur.

You will just have to accept it chaps in that Voldemort once again has been proven right in relation to England and PNE while you lot have been hopelessly wrong.

Who is there to bring in asks the hopeless pbc ? Hart, Richards,Gosling, Gibbs, Johnson, Walcott (who should never have been sent back), Huddlestone, Young, Carroll, Rodwell straight off the top of my head without even thinking about it! And while I'm at it if Mayor starts to really turn it on then you can throw him into the equation as well.

The average age of last season's Chelsea squad is 40! They are now a spent force and Abramovic knows it. They can go no further and therein is the key problem. Most of the current German team will be around for 8 years. Most of the England team were finished 3 years ago and still we persevered with them. Why ? Because of blind faith. Brazil will also have cleared out most of the current team by the next World Cup. Why ? Because they know they will be past it.

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Chelsea, at the average age of 40 as you say, won the fucking league you tit!
 
the argument conclusively and comprehensively. You numpites on here who can see no further than the end of your noses have just witnessed your lame argument for "experience" annihilated.

Germany's average age was 24 with 5 of those players coming from their u21 team that won the Euro championship. Under Capello England, in line with your experience before youth beliefs, had the oldest team in the WC. We were systemaically destroyed with consummate ease as was your argument. England were dull, boring, slow, unable to make telling passes, totally incapable of actually dribbling past players and lacking creativity. That wasn't a team it was a great void.

For several tournaments we've persevered with the likes of Cole A, Terry, Lampard, Gerrard,Barry, Rooney, Defoe, Heskey et al and we haven't won a damned thing!

No more debate about "experience" just accept that you haven't a clue what you're on about and in relation to PNE it's time for McLaughlin, Miller, Barton, Mayor and Proctor to be given their opportunity. They are the club's future and Fergy must show he's going for revolutiion and not evolution.

As we all recognise, a blend of youth and experience usually works, however, just to blow your argument of youth, youth and more youth, please explain how the England u 21 team (full of youth you know) lost 4-0 to the German u 21 team last summer.

I await your words of wisdom.
 
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