Walcott

[Nexstar]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13688538.stm

 

Since when did he get a Jermaine Defoe haircut, and an ear piercing? Oh very dear.

 

"A winter break will have to come in sometime"

 

No, it won't.

 

"We look tired at summer tournaments"

 

Well, Theo, if there's a break in the winter you'll be playing catch-up for the rest of the season, otherwise it will run over. Then you and the boys will be more 'fatigued' come June.

[Saint_clark]

Take the top 4 out of the league cup to compensate for european games. That's more than generous IMO. Personally I think the whole thing is bullsh*t, in the lower leagues you easily get upwards of 50 games and no complaints.

[S-Clarke]

Take the top 4 out of the league cup to compensate for european games. That's more than generous IMO. Personally I think the whole thing is bullsh*t, in the lower leagues you easily get upwards of 50 games and no complaints.

 

+ 1. P'boro played near on 60 games this year and still gave a full blooded showing in the playoff final.

 

FL Clubs play 46 games a year, + playoffs + LC + JPT + FACUP etc - you never ever see them moaning about tiredness. Get a grip you premiership wimps.

[Hatch]

Winter break ..do me a favour. .Has everyone conveniently forgotten that loads of games were cancelled this winter, so they did have a winter break.

[Barry the Badger]

So what will the reason be when they get their winter break, and then are still ****?

[angelman]

Winter break might come. Don't the PL want to chop a couple of teams? This would be a perfect excuse.

 

As for looking tired at summer tournaments....these happen every other year, not every year, and when the England side grows some cajones and actually tries, then it might carry more weight. As it is, do these professional players really have a hard time? I am sure that they are knackered after a game, but shouldn't they be able to recover quite quickly? How many hours do they train a day? 3 or 4? Not excessively hard is it.

 

Let's face it, it is usually only the prima donnas at the top of the PL who ask for one, but do they really want one? If you gave it to them, what then would they use as an excuse for being a passionless bunch of over-paid ******s? If you can't get yourself passionate about representing your country and finding that extra bit of energy, then maybe it would be best not to pull on the shirt in the first place.

 

As for Walcott's hair and earrings - he looks like a chaved up ****.