The World Cup lineup of the Three Lions has also been announced, and there is nothing unexpected about the lineup, and each player is also a star, which makes people cherish. In my heart I am most identified with goalkeeper Pickford, who is indeed talented and would have been beaten into a sieve without him in the Premier League Everton. Foden is very spiritual, creative forward, very young, and this time I don't give it the opportunity to show. Will Madison be Southgate's surprise soldier?
The results of the English team in the past 20 years have always made people feel "civil war insiders, foreign war outsiders", and the competition rarely has good results. However, it has the world's best Premier League and avid fans, which gives fans one of the biggest illusions in football: England is a strong team. The Premier League's immense influence has produced a seesaw effect, bringing together most of the world's top stars but suppressing the growth and development of homegrown players. The biggest drawback of the English team over the years is that there is no talented and dominant star, Gascoigne is just a flash in the pan, and Beckham is called a trick (don't shoot for fans).
I like to follow the England team because in Europe it is a bit similar to the situation of national football in Asia, so let's die and the fox is sad. If you ask England why they don't always make results in the World Cup, it's like asking why the Chinese men's soccer team can't enter the World Cup, and no one can say a specific reason.
