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Who, apparently, Capello hasn't even met.

It just strikes me that when the young players are playing in a tournament like this, Capello should be there watching. For £6m a year, he should be watching what may be the future of the England team.

What surprises do we reckon will be in the 25?

rsc, robinho

that'd be a fucking nasty surprise.

What surprises do we reckon will be in the 25?

This 25 is can be differant to the squad you register for Europe, is it not?

with mancini at the club? i do reckon he's going to do his best to get rid of those two. he and bellend don't seem to get on, and reports are... conflicting about his and ireland's relationship.

[SIZE="4"]Mancini sets Ireland challenge[/SIZE]
City boss says there has been no problem with midfielder

Roberto Mancini has dismissed reports of a problem with Stephen Ireland, but has yet to decide whether the midfielder will be in his Manchester City squad this season.

New Premier League rules being introduced for the coming campaign require Mancini to name a 25-man squad and there have been claims Ireland will be overlooked.

Mancini has boosted his midfield options significantly since taking charge at City and Ireland has attracted interest from Sunderland.

There have also been rumours of a row during the club's pre-season trip to the USA, but Mancini is keeping an open mind regarding Ireland's future.

Up to him

"Right now I don't know who will miss out," said Mancini. "I have not decided anything about Stephen Ireland.

"There has been no problem with him on the tour. I don't know how it's possible for him to think anything other than that he has a chance of a future here because I haven't decided.

"It is up to him to prove himself to me."

Craig Bellamy is another player who may struggle to make the cut for the new season and Mancini concedes he has some tough decisions on his hands.

He added: "We have 30 players, maybe more, and we have to get it down to 25 before the end of August.

"So it is clear that some of the players we have here are going to be left off that list. I am not sure yet if one of those will be Craig Bellamy.

"At this moment it is impossible to know which players will be on that final list."

I would like it to end up looking this way. But, we are really playing a guessing game at the moment.

Home grown players:
Joe Hart (ENG) - the future of England
Stuart Taylor (ENG) - 2 year extention (great experince).
Micah Richards (ENG) - a player for the future.
Nedum Onuoha (ENG) - another player for the future.
Joleon Lescott (ENG) - great expectations ahead.
Wayne Bridge (ENG) - will be a great sqaud* player and will compete for a starting place).
Michael Johnson (ENG) - on the way to recovery (great player for the future).
Gareth Barry (ENG) - A player that would help the shape of the team.
Adam Johnson (ENG) - the future still ahead of him.
Shaun Wright-Phillips (ENG) - great player to have around.
Craig Bellamy (WAL) - Keeping him in the squad is more than enough. He will keep on competting and pushing for a starting place.

Foreign players:
Shay Given (IRL) - will compete for a starting place. Given qualifies as Home grown . He was at Blackburn when he was 18
David Gonzales (COL)
Aleksandar Kolarov (SER) - a player that will bring a new character to the team.
Pablo Zabaleta (ARG) - a versatile player.
Jerome Boateng (GER) - one for the future. He did actually play in a World Cup semi final.
Vincent Kompany (BEL) - a great player.
Kolo Toure (CIV) - the captain.
Patrick Vieira (FRA)- great experince.
Yaya Toure (CIV) - Will be a starter.
Nigel de Jong (NED) - will be pushed to the bench even though he played in the World Cup final, but we will need him.
Stephen Ireland (IRL) - I would rather stick with Ireland rather falling for Milner. Home grown
David Silva (ESP) - Will be a key figure in our coming seasons.
Roque Santa Cruz (PRY) - He deserves a second chance. I would keep him ahead of Jo and Caicedo.
Carlos Tevez (ARG) - Best player last season.
Emmanuel Adebayor (TGO) - He will be a key figure this season.

Under 21s:
Dedryck Boyata (BEL)
Javan Vidal (ENG)
Greg Cunningham (IRE)
Abdisalam Ibrahim (NOR)
Vladimir Weiss (SVK)
Alex Tchuimeni-Nimely (ENG)
Mario Balotelli (ITA) - (?)

Loan:
Gunnar Nielsen (FAR)

To be sold:
Shaleum Logan (ENG)
Javier Garrido (ESP) - A key figure of signing David Silva.
Kelvin Etuhu (NGA)
Robinho (BRA)
Jo (BRA)
Felipe Caicedo (ECU)

Author:	Squidge [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:28 pm ]
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Timpblue wrote: nathan blake Who, apparently, Capello hasn't even met. It just strikes me that when the young players are playing in a tournament like this, Capello should be there watching. For £6m a year, he should be watching what may be the future of the England team.

Author:	Timpblue [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:31 pm ]
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Squidge wrote: Who, apparently, Capello hasn't even met. It just strikes me that when the young players are playing in a tournament like this, Capello should be there watching. For £6m a year, he should be watching what may be the future of the England team. really? i would have thought that the first order of business would have been to meet the coaches of all teams that represent the national side so that you are all aware of what is expected that's not very good planning

Author:	bigdavecox90 [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:31 pm ]
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What surprises do we reckon will be in the 25?

Author:	gibbonicus_andronicus [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:32 pm ]
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he should be forced to watch every single game and training session that has an relevance whatsoever to the national side, current or future. actually, sod forced, he should be doing that anyway for the pay he's on.

Author:	gibbonicus_andronicus [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:33 pm ]
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bigdavecox90 wrote: What surprises do we reckon will be in the 25? rsc, robinho that'd be a fucking nasty surprise.

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Author:	bigdavecox90 [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:36 pm ]
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gibbonicus_andronicus wrote: rsc, robinho that'd be a fucking nasty surprise. See Woodgate has been left out of Spuds 25.

Author:	Timpblue [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:45 pm ]
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bigdavecox90 wrote: What surprises do we reckon will be in the 25? garrido

Author:	Danny's Studs [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:52 pm ]
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gibbonicus_andronicus wrote: bellend, ireland aint no surprise....

Author:	ThunderinScitters [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:56 pm ]
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Torres

Author:	Winston_Smith [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 2:33 pm ]
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Michael Johnson

Author:	Barnsey [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 2:48 pm ]
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This 25 is can be differant to the squad you register for Europe, is it not?

Author:	Timpblue [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 2:53 pm ]
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Barnsey wrote: This 25 is can be differant to the squad you register for Europe, is it not? yup this is for the league only

Author:	Timpblue [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 3:57 pm ]
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u19 euros england currently getting their arses handed to them by the spanish 3-1

Author:	MCFC_Boss [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 5:09 pm ]
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I would like it to end up looking this way. But, we are really playing a guessing game at the moment. Home grown players: Joe Hart (ENG) - the future of England Stuart Taylor (ENG) - 2 year extention (great experince). Micah Richards (ENG) - a player for the future. Nedum Onuoha (ENG) - another player for the future. Joleon Lescott (ENG) - great expectations ahead. Wayne Bridge (ENG) - will be a great sqaud player and will compete for a starting place). Michael Johnson (ENG) - on the way to recovery (great player for the future). Gareth Barry (ENG) - A player that would help the shape of the team. Adam Johnson (ENG) - the future still ahead of him. Shaun Wright-Phillips (ENG) - great player to have around. Craig Bellamy (WAL) - Keeping him in the squad is more than enough. He will keep on competting and pushing for a starting place. Foreign players: Shay Given (IRL) - will compete for a starting place. David Gonzales (COL) Aleksandar Kolarov (SER) - a player that will bring a new character to the team. Pablo Zabaleta (ARG) - a versatile player. Jerome Boateng (GER) - one for the future. Vincent Kompany (BEL) - a great player. Kolo Toure (CIV) - the captain. Patrick Vieira (FRA)- great experince. Yaya Toure (CIV) - Will be a starter. Nigel de Jong (NED) - will be pushed to the bench, but we will need him. Stephen Ireland (IRL) - I would rather stick with Ireland rather falling for Milner. David Silva (ESP) - Will be a key figure in our coming seasons. Roque Santa Cruz (PRY) - He deserves a second chance. I would keep him ahead of Jo and Caicedo. Carlos Tevez (ARG) - Best player last season. Emmanuel Adebayor (TGO) - He will be a key figure this season. Mario Balotelli (ITA) - (?) Under 21s: Dedryck Boyata (BEL) Javan Vidal (ENG) Greg Cunningham (IRE) Abdisalam Ibrahim (NOR) Vladimir Weiss (SVK) Alex Tchuimeni-Nimely (ENG) Loan: Gunnar Nielsen (FAR) To be sold: Shaleum Logan (ENG) Javier Garrido (ESP) - A key figure of signing David Silva. Kelvin Etuhu (NGA) Robinho (BRA) Jo (BRA) Felipe Caicedo (ECU)

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Author:	MCFC_Boss [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 5:20 pm ]
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gibbonicus_andronicus wrote: with mancini at the club? i do reckon he's going to do his best to get rid of those two. he and bellend don't seem to get on, and reports are... conflicting about his and ireland's relationship. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11679_6281017,00.html Quote: [SIZE="4"]Mancini sets Ireland challenge[/SIZE] City boss says there has been no problem with midfielder Roberto Mancini has dismissed reports of a problem with Stephen Ireland, but has yet to decide whether the midfielder will be in his Manchester City squad this season. New Premier League rules being introduced for the coming campaign require Mancini to name a 25-man squad and there have been claims Ireland will be overlooked. Mancini has boosted his midfield options significantly since taking charge at City and Ireland has attracted interest from Sunderland. There have also been rumours of a row during the club's pre-season trip to the USA, but Mancini is keeping an open mind regarding Ireland's future. Up to him "Right now I don't know who will miss out," said Mancini. "I have not decided anything about Stephen Ireland. "There has been no problem with him on the tour. I don't know how it's possible for him to think anything other than that he has a chance of a future here because I haven't decided. "It is up to him to prove himself to me." Craig Bellamy is another player who may struggle to make the cut for the new season and Mancini concedes he has some tough decisions on his hands. He added: "We have 30 players, maybe more, and we have to get it down to 25 before the end of August. "So it is clear that some of the players we have here are going to be left off that list. I am not sure yet if one of those will be Craig Bellamy. "At this moment it is impossible to know which players will be on that final list."

Author:	Bastard [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 5:40 pm ]
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MCFC_Boss wrote: Kelvin Etuhu (NGA) Racist.

Author:	Bert Trautmanns neck brace [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 6:56 pm ]
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MCFC_Boss wrote: I would like it to end up looking this way. But, we are really playing a guessing game at the moment. Home grown players: Joe Hart (ENG) - the future of England Stuart Taylor (ENG) - 2 year extention (great experince). Micah Richards (ENG) - a player for the future. Nedum Onuoha (ENG) - another player for the future. Joleon Lescott (ENG) - great expectations ahead. Wayne Bridge (ENG) - will be a great sqaud* player and will compete for a starting place). Michael Johnson (ENG) - on the way to recovery (great player for the future). Gareth Barry (ENG) - A player that would help the shape of the team. Adam Johnson (ENG) - the future still ahead of him. Shaun Wright-Phillips (ENG) - great player to have around. Craig Bellamy (WAL) - Keeping him in the squad is more than enough. He will keep on competting and pushing for a starting place. Foreign players: Shay Given (IRL) - will compete for a starting place. Given qualifies as Home grown . He was at Blackburn when he was 18 David Gonzales (COL) Aleksandar Kolarov (SER) - a player that will bring a new character to the team. Pablo Zabaleta (ARG) - a versatile player. Jerome Boateng (GER) - one for the future. He did actually play in a World Cup semi final. Vincent Kompany (BEL) - a great player. Kolo Toure (CIV) - the captain. Patrick Vieira (FRA)- great experince. Yaya Toure (CIV) - Will be a starter. Nigel de Jong (NED) - will be pushed to the bench even though he played in the World Cup final, but we will need him. Stephen Ireland (IRL) - I would rather stick with Ireland rather falling for Milner. Home grown David Silva (ESP) - Will be a key figure in our coming seasons. Roque Santa Cruz (PRY) - He deserves a second chance. I would keep him ahead of Jo and Caicedo. Carlos Tevez (ARG) - Best player last season. Emmanuel Adebayor (TGO) - He will be a key figure this season. Under 21s: Dedryck Boyata (BEL) Javan Vidal (ENG) Greg Cunningham (IRE) Abdisalam Ibrahim (NOR) Vladimir Weiss (SVK) Alex Tchuimeni-Nimely (ENG) Mario Balotelli (ITA) - (?) Loan: Gunnar Nielsen (FAR) To be sold: Shaleum Logan (ENG) Javier Garrido (ESP) - A key figure of signing David Silva. Kelvin Etuhu (NGA) Robinho (BRA) Jo (BRA) Felipe Caicedo (ECU) We need buy no more * are you Andy Davies in disguise??

Author:	hesherehesthere [ Tue Jul 27, 2010 7:40 pm ]
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I'm hoping Robinho will be in the 25. There, I said it.