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ENGLAND V POLAND: LIVE UPDATES

• ENGLAND V POLAND: LIVE UPDATES

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  rustee1 > 15/10/2013, 15:16

  i'm almost certain there wll still be polish fans in the home sections. we'll see tonight, but there will be long sections of the game where the polish fans outsing the english.

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 15:19

  (15/10/2013, 15:16)rustee1 Wrote: i'm almost certain there wll still be polish fans in the home sections. we'll see tonight, but there will be long sections of the game where the polish fans outsing the english.

  
  I don't doubt it, but by doubling their allocation at least there'll be 9,000 less in the home sections than there would have been.

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  rustee1 > 15/10/2013, 15:25

  i wouldn't be shocked to still see 9,000 in the home sections. there are a lot of polish people living in england and i'm sure most will want to be there tonight.

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 15:57

  Reports are suggesting that Michael Carrick could get the nod ahead of Frank Lampard to partner Steven Gerrard in central midfield tonight.
  
  Might see us have a bit more control and possession in the middle of the park, but it's hardly an attacking switch is it?
  
  Thoughts?

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  Bob2306 > 15/10/2013, 16:54

  It's not all doom and gloom. We must not forget that Ukraine still have to get past the mighty San Marino, away! Yes we could lose and still top the group.
  
  Nurse. Nurse.......More pills please!!!!!!!

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 19:39

  The teams are in!
  
  Chris Smalling gets the nod at right-back ahead of Phil Jones, and Michael Carrick replaces Frank Lampard, as per the speculation earlier. Andros Townsend wins his second cap after impressing against Montenegro.
  
  For Poland, Szczesny replaces Artur Boruc in goal.
  
  England: Hart, Smalling, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines, Carrick, Gerrard, Townsend, Rooney, Welbeck, Sturridge. Subs: Ruddy, Jones, Gibbs, Wilshere, Lampard, Milner, Barkley, Defoe, Sterling, Lambert, Forster.
  
  Poland: Szczesny, Wojtkowiak, Jedrzejczyk, Glik, Celeban, Blaszczykowski, Mierzejewski, Krychowiak, Sobota, Mariusz Lewandowski, Robert Lewandowski. Subs: Boruc, Wasilewski, Jodlowiec, Polanski, Zielinski, Klich, Wawrzyniak, Peszko, Sobiech, Rzezniczak, Fabianski.
  
  Thoughts?

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND PREVIEW

  carl1984 > 15/10/2013, 19:46

  Sensible side for England, plenty of attacking threat but Carrick brings that extra defensive protection in midfield, I think it is important that we score a couple or three as can't see us keeping a clean sheet in truth

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND: LIVE UPDATES

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 20:11

  Sounds noisey doesn't it? I wonder how many of them are Polish voices?
  
  Apparently England have only won 2 of their last 8 final qualifying matches...

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND: LIVE UPDATES

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 20:22

  The best chance of the night yet falls to Poland. Sobota's not far off and almost beats Hart at the near post.
  
  England have looked the brighter of the two sides so far though, Townsend forced a decent save from Szczesny not so long ago.
  
  Still 0-0.

• RE: ENGLAND V POLAND: LIVE UPDATES

  StrumSolo > 15/10/2013, 20:24

  (15/10/2013, 16:54)Bob2306 Wrote: It's not all doom and gloom. We must not forget that Ukraine still have to get past the mighty San Marino, away! Yes we could lose and still top the group.
  
  Nurse. Nurse.......More pills please!!!!!!!

  
  Already 2-0 to the Ukraine in that one, Bob.
  
  Not to worry...
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