No idea when does it all begin? Can't be far off but so many tournaments going on right now haven't paid much thought to the football. Hope it's a bold selection i.e. young, exciting talent ahead of established players who've lost their edge like Sterling.
Am I right in believing the Opening Ceremony at the soccerball World Cup there is going to be a Pride celebration? This is wonderful news if true.
Is anyone actually going to watch this anyway? I don't know what all the fuss is about holding the soccerball Globe Shield in Catarrh. Soccerball is played by a bunch of fairy rampant ****tahs so I personally think it's quite forward thinking of the corrupt UEFA to hold it in a country where rampant ****terism is frowned upon and can lead to a 7 years prison sentence where these sordid and depraved ****tahs will have man meat freely on offer. It's a win, win and the Catarrhi government are therefore positively encouraging Marmite Motorway shenanigans but thoughtfully keeping it out of sight of normal people. So a few individuals sadly passed away from natural causes whilst constructing the stadia whilst being treated like slaves recompensed with a pittance. That's life really, it has all been for the greater good. The end justifies the means. Here's to a successful tournament. One that displays humankind in all its postivity and equality and diversity. Let the games begin and may the best team of ****tahs triumph
Gareth Southgate names 26-man England World Cup squad Leicester midfielder James Maddison has been included Man Utd forward Marcus Rashford and Newcastle striker Callum Wilson also included Goalkeepers: Pickford (Everton), Pope (Newcastle), Ramsdale (Arsenal) Defenders: Maguire, Shaw (both Man Utd), Dier (Tottenham), Stones, Walker (both Man City), Trippier (Newcastle), Coady (Everton), White (Arsenal), Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) Midfielders: Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund), Mount, Gallagher (both Chelsea), Rice (West Ham), Henderson (Liverpool), Phillips (Man City) Forwards: Maddison (Leicester), Foden, Grealish (both Man City), Kane (Tottenham), Saka (Arsenal), Sterling (Chelsea), Wilson (Newcastle), Rashford (Man Utd)