They've been consistently decent for a number of years so I think it is possible they will qualify.I suspect Cape Verde will not perform to the same level in the other 2 games.
But here’s to being wrong
Just said similar. Your preparations can't be rocked by losing a peripheral player who was bench cover for the full back positionsTypical journo hyperbole there. I would reserve the word "rocked" for players: Harry Kane, Jordan Pickford, Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice. Not back up full backs. Not ideal but at the same time not a player who will be missed too much.
Or Shaw. Or Lewis-Skelly. Or a better centre back.Bit confused about why Chalobah has been selected as the replacement over Hall TBH.
Obviously not really a guarantee of anything either way and the proof will be in the performances, but I know some of the journalists who are currently out in Kansas at the England base camp and were also in Miami for the warm up games. A couple of the ones who I chat with regularly have been comparing the mood in the camp and the general feel of things to when they were at the 2014 World Cup camp in Brazil with Roy Hodgson...