by Old Man Andrews » 18 Nov 2020 20:12
by Sanguine » 25 Nov 2020 12:35
by South Coast Royal » 25 Nov 2020 15:09
Sanguine Good stat this.
When Jude Bellingham came on for his England debut against Ireland, he became one of the 4th pair of non-British club teammates to appear at the same time for England, with his Dortmund team-mate Jadon Sancho already on the pitch. The other such pairs are David Beckham and Michael Owen (Real Madrid, 7 times), Mark Hateley and Ray Wilkins (Milan, 4), and Hateley and Glenn Hoddle (Monaco, 1).
by Sanguine » 25 Nov 2020 15:14
South Coast RoyalSanguine Good stat this.
When Jude Bellingham came on for his England debut against Ireland, he became one of the 4th pair of non-British club teammates to appear at the same time for England, with his Dortmund team-mate Jadon Sancho already on the pitch. The other such pairs are David Beckham and Michael Owen (Real Madrid, 7 times), Mark Hateley and Ray Wilkins (Milan, 4), and Hateley and Glenn Hoddle (Monaco, 1).
My only comment on this is that it is still the case after so many years of International football that so few English players plie their trade abroad.
Bellingham and Sancho are still very much the exceptions.
I suspect that nothing will change much whilst the Premier League remains just about the biggest gravy train in world football.
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