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Are there too many foreign managers in the PL? I can't remember any successful English manager.

Why is the manager the problem?

I always thought that England's fighting spirit was one of their strengths.

With success I mean reaching at least the semi-finals.

I will be supporting Spain, although I have a soft spot for British people.

Despite several top players, like Kane, Sterling, Adam, Lallana and Alli, it's hard to predict England's chances at the World Cup. The friendlies against Germany and Brazil were encouraging, but is England's team gooed enough to triumph in Russia?

It's bizarre that arsenal's squad always lacks so much quality, which explains why they never have any chance of winning the PL, not to mention the CL. How is it possible that wenger has been in charge for so long despite a devastating lack of success? Why does arsenal's management always refuse...

Impressive result last night in Oporto. The key question however is: Should liverpool get all the credits, or was it because of Porto's terrible performance?

It must be quite frustrating for arsenal as they are lagging so far behind the top teams in the PL.

You're right, salah is a better player than Kane as the latter one is only a striker, while salah can create chances thanks to his technical skills, speed, and agility.

Comparing lukaku with sturridge is like bringing a crab to a crawfish boil. The first one is a target man who lacks technical skills, while sturridge is a flying winger with quite some pass patterns.

One thing's for sure: Phil Neville is definitely an open-minded person, and anyting but a macho man. Interesting career move!

Any arguments?

You obviously haven't seen him play for the Dutch national team. wijnaldum is always a big disappointment.

In fact, he's still that same invisible man, with his performances at both liverpool and the Dutch national team as testament to that notion.

I don't judge wijnaldum on his 'performance' against Swansea. Just saying that it was typical for wijnaldum's lack of quality.

Try again, but this time use some arguments......

You're clearly not seeing the big picture. How come liverpool's academy isn't capable of producing average players like wijnaldum? That would safe them a lot of money. Why investing money in an academy if it results in nothing? You don't see that £25 million is way too much for an average...

wijnaldum's rating against Swansea tells it all: Got off the team bus, got back on it. Not sure what happened in between. Looked like a child lost in a theme park, didn’t act like one though as they often talk to someone, even if it’s to ask where their mummy is. Had a fleeting appearance on 56...

For your information, I have seen multiple matches, and he remains the same regular player. The fact that liverpool paid so much money for such an average player is typical for the transfer policy of most English clubs. How is it possible that liverpool's academy even can't produce average...