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If it were put to the vote, would we, the fans, be prepared to sacrifice all that we hold holy upon the altar of world domination?
Rooney looked out of condition against Ukraine but will always give the opposition a problem, tearing defences apart with his trademark darting runs
We don’t need the football to be pretty but too often England’s progress is measured in fits and stutters, a long way from the smooth machine needed at this level
With only a draw needed, it is a chance to exploit the flashes of flair shown predominantly by the youngsters of the squad
It is one of those moments that every fan lives for – the sublime art of the impossible, a moment to savour, replay and retell
If they are comfortable on 60 minutes, Roy may even have the luxury of resting Steven Gerrard and Scott Parker for the final half-hour
Freedom of speech is subjective and the need to strike a balance between “banter” and insult risks marginalising the very people it seeks to protect
Whether it’s a young player who is forging ahead with a career or an older one looking to prolong his, an athlete will always seek to gain any legal advantage
Until the goal, England seemed to be content to sit back and be tested. It wasn’t until just before half time that they started to move the ball with any kind of flow
What chance the emergence of a team of eager young guns following the awful non-showing at the last World Cup, where the team looked jaded and burnt out?
Here was the same old England writing the same old sit back, soak up, cling on, don’t do anything silly story
