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Welbeck will play, Roy loves him and he's severely underrated  as wellimo.

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Does Heinrich do anything in his life other than arguing on the internet?

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Danny Welbeck’s participation in England’s opening World Cup game against Italy has been left in considerable doubt after he limped out of the squad’s training session on Tuesday, with Raheem Sterling’s chances of starting in Manaus enhanced as a result.

Welbeck, who was already wearing heavy strapping on his right thigh, was led away for treatment by the head physio, Gary Lewin, while the players undertook attacking drills at their plush base at the Urca military camp. His absence from Saturday’s game would constitute a considerable blow for Roy Hodgson, who has leant heavily on the Manchester United forward throughout his tenure as manager despite his relatively meagre goals return for his club.

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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jun/10/england-danny-welbeck-injury-raheem-sterling-italy-world-cup-2014

ffs, it's all falling apart already, if Milner starts against Italy we're doomed.

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wow, i even highlighted it the second time to make it easier to see and still you missed it and claim the opposite - i do NOT think EVERY brit is like this. but again and again in this forum they are the ones bringing it up. just like this time.
so it's just fair to point that out imo.

and yes, there IS a rivalry, i would never deny that. but it's a football rivalry, what does the war have to do with it?!

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Kalms isn't a med anymore?

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this

Sterling is one of englands best weapons some opponents just wont be able to deal with his pace and trickery