Three Lions Roar
England national football team: News, Opinion, and Commentary on Three Lions
England's playing this week, but they aren't the only national team on the British Isles. Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland - and while we are at it, let's throw in Ireland - all play matches this week.
Greg Dyke, the Chairman for the Football Association has suggested that England could host the 2026 World Cup.
Theo Walcott was recently called up to the English National Team for games against Lithuania and Italy. I don't understand why.
Roy Hodgson has named his squad for the upcoming matches against Lithuania and Italy. Of note is the inclusion of Harry Kane in his first call up to the senior squad.
Pace is overrated. Who needs pace when you've got intelligence?
With two Euro qualifiers matches coming up and injuries to several England regulars, Roy Hodgson had to made some changes to the squad that will play San Marino and Estonia.
With a spot in next June's U21 European Championship at stakes, Gareth Southgate called for some reinforcements from the senior squad for the upcoming playoff against Croatia.
But England still have to qualify.
A closer look at Jack Colback's selection for the last England squad illustrates worrying incompetence on Mr Hodgson's part.
In the 2-0 win against Switzerland, Jack Wilshere played in a holding-midfield role, a position that was fairly unfamiliar to him. Jack came out and had a fairly good game. Afterwards, when admitting that he wasn't so used to the role, the Arsenal midfielder said that he would study the position, particularly how world class talents like Pirlo and Mascherano play the role. Now, does that actually make sense for Wilshere and the English national team?
After a drab 1-0 win over Norway, the road to Euro 2016 begins with a trip to Switzerland.
England remain unbeaten in their 2015 European qualification group.
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has accepted that Match of the Day pundit Robbie Savage is right when he said the young England man needed a run of games to regain some form.
England have been dealt a major blow as it was revealed Daniel Sturridge will miss their tough opening qualifier in Switzerland.
You'll need to forgive us for the delay in getting this article up, we simply fell asleep.
England prepare for the start of their Euro 2016 qualification games with a friendly against Norway
Ahead of England's friendly against Norway later today, here's some notable Norwegians who plied their trade in the Premier League.
The young Everton defender will line up in the starting 11 against Norway tomorrow.
Who has managed to catch their breath after a transfer day that offered up the odd shock and surprise.
Tomorrow night England will face Norway at Wembley, but they may be doing so in front of a record low crowd.
As reported, four new names made England's squad for the two upcoming games.
Frank Lampard, at the age of 36, has announced his retirement from the English National Football team.
In versatility's post on Hodgson's statements regarding English players abroad, an English striker plying his trade in New York by the name of Bradley Wright-Phillips was mentioned. Who is he? And can he help England's football team?
Reports are circulating that several youngsters are in line for a call-up to the national team.
David Wyatt offered an interesting suggestion for England to try and improve a few weeks back. However, I disagree a bit on whether the proposed 3-5-2 formation would be of best interest to the national team. My case boils down to one argument: fullbacks.
The national team manager believes that moving abroad will benefit English players (and the national team).
The Three Lionesses will compete in their third straight World Cup.
Second batch of Englishmen aiming to make their case for the national team this season.
Looking at several English players aiming to make an impression in the new season.
With Man United set to kick off their new season against Swansea this Saturday, could England copy their formation?
We have just over two weeks in the transfer window remaining. So will any other England internationals be moving?
England shot-stopper Fraser Forster is today completing a medical at Southampton before completing his reported £10 million move.
Jack Rodwell has made a summer move away from Manchester City, now he wants to force his way back into the England side.
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