Ali Moreno

How do you watch Nico O'Reilly play left-back for Manchester City and say, that's the guy for left-back for England.

That's the guy.

How, because the conversation that we have had about Manchester City this whole season is about the outside back and how many issues they have there and that Nico Reilly is far more effective for Manchester City when he plays in the midfield.

And yet, you say, all right, I'm gonna believe in something that is not working and I'm gonna actually

You know what, I'm gonna race it, and I'm gonna take that same player who doesn't feel all that comfortable playing in that position, I'm gonna take him to the national team, and I'm gonna show that this guy can play there.

This version of England right now is looking a lot like the version of Bayern Munich

for Thomas Tuchel at the end, where you didn't really know what they were.

They had no real identity, and while they may have had talented players on the field, they never looked like a team.

If we are gonna base our opinion on England,

thinking about the World Cup on what we saw against Uruguay and what we saw against Japan.

Mommy!

Not a whole lot to hang on to.

The feeling, the sensations are different.

It was all doom and gloom with Igor Tudor.

And it was doom and gloom from the moment he got there, it was doom and gloom before he got there, and somehow he found a way to make it worse.

So, actually, if you're Roberto Di Cervi, anything that seems like a sign of life, it's an improvement.

So that, I think, as a manager, you have to go into the locker room and right away separate yourself from the doom and gloom.

we're going to save ourselves.

Not only are we going to save ourselves, we're going to thrive at the end of the season.

And this is how we're going to do it.