Miguel Delaney
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1,634 appearances
13 recordings
6 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 5d ago
Miguel Delaney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They're going to have to go with Jed Spencer right back, a player who hasn't played right back, even if he kind of grew up playing right back in three years.
Then there's Declan Rice's fitness, where, I mean, Rice will be back in for the Democratic Republic of Congo game.
But if he's out...
it was supposed to be Rhys James coming in Bellingham worked against a team that plays a low block can it work in the same way against a better side I don't think it can because Panama didn't have a lot of the absolute front end of the pitch but to be fair
and he sits alongside um anderson but certainly they can't go with anderson on his own yeah completely he was he was isolated like it's funny because i can in the year in some of the earlier games with rice beside him that's why i think rice is england's one i'm sorry he's one of three of the least replaceable players obviously there's kane for the goals there's reese james because they've got so few quality right backs now where two years ago they had an abundance of them
And there's Rice just because of what he brings to the deal.
It's funny, with a two-kill England, everything is so centred around Harry Kane.
Everything is about trying to get the best out of Kane.
And Rice is crucial for that, for the way he drives that midfield.
And without him there, Gannison suddenly went from a player you could see, OK, you can see why Manchester City, they can see similarities with Rodri, although I don't think he's as good as Rodri, obviously.
Suddenly, he wasn't able to cover the ground that peak Rodri was, naturally enough.
But the one thing from all that,
This is something that occurred to me during the game more so.
And from all the conversations I've been having about the Kane thing and how central he is, like where he's kind of a 9.5 goal scorer and sort of the playmaker, it does feel entirely like England are a team built for transition because they've got a lot of players like that, but also because that's going to suit the biggest games.
And it's why, even though England's performances have been pretty unconvincing, and I think they've got a few flaws, England,
it's quite kind of give them a chance because like a really good chance to say because I think they the way they set up will look better against better sides and equally on that side of the draw and this is I think true the whole tournament like there's always this thing but it would especially with England I suppose and especially with tournaments in general as soon as it gets to kind of the real business they're in trouble but
I don't really think there's many outstanding teams in this tournament.
France, obviously, and I have to say, my opinion on them very much evolved, even though it was a relative low-stakes game against Norway.
Spain would be up there, but I think they've got into the tournament with too many injuries, too many fitness issues.
And now, because so many of their wingers are injured, it's sort of back to Spain has parried themselves, so they don't have the outlet.
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