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'There's a generation of England players that expect to win' - Carsley

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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 11:43 Greenwich Mean Time

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    How about Indiana Jones as manager? He'll soon whip 'em into shape.

    Tommy

  2. What's Wales' form like?published at 11:39 Greenwich Mean Time

    Wales

    Pretty good.

    Wales are unbeaten across their past four matches, beating Montenegro by one goal home and away, and drawing with Turkey and Iceland.

    Wales playersImage source, Getty Images
  3. 'England's squad depth right up there'published at 11:34 Greenwich Mean Time

    Greece 0-3 England

    Leon Osman
    Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Curtis Jones of England celebrates scoring his team's third goal with teammatesImage source, Getty Images

    England have got to be right up there with any nation in world football in terms of squad depth.

    If Bukayo Saka is out, Noni Madueke can come in. If Jude Bellingham is out, Phil Foden comes in. It goes on and on.

    Now it's about the trust in the manager.

    If somebody is coming in instead of you, you want them to do well, but not too well, because you want your position back.

    But if you are assured by your manager that you are all going to be playing your part, there is real trust there and the players will buy into it.

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    Get Involved - Kane or Watkins?published at 11:30 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Re Joe in South Australia at 10:35. We were holding onto a narrow 1-0 lead and relying on several great saves by Pickford before Kane came on. Strolled to a 3-0 win after he was brought on. Not sure how that is looking a better team without him.

    Rob in Darlington

  5. What happened when Wales last played Turkey?published at 11:27 Greenwich Mean Time

    Wales playersImage source, Getty Images

    In early September, Wales gave an exciting glimpse of what the future may hold under new head coach Craig Bellamy, even if the fixture did end up finishing in a 0-0 draw.

    Aaron Ramsey and Joe Rodon missed two glorious chances and Sorba Thomas had a first-half goal disallowed.

    Turkey's Baris Yilmaz was sent off in the 62nd minute but Wales couldn't capitalise at home, against 10 men.

  6. How are Wales doing in the Nations League?published at 11:24 Greenwich Mean Time

    We'll keep the England chat coming, but we're also going to stick with Wales news for a bit.

    Craig Bellamy's side are away to Turkey tomorrow at 17:00 GMT, and could go top with a win.

    Wales
  7. Postpublished at 11:18 Greenwich Mean Time

    Thanks Tim. Chris Jones makes the XI for now but he can always be replaced.

    What was Chris Jones like as a neighbour? Mine isn't a a top-flight striker, although he does take our bins out when we're away. Legend.

    England Jones XI
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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 11:16 Greenwich Mean Time

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    How about Chris Jones the former Spurs player (1973-82). He was a forward who played once for England U21s (from Jersey). He also lived next door to me in the early 80s.

    Tim, Herts

    Chris JonesImage source, Getty Images
  9. Postpublished at 11:12 Greenwich Mean Time

    Good one Andy.

    Craig Bellamy quotes will be coming very soon. We'll also build up to Wales vs Turkey in a bit.

    But do keep your England chat coming. Particularly on Harry Kane's position in the squad, and, of course, your favourite players with the surname Jones.

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    Get Involvedpublished at 11:08 Greenwich Mean Time

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    @10:24 so you're saying it is unusual?

    Andy

  11. Curtis Jones - pass masterpublished at 11:05 Greenwich Mean Time

    Curtis Jones completed 65 passes in the 3-0 win over Greece, compared with 38 from Connor Gallagher, who he partnered in the base of England's midfield.

    The majority of the work done by the Liverpool midfielder was in linking play, between defence and attack.

    Further forward, Jude Bellingham completed 37 passes in his central role, behind striker Ollie Watkins.

    Of Jones' attempted passes, only three failed to hit their intended target.

    Curtis Jones pass map
  12. Postpublished at 11:01 Greenwich Mean Time

    Oh no Ryan, the ratio for your latest post isn't looking good, sorry mate. But do keep texting in, we love hearing from you.

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    Get Involvedpublished at 10:57 Greenwich Mean Time

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    I made a post yesterday saying Curtis Jones is the best English midfielder at the moment, I had 50/50 in regards thumbs up and down. I wonder what people think now.

    Ryan

  14. All-round displaypublished at 10:54 Greenwich Mean Time

    We're on about players called Jones so much because we've been inspired by the Curtis Jones' versatility.

    Jones' all-action display for England in his debut against Greece is characterised by his heat map below, which shows his presence in every area of midfield.

    It also includes one shining beacon in the opposition box, highlighting the Liverpool midfielder's finish for the Three Lions' third goal on the night - the 23-year-old's first for the senior side.

    Curtis Jones heat map
  15. Postpublished at 10:50 Greenwich Mean Time

    Also, Wales boss Craig Bellamy will be speaking to the media soon, so stick around to hear his thoughts.

    Wales are away to Turkey on Saturday night.

    Craig BellamyImage source, Getty Images
  16. Postpublished at 10:48 Greenwich Mean Time

    Yep, Joey Jones lifted two European Cups with Liverpool in the 70s.

    Here he is taking a throw-in for Wales, who he won 72 caps for. Oh...

    Joey JonesImage source, Getty Images
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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 10:47 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Wasn’t there a Joey Jones who played for Liverpool?

    Neil, Gosport. COYG

  18. Nations League standings and fixturespublished at 10:43 Greenwich Mean Time

    All kick-offs 17:00 GMT

    Group B2 men's Nations League table, with England top on 12 points above Greece (12), Republic of Ireland (6) and Finland (0)

    Here is a look at how Group B2 stands, with England top on head-to-head record following Thursday's 3-0 win in Greece.

    Just one round of fixtures remain:

    Sunday, 17 November

    • England v Republic of Ireland
    • Finland v Greece
  19. What do England need to do to qualify?published at 10:39 Greenwich Mean Time

    Just looking ahead to Sunday, England will want to be selecting their strongest XI.

    That's because victory over Republic of Ireland at Wembley would see England promoted back to the top tier of the Nations League as group winners.

    Placings of teams that finish equal on points are decided on head-to-head results and then head-to-head goal difference.

    England lost 2-1 at home to Greece before winning 3-0 on Thursday in the reverse fixture.

    Should the Three Lions drop points in their final fixture, Greece would finish top if they better England's result in their final game in Finland on Sunday.

    Group runners-up can still win promotion via a play-off in March against a team that finishes third in Group A.

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    Get Involved - Kane or Watkins?published at 10:35 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Has anyone asked the question - why do we always look like a better team when Harry Kane ISN'T on the pitch?

    Joe, South Australia.