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

  1. get involved

    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 10:12 Greenwich Mean Time

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    It would be great if we could get all the players with the surname Jones and have a kick about. Maybe make a programme about it. We could call it “Keepie Up With The Joneses”

    Andy in Wiltshire

  2. I was playing free, with a smile on my face - Jonespublished at 10:08 Greenwich Mean Time

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    The Jones of the moment, Curtis Jones, also spoke about his own performance on what was an accomplished senior debut.

    "I was playing free, I had a smile on my face and enjoying it and I am happy I came out with a goal as well," Jones told ITV Sport.

    "If you have got a team like ours, I can go higher, I can come low, I can get on the ball, I can play. There's lads there to help.

    "There are also lads who said I can go as well. Jude stayed back and said I can go, so that's what I did, and lucky enough I scored."

    Curtis Jones in the England dressing room with his player of the match awardImage source, Getty Images
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    Curtis Jones in the England dressing room with his player of the match award

  3. Postpublished at 10:04 Greenwich Mean Time

    AB-Jones made her England debut as an 89th-minute substitute against Republic of Ireland this summer.

    The 21-year-old is a future England regular. She already has four goals for Chelsea this season.

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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 10:02 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Aggie Beever-JonesImage source, Getty Images

    If you allow alternative spellings, what about Joan Whalley? Supposedly she played for England against Scotland in 1946. Also Aggie Beever-Jones.

    Justin, Nottingham

  5. What are we talking about?published at 09:56 Greenwich Mean Time

    Just joining us? We're reacting to last night's win for England in Greece.

    What does it mean for the Three Lions' Nations League campaign?

    Who was your standout player?

    What did you make of England's performance?

    And should Harry Kane be starting against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday?

    Plus, with Curtis Jones becoming the ninth Jones to play for England, we're after two more suggestions to fill our fantasy England Jones XI.

  6. 'All the young players played with a lot of quality'published at 09:52 Greenwich Mean Time

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    England interim boss Lee Carsley on whether he had any extra satisfaction as his calls came off:

    "None at all. I see the quality that the players have got. You’re now seeing that the players have the capability and mentality to play.

    "All the young players played with a lot of quality tonight. The age of these players - there are a lot of positives.

    "I thought Curtis [Jones] was outstanding tonight. I thought Jude [Bellingham] was really good. Him, Conor [Gallagher] and Curtis had a really good combination tonight."

    Lee Carsley and Curtis JonesImage source, Getty Images
  7. 'Back to the top of the group - where we belong'published at 09:43 Greenwich Mean Time

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    After putting in a mature, eye-catching performance as England's creator-in-chief against Greece, Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham also played the elder-statesman when speaking with ITV Sport in his post-match interview, external.

    Standing alongside Curtis Jones, another one of the Three Lions' star performers, Bellingham summed up the team's performance and win, which moved them top of Group B2 in the Nations League with one match remaining:

    "A good win, an important win," he said. "A lot was made of the lads that weren't here but I think that the lads that were here, who showed up, were amazing.

    "Curt [Curtis Jones] making his debut, scoring, playing as he did. Amazing - I'm really proud of the boys tonight.

    "There would have been a million and one excuses if we didn't play well or didn't get over the line, but the lads went out and did the business so professionally. Back to the top of the group - where we belong."

    Curtis Jones and Jude Bellingham prepare for their post-match interview with ITV SportImage source, Getty Images
  8. Postpublished at 09:39 Greenwich Mean Time

    I like it, Broe. Although Bobby Jones can't boast any England youth appearances.

    What do we reckon, in the team for now?

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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 09:35 Greenwich Mean Time

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    How about Bobby Jones? 101 goals in 421 appearances for Bristol Rovers between 1956 and 1973. Gas legend!

    Broe, Sydney, Australia

  10. Carsley - Players like Bellingham 'have a different kind of experience'published at 09:28 Greenwich Mean Time

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    England's Jude BellinghamImage source, Getty Images

    England interim boss Lee Carsley on Jude Bellingham leading:

    "I think Jude - along with the majority of the team - they have a different type of experience. If you look at the team tonight there's a lot of Champions League experience and that definitely helps on a night like tonight.

    "They've done it for their clubs and now they have done it for England.

    "I have spoken about the mentality they have got. They don't see themselves as a gamble. He leads but he doesn't just lead like that in games, he leads like that in training and his preparation."

  11. Leaving big players out?published at 09:23 Greenwich Mean Time

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

    Thomas Tuchel poses for a photo as he is announced as the new England manager at Wembley StadiumImage source, Getty Images

    What we need now from Thomas Tuchel, more than anything, is bravery. Bravery in picking a team that is balanced to go out and win games rather than picking all of our best players.

    Jude Bellingham was brilliant last night. It looked like the team was built around him. He was free to go out and express himself.

    In the first couple of matches under Lee Carsley, Jack Grealish seemed to be the one the team was built around. We looked great and Phil Foden and Bellingham were out of the team then.

    But when we try and put all of them in the same team, it doesn't necessarily work because the balance isn't there.

    Tuchel has to make some big decisions and leave some of those big players out at certain times.

  12. Postpublished at 09:19 Greenwich Mean Time

    Of course you can. Roger Jones is in for now, but we can replace him with other shouts.

    Roger won one cap for the England Under-23s in 1968. His side lost 1-0 to Hungary.

    England Jones XI
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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 09:17 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Can I offer Roger Jones as goalkeeper? Played for my home team Bournemouth in the 60s.

    Anonymous Bournemouth fan

  14. Kane 'absolutely fine' being benchedpublished at 09:12 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Curtis Jones celebrates scoring his team's third goal with teammates Morgan Gibbs-White and Harry KaneImage source, Getty Images

    England interim boss Lee Carsley on Harry Kane when he was told he was on the bench: "He was absolutely fine. It is fair to say he wants to play every game like all top players do.

    "I think it's important that he understands that other players need the experience like that tonight. I expect him to start on Sunday and play well."

  15. Postpublished at 09:08 Greenwich Mean Time

    We'll keep you updated as that story unfolds. For now, here's a piece on everything we know so far already on the BBC Sport website and app.

    BBC Sport has contacted Uefa, European football's governing body, for comment.

  16. Greek police criticised for treatment of England fanspublished at 09:07 Greenwich Mean Time

    Some news to share this morning.

    Greek police have been criticised after it was claimed they used riot shields and tear gas to control England supporters during the Nations League match with Greece in Athens.

    The Football Supporters' Association (FSA) is asking fans to share their experiences of the situation that unfolded outside of the Athens Olympic Stadium on Thursday.

    After the match, which England won 3-0, the Football Association released a statement saying it was aware of issues and were obtaining more information on what happened.

  17. Postpublished at 09:01 Greenwich Mean Time

    Fiddlesticks.

    We'll have to keep searching then. For those after context, here you go.

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    Get Involved - England's Jones XIpublished at 08:59 Greenwich Mean Time

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    A quirk of sports and eligibility rules but I’m pretty sure that, Geraint as a Papa New Guinea born Australian of Welsh descent wouldn’t actually be eligible for the England National Football Team…

    Tom in London

  19. Postpublished at 08:55 Greenwich Mean Time

    So, Harry Kane will definitely start against Republic of Ireland on Sunday. Unless, of course, Lee Carsley is playing the long game and bluffing.

    Right call? Who else do you want to see starting?

  20. 'Kane will start the next game'published at 08:52 Greenwich Mean Time

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    England interim boss Lee Carsley on captain Harry Kane being benched: "It was brilliant for Ollie [Watkins] to get a goal. I think it is important that if we are going to put these players in a position where we are going to go and win the World Cup then these players need to have as many experiences as they can.

    "It was no slight on Harry. He will start the next game. A lot of positives to take from that performance."