England crush North Macedonia while Gray gets Jamaica call-up

Isn't there a new rule whereby the ref can blow on the 90th minute, and not play any added-on time, if the game is done and dusted like this one? Ended 7-0.

They were no Malta and gave it a go, but North Macedonia was another example of the mismatch in these competitions.

Saka is going to be some player. The sad thing is, he already is some player. But at 21, will get better, providing he maintains his progression. Frightening in some ways.

If he doesn't go off the boil and keeps developing, despite their recent resurgence, I can see Arsenal struggling to keep hold of him in a year or two.

Did you ever reveal what this news was? It sounded like someone was ill?

I did say on the Saturday night that a poster, I think it was Brent, was close when he said was it something to do with a players health?

I then explained on the Monday that a member of the backroom staff that I know was suffering with heart problems. This member of staff is a massive blue and is well-liked within the dressing room. That's why I said, if nothing else, it should motivate the players to win the game against Bournemouth.

Personally I only get interested in England games when they are playing against strong opposition and not teams who are on a par with the English lower league.

What's with him kicking the match off? Failed fullback, now Messi-like masterclass against greats Malta in the last game. That bunch of twats across the park have some media connections.

I took an interest in Isacc Price as he started and played the full 90 minutes... totally underwhelmed would be an understatement. He'd barely make a Championship player, that kid: too slight, can't head, can't shoot, first touch very very poor, his second touch is a pass. I could go on...

I know he is young but, if you can't do the basics, it really makes me wonder how these kids get to that level, it really does.

I saw on the OS one of the backroom staff passed away. Was that the man you were referring to?

O'Neill has a hell of a job on his hands. Last time the one thing he had in his favour was players with experience but now he lacks that plus quality.

Additionally, Ireland tend to poach the brighter talents to replenish their ranks after England poach their own brighter lights.

We Yanks get to see him this Saturday making his international debut against the USA in the CONCACAF Gold Cup group stage (9:30 EDT on Fox Sports 1).

Antonio Sanabria.

The 27-year-old scored 12 goals in Serie A last term, whilst providing four assists in 33 appearances, helping his side achieve a 10th-placed finish.

Torino are seeking £17.1M for his services, with Crystal Palace and Wolves also said to be interested. If the right offer arrives, the Italian club could let him leave, with Sanabria joining from Real Betis two and a half years ago.

Alfredo Morelos.
The 11-cap Colombia international left Rangers last month following a six-year stay at the Scottish club. Morelos netted 11 times last season and is of interest to four other clubs.

The 26-year-old scored 124 goals in 269 appearances for the Light Blues and became a fan favourite during his stint in Glasgow.

Sevilla, Cadiz, Nottingham Forest and Fenerbahçe are all keeping an eye on his situation, whilst the Toffees continue to be linked with several different forwards.

Everton could move for Leeds United winger Jack Harrison.
Following Leeds United's relegation from the Premier League last month, the 26-year-old may be available for sale to help balance the books ahead of a likely revenue drop of over £100m next season.

Although, Jacobs did claim there won't be a big queue to sign Harrison, who scored five league goals last term.

West Ham United may provide competition if any forthcoming offers do come to fruition.

Dale #24, actually, sad to say, this Jamaica team is a disaster at the moment. Haven't won a game in a year (although they did get two shock draws with Mexico). Just lost to Jordan and Qatar in friendlies. Plenty of speed and talent up top but totally disorganized.