retired_nini59

you can play for a B team, then play for a different national side I think, fwiw, think David Johnson did it. Then again I think you can play any friendly then switch nationality.

retired_nini59

would be interesting to see what an England b squad would be, assuming no 'A' squad players were in.

Rob Green
Lee Camp
Kelvin Davis

Glen Johnson
Nicky Shorey
Michael Dawson
Zat Knight
Phil Neville
Nedum Onouha


James Morrison
Michael Johnson
Nicky Butt
Joey Barton
Kevin Nolan
Kieron Richardson :/
David Bentley

Marlon Harewood
Emile Heskey
Gabriel Agbonlahor
Theo Walcott

U21s probably a stronger team tbh.

retired_breakbred101

Like what? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Matt Le Tissier scored a hat trick but then still didn't get into the full squad for the world cup. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Ahhh

retired_gitfresh

No, Ryan Taylor ??? gtf

retired_lpribila

Nolan? Ha, no way, he's been shocking the past 2 seasons.

retired_C Mack

Wait. How can the U21 have a stronger team? if that's the case, bring all the U21's in and add where necessary.

retired_nini59

well yeah I'd put loads in anyway as I just couldn't think of anymore other English players, there just wouldn't be much difference in quality tbh, just shows that the U21s acts as a B team pretty much anyway, anyone who is playing regular premiership football will be playing against better opposition than they would in a B side anyway, so to answer the original question, there wouldn't be much point.

retired_Fit

B Teams just pop up every now and then. Seems to be a way to test out a few players at international level without 'officially' affecting rankings and records, etc

retired_Craven

Morrison is apparently scottish now.

BobbyK

Like what? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Matt Le Tissier scored a hat trick but then still didn't get into the full squad for the world cup. </BLOCKQUOTE>

They had enough strikers already tbh.