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Kieron Dyer has won his fight to be part of Sven-Goran Eriksson's squad for the World Cup.
The Newcastle United player has convinced Eriksson he has recovered sufficiently from the knee injury which he suffered three weeks ago.
Dyer initially feared his hopes of being involved had disappeared, and was not involved in the England squad's pre-tournament break in Dubai.
But he made enough progress for Eriksson to keep the door open and invite him to join in training in South Korea and Japan.
Dyer has resumed full training and Eriksson has now told him he will stay with the other 22 players - and could feature against Sweden.
What are your thoughts on the matter, please discuss.
Thanks.
The Newcastle United player has convinced Eriksson he has recovered sufficiently from the knee injury which he suffered three weeks ago.
Dyer initially feared his hopes of being involved had disappeared, and was not involved in the England squad's pre-tournament break in Dubai.
But he made enough progress for Eriksson to keep the door open and invite him to join in training in South Korea and Japan.
Dyer has resumed full training and Eriksson has now told him he will stay with the other 22 players - and could feature against Sweden.
What are your thoughts on the matter, please discuss.
Thanks.
It's great to see that Dyer is back in contention as we will need him in our squad - especially if we do get past the Group Stages!
I just hope he isn't lying about his injury just so he does remain in Eriksson's plans! But he's a proffesional, and he should know that something like that is stupid and dangerous - he could make things a whole lot WORSE!
I don't think he'll start against Sweden - it's all too soon.
It'll be Heskey down the left - i'm sure now.
But we'll need pacey Dyer for the Nigeria game if not Argentina - and you can always expect him to arrive on the pitch as a substitute and have a strong influence on the game immediatley!
I just hope he isn't lying about his injury just so he does remain in Eriksson's plans! But he's a proffesional, and he should know that something like that is stupid and dangerous - he could make things a whole lot WORSE!
I don't think he'll start against Sweden - it's all too soon.
It'll be Heskey down the left - i'm sure now.
But we'll need pacey Dyer for the Nigeria game if not Argentina - and you can always expect him to arrive on the pitch as a substitute and have a strong influence on the game immediatley!
Keiron Dyer is a good player. Not a great one, but a good one. That we have to rest our hopes on the fitness of such players is quite tragic. No offence to Dyer, but in my definition of "world class players" he's not even close...
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I think hardgreves willstill get to play on the left sometimes.
At least we're not down to 22 players now. But Hargreaves won't get to play on the left now.
Kieron Dyer has won his fight to be part of Sven-Goran Eriksson's squad for the World Cup.
The Newcastle United player has convinced Eriksson he has recovered sufficiently from the knee injury which he suffered three weeks ago.
Dyer initially feared his hopes of being involved had disappeared, and was not involved in the England squad's pre-tournament break in Dubai.
But he made enough progress for Eriksson to keep the door open and invite him to join in training in South Korea and Japan.
Dyer has resumed full training and Eriksson has now told him he will stay with the other 22 players - and could feature against Sweden.
What are your thoughts on the matter, please discuss.
Thanks.
The Newcastle United player has convinced Eriksson he has recovered sufficiently from the knee injury which he suffered three weeks ago.
Dyer initially feared his hopes of being involved had disappeared, and was not involved in the England squad's pre-tournament break in Dubai.
But he made enough progress for Eriksson to keep the door open and invite him to join in training in South Korea and Japan.
Dyer has resumed full training and Eriksson has now told him he will stay with the other 22 players - and could feature against Sweden.
What are your thoughts on the matter, please discuss.
Thanks.