The article discusses the current state of the English men's national football team, specifically the lack of depth and quality in the striker position. The team has Harry Kane as its main striker, but there is a concern that he may not be able to carry the team on his own due to the lack of other talented strikers.
Former England players Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton are quoted in the article, expressing their opinions on the current state of the team. They both agree that playing with two strikers would be an option for the team, but it's not something that can be done this week as England takes on Germany.
Sutton says that playing with two strikers is "incomparable to the 1990s" and that there was a depth of quality in the striker position back then. He also mentions that players like Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker were phenomenal finishers, but they didn't get as many chances as Kane does now.
Sutton also jokes about how he would be rubbing his hands if he was a half-decent striker with a World Cup coming up. He feels that the current team lacks depth and quality in the striker position, and that he would have to dust off his boots if he wanted to make an impact.
The article concludes by highlighting the concerns surrounding the English men's national football team and their lack of depth and quality in the striker position.
Former England players Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton are quoted in the article, expressing their opinions on the current state of the team. They both agree that playing with two strikers would be an option for the team, but it's not something that can be done this week as England takes on Germany.
Sutton says that playing with two strikers is "incomparable to the 1990s" and that there was a depth of quality in the striker position back then. He also mentions that players like Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker were phenomenal finishers, but they didn't get as many chances as Kane does now.
Sutton also jokes about how he would be rubbing his hands if he was a half-decent striker with a World Cup coming up. He feels that the current team lacks depth and quality in the striker position, and that he would have to dust off his boots if he wanted to make an impact.
The article concludes by highlighting the concerns surrounding the English men's national football team and their lack of depth and quality in the striker position.
what i think would be best for england is to give harry kane some support upfront and try out different combinations with him, maybe someone like james madison or even phil foden could play off him well? we can't just rely on one guy to carry the team, that's just gonna burn him out in the long run 
it seems like england is stuck in a rut when it comes to strikers... they've got harry kane, but he can't carry the whole load on his own 
. playing with two strikers would be a good idea, but i'm not sure if that's gonna happen anytime soon 
. alan shearer and chris sutton are both saying it was way better back in the 90s when they had more talented players like alan shearer and gary lineker 
. now they're worried about kane getting enough chances and making a real impact 
. maybe england should be looking at some younger strikers to give them some depth 
. It's easy to get nostalgic about the past when you're not living it, but at the end of the day, we need a solid team that can compete now.
. And yeah, maybe playing with two strikers would be a good idea, but let's not forget we're in the 2020s now, we need something that works for this generation.
, I mean who wouldn't want to jump back into a World Cup on a whim? But seriously, I think the team needs to work on building some depth in that striker position. It's not just about Kane carrying them, it's about having someone who can step up and support him when he needs it.
... they've got harry kane but it's just not the same as having multiple options up front 
... those 90s teams were on another level 
️... shearer and lineker were legends, no doubt about it 
... but this current team is struggling to find its footing 
... i feel for the players trying to make an impact, they're getting frustrated 
... maybe the coaches can look at playing with 2 strikers now, that would be a game changer 
seems like they're just spouting opinions without any real substance...
. The 90s were a different era, and Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker were legends 
! They had depth, you know? Now it feels like Kane is on his own, which isn't ideal 
!