English Football
England's chances of football success are in jeopardy, according to the man responsible for producing the next generation of talent. 76% of the starting XIs that played on the first weekend of the first Premier League season in 1992 were English, only 37% were English on the first weekend of this season Only 10% (23 players) of the starting XIs in 1992 were from outside the UK, this season that number had increased to 56% (123) Non-English players have scored 69% of Premier League goals so far this season - they have even scored two of the three own goals Of the 118 goals scored so far, only nine have been scored by seven English strikers According to the latest Deloitte figures for disclosed transfer fees, spending by Premier League clubs rose from £333m in 2006 to £531m in 2007 Half of that went to non-English clubs Brooking is under no doubt that the growing number of foreign players in the Premier League is depriving domestic talent of first-team football and that is having a detrimental effect on England's chances of challenging at major tournamentshttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/6975955.stmI find this article interesting English football may have to change it's name, to Foreign Football league (plus a few Englishmen) lol lol The English will struggle to win a World Cup in Football (and cricket) while they give preferance to players from other countries!!!!!
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