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| Team Plc | LSE:TEAM | London | Ordinary Share | JE00BM90BX45 | ORD NPV |
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| Investment Advice | 10.28M | -2.91M | -0.0569 | -5.10 | 14.81M |
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| 25/4/2025 | 18:16 | UK RNS | Team PLC Holding(s) in Company |
| 25/4/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Team PLC Result of AGM |
| 08/4/2025 | 14:24 | UK RNS | Team PLC Equity Subscription |
| 07/4/2025 | 16:11 | UK RNS | Team PLC Holding(s) in Company |
| 03/4/2025 | 12:30 | UK RNS | Team PLC Updated Notice of AGM |
| 28/3/2025 | 12:09 | ALNC |  IN BRIEF: Outgoing CFO sells all remains shares in Team PLC |
| 27/3/2025 | 18:28 | UK RNS | Team PLC Director’s Dealing |
| 27/3/2025 | 14:47 | UK RNS | Team PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
| 26/3/2025 | 15:21 | ALNC | DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Energean team invest GBP2.8 million after deal blow |
| 25/3/2025 | 16:30 | UK RNS | Team PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
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Posted at 23/5/2025 09:20 by Team Daily Update Team Plc is listed in the Investment Advice sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEAM. The last closing price for Team was 29p.Team currently has 51,086,157 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Team is £14,814,986. Team has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.10. This morning TEAM shares opened at 29p |
Posted at 23/4/2025 14:04 by smithie6 ....anyone else also think this is insider trading ?Since there is no RNS news causing the share price to multiply X3 !! |
Posted at 14/3/2025 20:08 by smithie6 btwHave any shareholders met the exec. chairman ? Any good ? His record is dull/lacklustre imo, boss of TEAM ltd for ~19 years during which it did very little imo, with a turnover before the IPO not far above 0 ! was it £2m ? £1m ? miniscule. ====== he wrote this text in the AR "To our collegues ..........My role is to ensure you {the mgrs & staff} have the resources and training to showcase your excellence to clients and peers" !! I give that 1/10. (providing resources & training, sounds more like the responsabilities of an office manager or department boss, not of an exec. chairman of a small listed Plc.) Who is the deal maker at TEAM plc ?, is it the exec. chairman or the CFO-COO (who gets paid more, & he was/is the one getting 7% of the co. via the MIP, as an incentive), so maybe he is deal maker. They have done a lot of deals/acquisitions, as visible from the big increase in the turnover. Whether the acquisitions were good for the price paid remains to be seen. The company has spent quite a lot of money to get the turmover up to ~£10m but it is still loss making. The boss of 1 acquisition was supposed to join the 'team'. Tim Searle. (was he the boss & owner of Globaleye ?) I get the feeling he has left & sold his shares. He had >3% imo, now he doesn't, imo. Or am I mistaken ? |
Posted at 14/3/2025 19:59 by smithie6 "The key targets for the Directors are to:• ... .... and • raise sufficient financing to enable the business to trade through to an operating cashflow surplus and settle all outstanding deferred consideration and debt instruments as they fall due". Appear to still be a long way away from breakeven & the recent heavy cash raises in the last 3-5 months were rescue cash raises imo, in order to get the accounts signed off as a going concern. Lots of dilution for shareholders. "Raise sufficient financing" is part of the Key Targets for the directors. So, they are telling the mkt that more raising of finance is expected. Each to their own view but based on that text & the notable dilution in recent months (a lot via CLNs) I think more dilution will be needed. At what price ?! Raising money when you are loss making, often happens at lower prices. Harwood lent £500k with conversion at 25p. X months later it let £250k more, but clearly insisted that the conversion price for all of the £750k was reduced to 15p ! Clearly TEAM plc was in a weak bargaining position & they gave in, when they had no moral or legal obligation to do so. Would Harwood put in more money if there was a new cash raise, with conversion at 10p ? Perhaps not, they might want the company to get to breakeven before they put any more money in. Harwood is g'teed to get its money back or to own the company with other creditors if the company does in to administration. And it gets interest on its money. If the share price goes down Harwood can just get its loan back + interest & it looses nothing. And with the interest % it beats inflation. Whereas shareholders get no dividend & are exposed to risk because the company is loss making & a risk that the share price falls, giving them a loss. |
Posted at 13/3/2025 22:44 by smithie6 "IN BRIEF: Team starts trading in London after raising GBP7.5 million"...from its IPO, in '21 I think it was. Cap value now is almost similar now to that cash amount, but with the shares at say 1/7th of the IPO price ! inferring imo that the no. of shares has increased by about x 7 imo !! (but perhaps actually worse since lots of CLNs waiting to be converted). |
Posted at 13/3/2025 07:21 by smithie6 anyone looking at this ?they seem to have targeted millionaires as a key part of their target market, apparently thousands have left the UK in '24 with a lot going to Asia & TEAM have acquired small wealth managers in Asia, ...Singapore, & other places. And quite a few staff in Dubai. Lots of millionaires there of course. Has the share price hit its low ? Amount of money raised in its IPO & subsequent years is way higher than current mkt cap. |
Posted at 03/7/2024 11:15 by melloteam Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that TEAM will be presenting on MelloMonday on Monday 15th July 2024, starting at 5pm.Get 50% off your ticket with code MMTADVFN50 |
Posted at 20/3/2024 12:37 by niceguy665 Has anyone got any views on this. One direction of travel for the share price, for a very quiet company that was meant to be very acquisitive. |
Posted at 18/7/2022 09:10 by ga_dti Chairman & CFO discuss TEAM plc in this DT interview - |
Posted at 29/3/2021 18:03 by davydoo !FOLLOWFEEDTeam plc made an offer for Tavistock Investments |
Posted at 01/6/2002 20:00 by clerman one or two views here LOL ! There's no point resting our key players if we can't make the second round. With the hardest group of all, we need to field our strongest side from the start - this means playing Beckham, Dyer and Seaman. Kevin Eaton, England I would play Hargreaves at right back because he would be more solid than either Mills or the appalling Brown. Nicky, England I wouldn't play Heskey. I'd go with three at the back with Hargreaves and Cole as wing backs, Becks, Scholes and Butt in midfield with Owen and Vassell up front. I think we would be better off getting at the Swedes and not letting them settle. Ian Waldock, England I am bemused as to why David Dunn was not taken. More to the point, why wasn't Ledley King brought over to lap up the experience? After all, hasn't Sven said that 2006 will be England's year - if so, King will be in that squad. Stephen Dunkley, England Vassell is the real world cup sensation Rich, Yorkshire, England What we can't understand over here in Poland is why you haven't selected Southampton star Chris Marsden as he is the ideal man for your left sided role. By not picking him Eriksson lost any chance of winning the World Cup. He could have been the star of the tournament. Dave Postolowsky, Poland In France '98 Owen was an unknown quantity. Most teams didn't know how to play against him and he ended the tournament as one of our best players. This year I believe that the likes of Darius Vassell, Joe Cole, Wayne Bridge and Owen Hargreaves will do the same but only if Sven picks them (obviously). Dave Lloyd, England We should line up as follows: Wright, Bridge, Ferdinand, Campbell, Southgate, Dyer, Hargreaves, Cole, Scholes, Owen and Vassell (the real world cup sensation.) Rich, Yorkshire, England If Owen's hamstring goes again I can't see where the goals are going to come from Steve Johnson, England Since we're not going to win we might as well give some young players like Danny Mills and Joe Cole some experience. Joel Wood, England It could depend on the fitness of our key players and if Owen's hamstring goes again, I can't see where the goals are going to come from. Come on England! Steve Johnson, England I think England will start with a high tempo, pacey line up of the following: Seaman, Cole, Ferdinand, Campbell, Mills, Heskey, Hargreaves, Scholes, Beckham, Owen, Vassel. Hopefully they will make a quick start to the match and then maybe when the humidty plays a part later in the game, Sven will have the intelligence of Sheringham and the fresh legs of the likes of Dyer and Joe Cole to freshen up the team. Aaron Evans, England Heskey's inability to score won't be a problem as his strength, power and determination will create spaces for Owen Tom Brierley, England Heskey is THE role player for Owen. They know each other plus you need a big body up front against their big backs. Vassell will make a great sub if things go wrong after 70 minutes. Hargreaves has proven himself that he deserves a spot. Here is my lineup: Seaman, Hargreaves (rt back), Cambell, Southgate, Cole, Beckham (wing), Scholes, Dyer, Sinclair, Heskey, Owen. Marc Tremblay, Canada Heskey's inability to score won't be a problem as his strength, power and determination will create spaces for Owen. Tom Brierley, England Considering the length of the tournament and the likelihood of further injuries and suspension a player does not have to take part in the first game to be of use to his side. We must think beyond the first game which we will always have sufficient players for. Kevin Critchlow, England I think it's time England took a risk with their forwards and play Owen and Vassell upfront with Joe Cole playing just behind them. Cole is the one talent that can unlock any defence and the other two have unbelievable pace. Stewart Gillies, England All the suggestions of Fowler and Owen starting together upfront is a big mistake Aman Singh, UK All Canadians are waiting for the World Cup debut of Hargreaves, the first ever international class player who learned the game in Canada. It seems that every step of the way, Hargreaves has seized the moment, coming on strong when he's has been given a chance. Somehow, I expect he'll do the same at this World Cup. David staples, Canada Beckham must start against Sweden, firstly, because of the boost it will give us, secondly, if he breaks down he can be substituted. It would be pointless to bring him on in the second half considering this risk - we don't want a sub being substituted. Sven will start with him! Daniel Signy, england Beckham shouldn't start the Sweden game. Maybe as a half time sub. Vassell cannot be over looked. England starting against Sweden. IX: Seaman, Mills, Campbell, Keown, A Cole, Butt, Scholes, Hargreaves, Heskey, Owen, Sheringham. Dan Cheriton, England All the suggestions of Fowler and Owen starting together upfront is a big mistake. It's obvious they can't play in the same team (take Liverpool) they never clicked as a partnership for Liverpool - so what makes us think they could click together for England!! Aman Singh, Wolverhampton, UK Hargreaves deserves to start after two man of match performances in warm up games Matt Davenport, England Owen and Vassell should be the strikers - their goal-getting statistics for England tell no lies. James Lester, London, England Despite Heskey's lack of goals he will win free kicks from which a fit Beckham will exploit with relish. The first game is likely to be a draw. Colin Jack, england England must be enterprising and not worry about the ifs and buts. Go for the kill with Beckham, Vassell, Hargreaves and Mills, the 4 players that are subject to debate. Beckham is inspiration, Vassell and Hargreaves provide youth and vigour and Mills the "Norman Hunter" steel that England need. Azmil Khalid, Malaysia Free from injuries the team more or less picks itself. Heskey would make more of an impact coming off the bench using pace and power against tired, sun burnt defenders. Hargreaves deserves to start after two man of match performances in warm up games, and his engine and determination will be an asset in the heat. Matt Davenport, England Wayne Bridge has performed incredibly well in the last five games Liam Hitchins, England Darius Vassell has to be a dead cert to start against Sweden alongside Owen. Sheringham and Heskey are not up to the job. Becks should not be risked against Sweden as it will only take one knock to put him out the whole competition. Liam Hitchins, England Anyone but Wes Brown! Just because someone plays (poorly) for Manchester United should not mean they automatically qualify to play for England. When will Ferguson and Eriksson wake up to this guy's blatant lack of talent. Jayne Clark, England I don't understand why there isn't more debate over the left back position. Wayne Bridge has performed incredibly well in the last five games, whilst Cole hasn't really featured. Why is it that Cole is an automatic choice? Alex, England I now believe that England can progress through the group stage, play Beckham, Vassell, Hargreaves and Owen and we might go a little further than that Anthony O'Grady, England Trevor Sinclair has been the best performer out left out of any other player there including Joe Cole Graeme Reid, Scotland The man most likely to get the boot from that line up is Heskey, and if he doesn't perform against Sweden I would be bringing Joe Cole or Sinclair in for him. Mark, Australia I'm a big fan of Heskey - he compliments Owen very well at Liverpool. However, if Sven wants to play with Vassell and Owen up front then he should leave Heskey on the bench. He's not midfielder - play Hargreaves or Cole on the left instead and bring Heskey up front if it's all going pear shaped!! Simon Collins, England Trevor Sinclair has been the best performer out left out of any other player there including Joe Cole. Graeme Reid, Scotland We are not going to beat the Swedes physically at the back due to the commanding presence of Andersson. Instead we should rely on the pace of Owen and Vassell, coupled with the cunning of Beckham and Scholes. Hargreaves should do a man to man marking job on Freddie Lundberg if he plays. Simon James, England Sven has got to play Hargreaves in the middle or on the left of the midfield Tim Rice, England I like Owen and Sheringham up front. Niall, UK I would replace Heskey late on and let Vassell loose on the Swedes as he hasn't put a foot wrong. Rick, Manchester As long as Wes Brown doesn't start I think we'll be fine. Does anyone know why he's even there?! Jonny Dean, England Sven has got to play Hargreaves in the middle or on the left of the midfield. The boy Fowler should be starting up front with Owen, and put Heskey on the bench. Tim Rice, England Keep Dyer for Argentina, unless Sinclair finds form Joby, England I cannot believe that Sven is even considering starting Heskey. Vassell should be the one to partner Owen upfront, while Sinclair or Joe Cole would be a far better option on the left side. Heskey has done little to impress both in recent England games and the later stages of the season for Liverpool. Big Mistake! Chris, England I do not care as song as they win! Just get through the first game with no more injuries! Justin O'Sullivan, UK Heskey would make a good water boy if he doesn't trip over and spill it all! Nicky Butt is ready to come on and sure up the midfield if needed. Keep Dyer for Argentina, unless Sinclair finds form (it's a fairytale for him so he may just be a star.) Joby, England I think it should be Heskey and Owen up front. It worked for Liverpool, and it worked for England against Germany. But any of the other three strikers can play a vital role in the last 20-30 minutes of all our games. Sheringham can unlock defences, Fowler is a predator in the box, and Vassell has pace and is on form. David Rol, English in Japan Wes Brown just doesn't cut it as a wing back Nick, UK The defence should be Seaman, Campbell, Southgate, Mills and Cole. Ferdy lacks concentration, I'd much prefer having a boring centre back like Southgate. Midfield reads Becks, Scholes, Butt and Sinclair, assuming Dyer's out. Note the Man Utd connection - they are all familiar with each other. Sinclair is in because he's the only one fit and plays on the left. Forwards are Owen and Vassell. The latter gets in cos he's on fire at the moment. G Fong, Hong Kong Beckham must be sub on Sunday. He hasn't played a competitive match for a month and 90 minutes in Japanese humidity is too much. Bring him on early if things start going wrong, but if not twenty or thirty minutes will be fine. The important thing is that he is fresh for Argentina Richard Kowenicki, UK I would play: Seaman, Mills, Campbell, Ferdinand, Cole, Beckham, Hargreaves, Scholes, Sinclair, Owen and Heskey. A tried and tested formation with Dyer and Vassell expected to play a part from the bench. This limits us to one "injured" player (Beckham) and allows Sinclair to play on the left where he is comfortable. I only worry about Danny Mills' temperament but hopefully against Sweden that should not be too much of a problem, Wes Brown just doesn't cut it as a wing back. Nick, UK Wayne Bridge looks to have claimed his place on the left side of defence. He's sounder defensively than Ashley Cole, and hasn't put a foot wrong in an England shirt! Andy, Ireland Hargreaves and Vassell have done everything asked of them and more...give them a chance! Tyrone Homes, England If, as I fear, we haven't broken down the Swedes by 65-70 minutes, I would bring on Sheringham for Heskey and maybe Vassell for one of the injury-depleted midfielders and play 4-3-3. I am not the biggest Sheringham fan and my toes curl every time a commentator reminds me how "intelligent" he is, but for a team that struggles to break down defensive sides he could hold the key. Fowler is another option as a substitute as his knack of scoring from short appearances and a premium of chances could be vital. Luke, London, UK I foresee Dyer, Owen and Heskey being used to wear down the aging Swedish defence with their pace. Then Sven will bring on his really fast striker - Vassell. But keep your nerve; it may not be until the last five minutes that we break through. Rich, England Becks should start but Sven should be prepared to take him off if he gets tired. Hargreaves and Vassell have done everything asked of them and more...give them a chance! Tyrone Homes, England England have to play their best team that means Beckham and Dyer if they are fit. After Hargreaves' recent run he should get the nod over Butt. Fowler is the only other striker along with Owen who is good enough to mix it with teams like Sweden and Argentina Charlotte Maltese, England and Italy Heskey is a must up front, I know he doesn't score a lot but what he brings to the team no one else can. Do not play him on the left. Jags, Germany I believe that Beckham should only play the second half against Sweden, with Trevor Sinclair playing the first. The full starting XI: Seaman, Campbell, Ferdinand, Ashley Cole (depending on fitness), Dyer, Hargreaves, Joe Cole, Sinclair, Scholes, Owen and Vassell. Keiron Stoneman, England Fowler is the only other striker along with Owen who is good enough to mix it with teams like Sweden and Argentina. Sven needs to try and keep the same starting line up wherever possible - you can't win a tournament if you don't know your best team. Charlotte Maltese, England and Italy After his surprisingly effective display against Cameroon I'd start Sinclair on the left. Heskey seems certain to play, but I'd far rather see Sheringham up front. With Gerard out we'll need his intelligence and experience to unlock a very well organised Swedish defence. Matthew Roberts, England Heskey's pace later on in the game could make the difference between a win and a draw Joe Hurley, England Beckham should be rested until the Argentina game to avoid any nasty tackles from the Swedes, that will be the crunch match and I feel that we have enough class on our side without Beckham to beat the Swedish, even though our records against them so far has not been great. Simon, UK Heskey's pace later on in the game could make the difference between a win and a draw - I can't see England losing this one. Joe Hurley, England There's no point playing Heskey against Sweden, as their big, physical defence will mop up everything he can throw at them. Save Bruno for Argentina. Steve Maybury, England I believe a strong case can be made for David Beckham playing alongside Scholes in a central-midfield role, with Dyer (right) and Ashley Cole (left) completing the midfield quaret. A central midfield role for Beckham would accomodate his tendency to roam all over the midfield. Heskey & Owen should start with Vassell to come on off the bench. Michael , England Owen and Vassel will worry the Swedish defence Ian W, Scotland lets not kid around, this first game is not the hardest one we'll play so keep Becks on the bench and if things are going bad bring him on. Ricki Walker, England Go for youth: James in goal, Mills, Ferdinand, Campbell and Cole at the back. Beckham, Butt, Scholes and Hargreaves in midfield. The pacey Owen and Vassel will worry the Swedish defence. Ian W, Scotland Leave Heskey out; play Owen, Vassell and Sheringham up front. Play Ashley Cole on the left of midfield with Wayne Bridge at left back. Danny Mills at right back. Seaman in goal. Come on England! Gareth, UK I think Beckham should start but not Dyer because it would be too much of a risk. Ben, England With Gerrard out no one else knows Owen's runs better than Heskey Adnan Gandhi, USA Martyn in goal, he has been consistent all season. A defence of Mills, Ferdinand, Campbell and Bridge. Midfield right to left of Beckham, Scholes, Hargreaves and Ashley Cole. Up front, Owen and Britain's most natural finisher- Robbie Fowler. Simon Mabon, UK Owen is a must upfront, with Vassell the form striker as his partner, Heskey has the impact for an off the bench burst later on. Michael Williams, Zimbabwe Kieron Dyer is a good example of a conscientious, patriotic and hardworking citizen. Despite his knee injury, his desire to play for his country matches no other so far in this tournament. If only the England team had half his courage, they will definitely progress to the final stages. Suzanne Salami, England With Gerrard out no one else knows Owen's runs better than Heskey. Plus, England has the talents of scoring midfielders in Beckham and Scholes. Look at how many goals Zidane, Ljungberg, and Ballack score for their countries. Adnan Gandhi, USA Fowler and Joe Cole are excellent players to bring off the bench Simon Elworthy, England I'd start with Owen who is always a threat to any defence. Along with Heskey who I feel is misplaced on the left. He is tower of strength from which Owen can thrive along with help from the midfield. Craig, England Looking at the team there are potentially several question marks. Can Mills perform? Probably better than Brown but not a Neville for sure. Can Hargreaves plug the gap Gerrard left? Difficult one, as is whether Butt could do it. I don't think either can but Hargreaves' pace and versatility would in my book put him just above Butt. Anis Suterwalla, London, England Not Trevor Sinclair. Dan, UK If Sven decides to start Heskey in his team, believe me and forgive me England will not clear the first hurdle. Kishore, USA Give Vassell a go and see how he gets on Steve, England If Sven is going to stick with Heskey, then I'd rather that he put him on the left than up front. Fowler and Joe Cole are excellent players to bring off the bench. As long as Keown doesn't play, we've got a chance of doing really well. COME ON! Simon Elworthy, England The major problem position remains left-midfield - we do not have a natural player in that position, the only real option remains Le Saux who has not travelled ! Tom Attree, England Vassell and Owen up front should be something else. Although if it were possible to start with Fowler on the pitch I would! Dyer hasn't proved himself yet - but I'm sure he will! Come on England! Matt Scott, England Give Vassell a go and see how he gets on. If you look at the strikers on the bench, there are plenty of other options if Vassell doesn't do well. Steve, England The talk about Mills' temperament is over the top Rodney Appleyard, England I don't think Bridge will start, nor Vassell, but if I was Sven I would have him and Owen running the back four ragged, setting the scene for Teddy to come on with 20 mins to go picking holes with Scholes in the defence. I can't understand the allegiance to Heskey who is a decent club player and sadly little more. Jack, Ireland Beckham should start, if he's fit. He's England's best player and presumably he's going to be short of match fitness, so he needs to play. There's no point resting him against Sweden, if he is fit, because they are a good side, and Beckham will only be rustier when he does play. Tom Dawson, England The talk about Mills' temperament is over the top. He has not shown any sign of having a short fuse during the built up and has had a few decent shots on goal, which is very encouraging considering he's a defender. Rodney Appleyard, England Without a doubt I think Beckham should start, but I think they should surround him with the rest of the team to protect that foot from any more injuries. Unfortunately he will be fair game for anyone looking to crop him. Maybe Sven should consider playing him in goal...just think what he could do with a goal kick! Paul, UK Bring on Vassell for pace in the second half when players begin to tire Nick, England Heskey is giving us nothing at the moment! Hargreaves should be first choice in place of Gerrard. Come on the boys. Phill Hickson, England I have to disagree with Sven's decision to start with Heskey, his recent performances have been shambolic. He doesn't seem to possess the determination to succeed for his country. My line up would be: Seaman, Mills, Ferdinand, Campbell, A.Cole, Beckham, Hargreaves, Scholes, Dyer/J.Cole, Owen and Fowler. Use Hargreaves as he is in form, and bring on Vassell for pace in the second half when players begin to tire. Nick, England My team would be: James, Ferdinand, Campbell, A. Cole, Brown, J. Cole, Scholes, Hargreaves, Beckham, Owen, Heskey. Come on lads! Peter Adams, England How about Joe Cole on the left side? Nick, USA With Beckham back and healthy I think we can do it Matt Mead, England As Vassell is in form he should start up front with Owen. As Sven has already said Heskey will start then stick him on the left and he can work up and down and hopefully keep out of the way of the front two! Den, England Sven is still worrying about our right back place with Ljungberg playing. I would not be surprised if he opts for Hargreaves Paul Doherty, England Darius Vassell should get the start up top with Michael. He has proven that he can score for the national team and I think he can continue in the World Cup. Hargreaves should start in the midfield; I got a chance to see him play for Bayern Munich and he impressed me every time. We all saw what he did against South Korea. With Beckham back and healthy I think we can do it. Matt Mead, England Easy: Seaman, Mills, Ferdinand, Campbell, Bridge, Beckham, Hargreaves, Scholes, Dyer (if not then Joe Cole), Owen, Heskey - he's not the best striker of the four, but as a partnership they're the two to play. Freddie Carver, England The boy from Brum is on fire! Jonny, USA The defence seems all sown up with Seaman, Campbell, Ferdinand, Cole and Mills set to start. As for the midfield, I'd go for a five man midfield with Heskey on the left, Beckham on the right and a solid trio of Butt, Scholes and Hargreaves in the middle. Owen will be alone up front but can be joined by Heskey with one of the central trio filling the left wing when required. This way the team is flexible and can win the game through the midfield battle but utilise the pace of Owen and Heskey as a striking duo. If things don't go to plan, Vassell can replace one the central trio and switch the formation to 4-4-3 Paul Griffiths, UK Vassell. No question. Three goals in four games for his country. The boy from Brum is on fire! Jonny, USA There is no way that Emile Heskey should be in the starting line up. He is not scoring goals as a forward and looks totally out of place wide on the left of midfield. Joe Cole should definitely start on the left. John Campbell, England Let's not have Heskey on the left - in fact let's not have Heskey and let's have Ashley further up the pitch with Dyer on the bench. Vassell has proved his selection ahead of Heskey with his scoring rate for England. Butt may be fit but he's been out for a while and Hargreaves has been on great form in the friendlies so why not use him as the defensive midfielder? Neil Grutchfield, England At least we're not short of attacking options Al, England Seaman should play in goal. The defence should be Mills, Ferdinand, Campbell and Bridge. The midfield (from right) should be Beckham, Butt, Scholes and Hargreaves. Up front we should play Owen and Heskey. I think we should play Hargreaves over Dyer as he has demonstrated his potential in each of the last three games - in my opinion he has been the best England player in recent games. All in all it would be too risky to play all three injury doubts in the first game as one is bound to have a problem - and Dyer is the only player of the three yet to make his mark in International football. Jonathan Smallwood, England Seamen should be in goal - Martyn and James have looked shaky in the warm ups and Seamen is proven at this level. The back four should be Ferdinand, Campbell, Mills and Cole - these four pretty much pick themselves - the only other option would be for Bridge to step in for Cole but I don't think he's ready for this yet. Midfield and injuries permitting: Beckham, Scholes and Hargreaves with Sinclair, who looked excellent against Cameroon, on the right. Heskey and Owen up front. Heskey can draw defenders and create space for Owen which is going to be vital against good sides. Sheringham will hopefully play as a sub, as will Fowler and Vassell. At least we're not short of attacking options. Al, England England cannot afford to have three players that are not match fit in their midfield. Beckham is a certainty if fit but Hargreaves may have played his way into the team. On another day, Butt may play with Hargreaves but against the resolute Swedes we will need the extra creativity afforded by either Joe Cole or Kieran Dyer. Tim Evans, England |
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