Watch: That’s Offside Debate England XI, Tactical Tensions & Striker Debate

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Watch: That’s Offside Debate England XI, Tactical Tensions & Striker Debate

This week’s episode of That’s Offside - brought to you by Bet442 – sees Manchester City supporter Esteemed Kompany and Tottenham fan Savva sit down for a wide-ranging discussion on England’s international future. 

With the World Cup approaching, the conversation quickly moves beyond simple selection debates into deeper questions around identity, creativity and tactical balance. 

From defensive reliability to attacking freedom, the panel examine whether England are truly maximising their talent pool - or whether rigid structures and role uncertainty are holding them back. 

Catch the latest episode of That's Offside below for a conversation that highlights both the promise and the persistent puzzles facing the England national team.

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Selection Scrutiny & Systemic Questions

The show opens with a deep dive into England’s squad debate, questioning who truly deserves a place and which roles remain undecided. 

The guys then assess whether creative players are being used to their strengths or restricted by tactical demands. 

This sparks a wider discussion on whether the current setup truly balances structure and invention, particularly in high-pressure matches where adaptability can prove decisive.

Creativity, Roles & The Goal-Scoring Puzzle

Attention then turns to attacking roles and the challenge of translating club form to the international stage. 

The lads question whether tactical instructions help or hinder creativity, and if different deployments could unlock greater fluidity in the final third. 

This leads into a wider debate about England’s leading forward role, examining how system, context and opportunity shape impact. 

* Who would you like to see in the England squad this summer? Let us know in the comments below. 

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Toon29
45 minutes ago
Great show, picking an England eleven is so difficult at the moment.
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