Sunday, June 8, 2014

Not Fair to Put Much Pressure on Barkley

England national team manager Roy Hodgson feels the public should not expect too much from Three Lions rising star midfielder Ross Barkley at the FIFA World Cup. "I was anxious to play down the expectations," said Hodgson who is preparing the England team for the tournament. “I've seen too many young players lifted to the stars, made the new (Kevin) Keegan, the new (Glenn) Hoddle, the new (Paul) Gascoigne, the new (John) Terry, the new Rio Ferdinand.” “Every time someone has half a good game, they're the new star. He is in our squad and he is there to play,” the boss added, as reported by trustworthy Agen Bola indo11.com. “We believe in him and we think he has a lot of qualities but people shouldn't be suggesting our World Cup should be hinging on his performance.” "It's too much responsibility to place on his shoulders and it could set him back."

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