Brooks Koepka plays golf with some of the England squad before they get under way at the World Cup ⛳️(📸: Elliot Anderson) pic.twitter.com/v23flTWSMM— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) June 13, 2026
I think Koepka is a bit of an Anglophone. He started out playing the Challenger and European Tours, and was based in the UK for a couple of years.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE🧑🍳 England suffer more World Cup disruption as team chef stopped from boarding train with cooking knives 🚊 Passengers forbidden from carrying sharp objects - and chef stopped at metal detector↕️Situation resolved amicably 🏴 Squad arrive to hotel welcome party…— Mike Keegan (@MikeKeegan_DM) June 13, 2026
The England squad were told to shelter indoors on Saturday evening after a tornado warning was issued for much of Kansas City.The whole England delegation received automated warning messages on their phones just after 8pm local time on Saturday from the U.S. National Weather…— The Athletic | Football (@TheAthleticFC) June 14, 2026
Kind of hard to tell when these journalists are joking, considering all the crap they write being fully serious.
It's quite clear they've chosen "training camp disaster" as the theme hammer home after the training equipment being stolen got lots of attention. Now they're all busy trying to produce as many articles trying to beat the dead horse as they can from that narrative. It's quite common in international breaks they find a theme to coalesce around then run it to the ground. It's a good sign usually that nothing actually concerning is afoot.
If they're going to slag something off then non-football organisation is a good one. Prefer that to targeting players and coaches.
🤷♂️ "I had a great time!"🤝 "We connected in Traitors, in Wolf!"🙏 "This time around it feels like something different."Dean Henderson responds to Jude Bellingham's claim that England had an "unhappy" camp at Euro 2024! 🏴 pic.twitter.com/QmuFBOUK1B— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) June 14, 2026
Yeah, l suppose it makes a difference Dean, when all you've got to think about is what party game you'll be playing that night, rather than how you're going to carry the expectations of a nation on your back, with a rabid English press baying for your blood.
Taking a week to get the first round of matches played shows how bloated the tournament is. We'll all be champing at the bit by the time England play.
Gareth Southgate reveals he rejected World Cup punditry roles to avoid England stars being quizzed on his views: 'It's best to stay out of the way' https://t.co/ALlI5V5GaU— Daily Mail Sport (@MailSport) June 14, 2026
🏴 Anthony Gordon in line to get nod for Croatia opener, but Tuchel sees value in him & Marcus Rashford over 90 minutes❓ Bukayo Saka struggling to prove fitness🇺🇸 Latest from Kansas City...https://t.co/2z1xsqfeH7— Craig Hope (@CraigHope_DM) June 14, 2026 Eberechi Eze would have no qualms about taking a penalty for England at the World Cup.The Arsenal midfielder missed from the spot when his team lost the shootout to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final in Budapest last month.But Eze said that he was “grateful”… pic.twitter.com/AFjV1BOfBn— The Athletic | Football (@TheAthleticFC) June 14, 2026 Apparently he thinks Guehi is not tall or physical enough. Saka is still struggling so Madueke will start.
I like Guehi but I’ve actually thought this at times when watching him that he isn’t that good in the air.