Harry Maguire

2022 - 9 - 26

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Harry Maguire: Jamie Carragher backs Gareth Southgate but thinks ... (Teamtalk.com)

Jamie Carragher says Gareth Southgate was correct to stand by Harry Maguire for the Italy and Germany games, but he believes the England defender's World ...

“In the past, it is something Maguire has struggled with. There is a shortage of quality England centre-backs. Southgate started Maguire in both of the Nations League games on Friday and Monday against Italy and Germany. It is also a reflection of England’s limited options. He conceded a penalty with a clumsy challenge on Jamal Musiala after needlessly giving the ball away. He had a poor season for United last term with criticism levelled at him, but still made 30 top-flight appearances.

Jamie Carragher issues blunt warning to Harry Maguire over his ... (Pundit Arena)

Former England international Jamie Carragher has claimed that it is 'too late' for Harry Maguire to save his club career at Man United.

When I watched Maguire in the last two games, I felt sorry for him. But that is not a good look for any sports person. Now it is England’s problem. “When I watched Maguire in the last two games, I felt sorry for him…” And in his column for the Daily Telegraph, Carragher has since claimed that he sees no way back for the embattled United defender at club level. Maguire has not started a league game for United since their dismal 4-0 loss away to Brentford earlier this season, and his woes continued on the international stage over the last few days.

Harry Maguire waited for Gareth Southgate in Wembley tunnel for ... (Irish Mirror)

Harry Maguire was at fault for two of England's three goals conceded against Germany in the Nations League as his crisis in confidence continued for the ...

[Have Your Say!](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/harry-maguire-gareth-southgate-england-28094834#comments-section) Should Maguire be part of England’s World Cup starting line-up ? They have been great for us every time they put the shirt on." "Luke was another example of someone who is an outstanding footballer, so what do we do? Southgate's support is likely to be crucial for him. The Nations League encounter was England's final match before their World Cup squad is announced later this year. The central defender's apparent confidence crisis continued with a below-par performance.

Harry Maguire spotted limping on way out of Wembley after ... (Irish Mirror)

Harry Maguire picked up an injury in England 3-3 draw against Germany at Wembley on Monday and is now a doubt for Manchester United's trip to the Etihad on ...

There is also a chance the postponed games against [Crystal Palace](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/crystal-palace-fc) and Leeds could be squeezed into October's schedule, but this seems unlikely. but I think in these moments we've got to back our best and our most experienced players, unless we're in a situation where it's almost untenable and impossible to pick them." "I will be honest, it is a tough period at the moment," Shaw told He has taken a lot of stick, probably more than I have ever seen before in football but he never hides away. "He is always there. He said: "I know everyone will focus on Harry... The Red Devils will have at least nine fixtures to fulfil during October. Further information will be provided by Ten Hag in Friday's press conference. [Everton](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/everton-fc), [Tottenham](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/tottenham-hotspur-fc), [Newcastle](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/newcastle-united-fc) and [Chelsea](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/chelsea-fc) over the next month. The defender's display has raised more doubts over whether he should be part of England's 26-man squad for the [World Cup](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/fifa-world-cup) in Qatar. [Manchester United](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/manchester-united-fc) captain [Harry Maguire](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/harry-maguire) was spotted limping after [England's 3-3 draw against Germany](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/england-germany-match-report-maguire-28087460) on Monday night.

Another rough day for Harry Maguire and the pound (The Guardian)

That HRWC group draw assorted pundits described as being “favourable” back in April continues to look a good one, particularly if you're fans of Wales, Iran or ...

[Friday’s Fiver](https://www.theguardian.com/football/2022/sep/23/the-fiver-doncaster-city-scotland)). And you can always tweet The Fiver via [@guardian_sport](https://ablink.editorial.theguardian.com/ls/click?upn=5OUXPaTM0ijCszdMDtTT-2FQFTLKctakrmOSsofIB3zV176qw4sBYJ4ROtOYaEsgUAwrqUxQe-2FzWsJf6M8BozbFa0qMk6OIvcr36MSjLh8qspcIGVLuyBnOdBkyBAGOOhCWCzxTJXUAPoFzDasfI7pXN-2F0XGPxt84bCQo7FcUWMghHU7ZJUgCZOPKJ2Algc2a8d2krBmgCAu3QoG-2Fx53Y7EQ-2BR4996ShQcY3zl4ewv8Tg0-2BNY64NZUAJHtN341MGKX7j5Z1ejSwKC-2BFNzOLO7gp0cHU40cvMqg-2BfNBujjcQmbsdsXYz-2F8LXRnr-2BSZ-2BMRdWeuhc-2F5XfoeScBdVVZPlYBk-2BB4jQOKzWCdM1VjVf0TU6L9O41XqF1BUJ1n0f6MmDHA-2B6-2Fb0Fwozm4XEQmmDSQR8vNN2DYKJ7BEXi0Xx5WCmDSRZSpBWoaiu6wjKcFTf0CTISYsVNgen47KniYU8fH-2Bl3Tw3hPF7Weox-2BEU2cvK0NhxkP81u6YRGrWgH6qjcSvC9lBLooh5gTzPUeeZcS2jU5Vsl9EA4JkGQbOkJ5KoUlvbK49AUd9Lby98-2BXVnZSJLqAuEhymW9PRV1yiQaKGptRN9M2LrWYHi2lyzZRlWse8yuGLRSaQ94uQ9rJtINREOOeEOQL1MEHEz5clZSP9w0ajM2ZYMTLl2N4LL5jEr7ynBvO8z-2B2cYWp7q-2BMIdkYb4WpLgbBPkkbwyeLctQW9CS804TV8B-2BA9IGfgeCFE3pWISj7FxyYph14PWxg6z-2BwW3sZQvMQYtnMQmVvmTlgavzFVk-2Ba23TKZAssUDTrmuXvC9tnvrCjMLFKymlO5fgkGS-2Bjd2xYUiLMvAg1BV4ISIkCHJeormo96aMzw7CrenLQ5w2-2FsQGL9w0uDDVkgCas6CGwNwDT0XKA9Yi8wtwUfyDWQ9i9y3ItasnKv3-2FNBgfhfvCls7IScpfXNLGuf7eLxXCe77MOxUIfI7djg-2Fw9mEVNkKjJcIB6cvq3-2FDWP-2B38eT-2BaLcsxS89qDuBJF4i3ei0p2LhENDP1iOrWkPbP7GYuWHl5YBF51cO8dj5NArriaKE-2BT7ArylYCNgvUPe6OAKhgarSGVjgI6iufcuVz1gF-2F5KLoPWc4AtyD-2FXwgathT-2FGmpHoogrIhPpUqGtbM-2FUGmWnP5X1MIBgC0NQThHDbUDPnVNnihOyPaVQVQ-2FHoNlN-2F6Gsll4ABqNsZGzdAPXlu6-2BoS8-2FaynsmqFBUu7tFqhTXerFzHs0-2FoNeAWfn99x1CD-2BCIl-2Fsi1Jg9WhvwecWsL8A4USywq3YRC8tY1kVSJ8j0T-2FcuCvEf3DPV-2B-2Bw7h3pYJ9jm0j9iRMuQZ0hvw5FzvpIa6UxUGF3R53pwYmDZ7HJViA5a2W-2FqqxJk9o3x9YH1ImkpA-2BR-2BmyxqMLDHKqlj2WdFuCRk58SW-2FqrYABuzWfJj463KZ-2B6s4GlnhMZ5RLMrjWQhUfYN2E3WbvNlaopaS3QedI3H-2FUnO4JxMNR-2FyjYSw3WshOxoYB9juc7Vvs0Q6vIc4HIegqBjQg3S-2B5v32G-2B-2BsjUmy-2FuYr63CXFP6nijPXWNNKxojHtfNZljorgk-2F-2FwRgPe8eP4sjTK4StK9P6FRjGmnh-2F-2F-2BuYWq0pIN-2B0wDWKeMlDf62kgp3SzrQ0uRcwhDmlNPNvfs-2FdL-2BKsk-2FhzGCQnsJ2xWfnVIo0Mj-2FQF-2Bb7v5TmOROFep8EnbbEkgmKbxJxLbQxROIDYbSpcIgQpmI7bj-2BHQfW-2Fdn4t6AMC3mCmAFpQcTdVNXQir3v-2BnU-2F9c4zHxUToPtksy49F6Jmgvk-2BWCb8GpnAwGD64W3ExB9fUEwmx8MEBDuhCDQYflVhpC2-2BT-2F3dUf-2BQYWs-2BNcmfpQLrmcG5AGFv5lwjsVYkkyuay4BYXCu-2FPYIRf98VHXdmo7LEVbcXkJDd5x2tiXSI72I9x9wIbmjxIqiryWZm-2FdZ0OfZB9OESJcMg-2FJ3-2BJNStqt0dYAU-2FLY9eGreTM-2BAaS5xN4-2BqE3-2B8FSet1QbA4FLsowUZQEOvEls6uACpYXvP-2FqUt2Z7gnttuUtmHuKE-2BRlxIR86OxnMSyfgT4pD-2BUF-2BhUY0RNG-2BeZLDS0ghY8lDHsSfr-2BkIhfqy6YF8i1INSvjxxhN7-_CuGwnUDNLqC-2FZuThtORVj-2B9fqW7Z1GKmvkT50KuoKHDhmjDAuAPLw7c2-2FgDdSSKmDXrjhGtgHUrc5PpEgoK3rM44za-2BDXzcj1VyhFV3RAI1D96Q74mFnqfn-2F118mkltvRORz-2F-2FTZXcNR5u-2BwnnIGc9uDKX3XEExYfqOU2v4yokukFx1rkbcWYTYOt2WWJQNl956gq8s793aOut35BfISiqruxVXFdaS8DEvMxh6pvwdAprFQgmAwJvZ8ylYvaAL3ZGz5RAXOSZq4b3-2FvpB7rN4sXu0E077ZMGOl7-2B8pwWTMySSWRsZ6vf4kgUlQvg-2FnoyxrAOK3X-2FGgiQFZogETdprwsMzQxPyKVMG8U3-2FsNiV4WKH5NhkTIzzil5DBXitWkU7fqAN5XMm8I606LDVfC8ulARXbsSvFnd-2FGV7sv7j6yADA18sevwaTGoKqb01aE1QdrXmBYdevZ-2B-2BTMAAPXircfmWhmR-2B8QJeYJU1FE-2FzUTGhQFFZdFYGeMDF0FuwHcSvxnAPgyoaFBAfFkjJbVXxi-2Fpw8CLCI0zoG0J8FXa15nAdrgS-2Bm2GVhvvYqn1CZp-2FvU8z8nNT80ZGccFx8s9d8vch9GV1wEY-2BMOhvkMOhXRcrYYVMK9LlM6QdlamL4i-2FGWA7tDvI2ZHTVkXjAqPukX3uyPvMUZTbIvJdBMpP9tynHErl8Ywnpzgf7WawA4oH3). Now, [on Big Website](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/26/doncaster-sheffield-airport-to-close-after-no-tangible-proposals-put-forward): ‘Doncaster Sheffield airport is to close later this year, its owners have confirmed’. Secondly, which of the 16 islands in the archipelago were they referring to? Red as the great wall of Gwalia. Red as the rising flag of Merthyr. Red as the ancient book of dreams. But if I’m going to be wishy-washy, change my mind and not give us the best chance of winning, then it’s pointless me doing it.” In the meantime, fan opprobrium will rain down on his centre-half until morale improves. In the face of mounting criticism for his unwavering loyalty to Maguire, Southgate has repeatedly justified the player’s inclusion in his starting line-up on the grounds that he has “never let me down”. After being let down in almost comical style twice at Wembley, the England manager has a big decision to make. Once described as the second most important job in the UK after that of prime minister, such is the nationwide bin-fire that has been lit and continues to be vigorously stoked by feckless recent occupants of 10 Downing Street and their deviant cohorts, that the role of England manager is now undeniably the highest office in the land. More used to surfing into major tournaments on a wave of good performances, excellent results, ultimately misguided optimism and upbeat chat about who they’d rather face in the first knockout round after topping their group, it will be a different England who travel to the Human Rights World Cup in November.

England news: Harry Maguire is a big part of the team and people ... (Planet Sport)

Luke Shaw believes Harry Maguire has suffered more abuse than anyone he has come across in football but insists England fans need to accept he is a major ...

He has taken a lot of stick, probably more than I have ever seen before in football but he never hides away, he is always there. "Look at the Euros and what he has done, people need to understand he is a big part of the England team and they have to accept it." "You can have people that can hide away and not want to be in the spotlight but he keeps putting himself in the spotlight and it shows the strength and character he has got because, come on, everyone knows that he is an unbelievable player.