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With fears of players burning and Premier League clubs shouting “ oi ” at Gareth Southgate as he chooses his English side for the deadliest of tires against Iceland, let’s watch English players over the 1000 mark minutes by club and country already this season – from minimum to most minutes …
18) Marcus Rashford: 1017 minutes (855 Manchester United, 162 England)
Now hurt. Obviously.
17) Dominic Calvert-Lewin: 1061 minutes (835 Everton, 226 England)
England’s number 2 striker.
16) Conor Coady: 1080 minutes (810 Wolves, 270 England)
It would have been more had it not been for the ‘rona.
15) Aaron Ramsdale: 1080 minutes (720 Sheffield United, 360 England U21)
Goalkeepers don’t get tired.
14) James Justin: 1088 minutes (908 Leicester City, 180 England U21)
One of the real emerging stars of the season.
13) Harry Maguire: 1111 minutes (900 Manchester United, 211 England)
The self-inflicted injuries prevented the burn-out.
12) Trent Alexander-Arnold: 1137 minutes (954 Liverpool, 183 England)
Now hurt.
11) Bukayo Saka: 1157 minutes (876 Arsenal, 281 England / England U21)
That’s a lot of football at 19.
No player had more key passes than Bukayo Saka in the Belgium v England match, despite coming in as a substitute in the 38th minute to play LWB / LB. He has had more key passes than Kevin de Bruyne.
Another solid performance. pic.twitter.com/d8InMVx05b
– AfcVIP⁴⁹ (@VipArsenal) November 15, 2020
10) Michael Keane: 1170 minutes (990 Everton, 180 England)
Still only one minute to lose for Everton this season.
9) Raheem Sterling: 1176 minutes (996 Man City, 180 England)
Now hurt.
8) Joe Gomez: 1217 minutes (979 Liverpool, 228 England)
Now really hurt.
7) Declan Rice: 1246 minutes (810 West Ham, 436 England)
He started every Nations League game. England are now out of the Nations League.
6) Mason Mount: 1257 minutes (891 Chelsea, 366 England)
Coaches like him. His only crime is be more Frank Lampard than Jack Grealish.
5) Eric Dier: 1260 minutes (900 Tottenham, 369 England)
The last 90 for England it didn’t go well.
4) Jordan Pickford: 1260 minutes (810 Everton, 450 England)
However, the last few for Everton did not go well.
3) Kieran Trippier: 1298 minutes (900 Atletico Madrid, 398 England)
Not finished yet.
2) Kyle Walker: 1376 minutes (1036 Manchester City, 340 England)
Seriously, he shouldn’t be playing in the Carabao Cup.
1) Harry Kane: 1378 minutes (1006 Tottenham, 372 England)
Wound it can only be around the corner.
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