England Archives: 05/2016

Jack Wilshere has been named in the England squad for Euro 2016 and looks set to end the summer having played considerably more minutes for his country than his club.

Jack Wilshere has shed light on some of his darker days on the sidelines, revealing that some days, he didn’t feel like he’d ever be back but that’s he’s not afraid.

Starting an England game for the first time in nearly a year, Jack Wilshere came through 65 minutes on Sunday.

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere came through 66 minutes unscathed as England beat Turkey on Sunday evening. Though he only managed to start one Premier League…

Jack Wilshere has been looking lively in England training this week and by ‘lively’ I mean he’s still in one piece.

There are plenty of people voicing their displeasure at Jack Wilshere’s inclusion in Roy Hodgson’s England squad, including former Three Lions captain Alan Shearer.

Incredibly, the inclusion of Jack Wilshere in Roy Hodgson’s Euro 2016 squad was met with some surprise and outrage.

A provisional England squad for Euro 2016 was announced on Monday morning and, despite an injury for Danny Welbeck, Theo Walcott didn’t receive a call-up.

Roy Hodgson named a provisional England squad for Euro 2016 on Monday morning, three days later than played due to an injury to Danny Welbeck.

Jack Wilshere is the only Arsenal player to make Roy Hodgson’s England squad for Euro 2016 this summer.

With the season almost over, attention is beginning to turn to Euro 2016, which will take place in France this summer.

Looking forward to the final Premier League game of the season, there was plenty of Euro 2016 talk for Arsène Wenger to sink his teeth into.

After finally featuring heavily in an Arsenal game at the weekend, Jack Wilshere is hoping England boss Roy Hodgson names him in his Euro 2016 squad next week.

Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has suffered a setback in training and has been ruled out of this summer’s European Championships.