Actually they cannot stand each other. Just because Foden said that, does not mean that they are bosom buddies. Roy Keane said that, "George Best and Johan Cruyff were the best dibblers of a ball I have ever seen and it was his privilege to watch them both play", but Keane could not stand either. and Best and Keane REALLY could not stand each other. York and Cole were the best Strike Force Man Utd ever had, with a fantastic understanding as to how each other worked, but they could not stand each other either. Osgood and Hutchinson, for Chelsea, were the same. Messi. Mbappe, Neymar, Verratti, cannot stand each other, but they have a mutual respect for each others game, which is why they get on while playing for PSG,. Grealish, Shaw and Maguire cannot stand each other either, but they get on when playing for England, neither can Rashford and Martial, in fact to use the word "hate" each other, really is not a strong enough description at all.. So on and so on.... "To get on, while playing", is the professional thing to do and at times, nothing more than that.

@@neovarleydownes9109 how long did it take you to write that?

@@GD_Epiflex3 About two/three minutes. Unlike most on here, I have more than 2 fingers I can type with.

@@neovarleydownes9109 majestic, well done you

@@neovarleydownes9109 wow that's talent

True that but England has kinda always had this problem but looks like there doing better team chemistry wise.

@@louisianasportskingoftheba9312 That is true. Out of all International Teams, England has the most "Frenemies" on their Teams. I do not like Southgate, I do not think he is good enough to be England Manager from a winning trophies point of view, but I cannot argue with the fact that his Man Management is brilliant and maybe that is more important to the EFA than winning. Southgate has instilled the mantra into those England Players: "When you put on an England shirt, you leave any personal problems you might have with each other, outside", and it works. There was an incident a year or so ago, Sterling and Fodan, in the England Team....they started scrapping outside the Stadium, over something daft, but when they stepped inside Wembley, it stopped and it was like they were best Buds. After the game and once they were outside, they started again where they finished off, in a way, it was a actually quite funny. I also think that might be one reason why Sterling wanted to leave Man City. I have never had a Team Mate I have had reason to fall out with, but I know plenty who did and it is like an unwritten law, "once on the field, forget any feuds". The German National Team, with Flick and others before him, have a different mantra. If it turns out that a Player falls out with another, they are both out of the Team until they can sort it out between them, I guess it saves complications, although I have only ever known two Player to fall out with each other in 52 years, that I know of and that was way back in the 1970 World Cup. But you are right what you say, "it looks like they are doing better Team Chemistry wise". :0)

It was his EX, what's the problem.move on bridge you psycho

I know that when they both played for England Sheringham was subbed for Cole and didn’t shake his hand as he came off. Maybe that was it 🤷🏼‍♂️

There literally a video of them at england camp saying “what rivalry?” and laughing

This is the first England team in decades that is putting country before club. So no.

Yhhh completely forgot that Courtois & De Bruyne are ENGLISH.....

Mine is Manchester United

Lol Jude is never going Chelsea

Man said Chelsea 😂😂

But that doesn't mean they're fighting or have a beef

@@abdurrahmanjaiyeola2231 Both played for England

@@hellalivdale7559 oh yh.

Well that aged well