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Jack Wilshere: “I thought it may be hard to watch the World Cup, but I'm viewing every game like a fan”

by Chris Flanagan FFT @https://twitter.com/@cflanaganfft Published 7 sec ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? It’s been six years since Jack Wilshere watched a major tournament at home – but that won’t stop him from cheering on England against Colombia tonight. A member of England’s squads for the 2014 World Cup and Euro 2016, Wilshere didn’t make it into Gareth Southgate’s 23 for this summer’s tournament. Instead, he’ll head to a central London pub tonight to cheer on his friends from afar, at an event organised by William Hill. “Personally I think they’ve got the talent and ability to go all the way,” he tells FourFourTwo. "At the beginning I...
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