People say English footballers aren’t technically gifted — Jack Wilshere proves they are. The precision of his strikes were magnificent, he put it in the same compartment of the goal against a world-class goalkeeper in Samir Handanovic. Wilshere’s almost made a fool of him. His goals, though, beg the question of whether he should be playing further forward for England. I’m with Roy Hodgson on this one — if I’m a centre back and I want to give the ball to a gifted player, Wilshere is one of those. It can’t be a player who doesn’t want to receive the ball and just wants to defend.Arsenal midfielder struck twice to help England beat Slovenia 3-2The double were Jack Wilshere's first ever England goals after 28 capsEngland remain unbeaten at the top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group ENathaniel Clyne was a surprise omission from the starting line-upREAD: Wilshere put in his best performance for England
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