Tony Cascarino 'worried' about John Stones making blunder at World Cup

Cascarino 'worried' about Stones at World Cup
© Offside
Tony Cascarino says that he is 'worried' about John Stones being in the backline for England at the World Cup.

Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino has admitted that he is concerned about John Stones playing for England at the World Cup.

The Manchester City defender has had his critics during his time at the Etihad Stadium, and that has extended onto the international stage.

During England's 1-1 draw with Italy in Tuesday night's international friendly at Wembley, Stones was accused of spending too much time on the ball and almost giving away a goal.

While speaking to Jim White on talkSPORT, Cascarino said: "He worries me, Jim. If you play three at the back, you're obligated to play football. You have to get on the ball and move it around. Too many times he makes that individual error where he's slipping or getting caught on the ball, just over-elborating.

"No I don't get last night when you watch the game and where everyone is saying: 'Oh he made the mistakes but he got over them'. You could be 2-0 down, Jim, you can't do that."

Stones has earned 24 caps for his country.

Share this article now:
Kyle Walker battles with Danny Rose during the Premier League game between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur on December 16, 2017
Read Next:
Southgate: 'Walker comfortable in back three'
>

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Select and display your favourite team's news and scores in this panel

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Select and display your favourite team's news and scores in this panel
Championship
La Liga
League One
League Two
National League
Primeira Liga
2.Bundesliga
Serie B
Ligue 2
AFC Champions League
Belgian Pro League
Greek Superleague
Eerste Divisie
Norwegian Eliteserien
Swedish Allsvenskan
Turkish Super Lig

Subscribe to our Newsletter


Transfer Talk Daily
Match previews - twice weekly
Morning Briefing (7am UTC)
Ultra close-up image of Kevin De Bruyne [NOT FOR USE IN ARTICLES]Get the latest transfer news, match previews and news direct to your inbox!
Tables
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Manchester CityMan City31273188216784
2Manchester UnitedMan Utd31215560233768
3Liverpool32199475354066
4Tottenham HotspurSpurs31197562263664
5Chelsea31175953302356
6Arsenal311561058411751
7Burnley31121092927246
8Leicester CityLeicester311110104743443
9Everton32117143853-1540
10Bournemouth32910133951-1237
11Watford32107154157-1637
12Newcastle UnitedNewcastle3198143140-935
13Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton31810132842-1434
14West Ham UnitedWest Ham3189143957-1833
15Swansea CitySwansea3187162544-1931
16Huddersfield TownHuddersfield3287172553-2831
17Crystal Palace3279163150-1930
18Southampton31513132947-1828
19Stoke CityStoke3269172961-3227
20West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom32311182551-2620

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Loading ...

Failed to load data.

Select and display your favourite team's news and scores in this panel
Login, I already have my ad-free pass
Log in with Facebook to customise Sports Mole
Buy ad-free access (show me the options)
Buy monthly ad-free access for £1.20/month
Buy yearly ad-free access for £12 (2 months free)
Settings - Logout - Manage your account
Settings - Logout - Manage your account
LIVE SCORES VIDEPRINTER
expand