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GREALLY? Wayne Rooney demands Jack Grealish is dropped as Man Utd legend picks ultra-defensive England team to face Germany Jack Figg Updated: 6:42 ET, Jun 27 2021 WAYNE ROONEY believes Gareth Southgate must change Englands shape against Germany - and sacrifice Jack Grealish in doing so. Southgate has switched between a 4-3-3 and 4-2-3-1 so far in the delayed European Championship. 4 Last Tuesday, he deployed the latter with ultra-popular Grealish helping England to a 1-0 win over Czech Repu...

news Rooney calls for Rashford to start ahead of Grealish against Germany Football365 8 hrs ago Wayne Rooney would start Marcus Rashford ahead of Jack Grealish against Germany on Tuesday. England’s record all-time goalscorer has extolled the virtues of Grealish in the past, but feels Rashford’s attributes are “tailor-made” for the Germans. Grealish was handed his first Euros start by Gareth Southgate on Tuesday and The Aston Villa captain faded as the game progressed but many fans wo...

4.4k shares Rooney insists that Grealish should be used off the bench if needed with Marcus Rashford starting in his place, despite his stand-out display against the Czech Republic in Englands final group game, while there is no room for Phil Foden either. After all my championing of Jack Grealish, I wouldnt play him from the start against Germany, Rooney admitted. He was one of Englands better players against the Czech Republic and it is not that my opinion of him has changed. My thinking is ...

Inside the sperm economy, where demand is higher than ever Social media, Tinder-like swiping and Uber-like simplicity have ushered in a reproductive revolution that bypasses sperm banks and IVF clinics. Sperm banks and fertility clinics say the coronavirus pandemic is creating a sperm shortage, as men are not visiting to donate as often as they used to.  Alamy Share The sperm kings of America are exhausted. These men are flying all over the place. They are shipping their sperm with new vial sy...

If you are one of the roughly 141 million Americans whose body produces sperm, the substance likely seems abundant and cheap. For the rest of us, it is very much neither.

The sperm kings of America are exhausted. These men are flying all over the place. They are shipping their sperm with new vial systems and taking the latest DNA tests because that is what women want now. Sure, they can talk on the phone, but they say it has to be quick because they are driving to Dallas or Kansas City or Portland, Maine, in time for an ovulation window. They would like to remind me they have day jobs. “People are fed up with sperm banks,” said Kyle Gordy, 29, who lives in M...