Alex Iwobi’s decision to opt for Nigeria having been overlooked for England’s age-group squads for nearly two years raises awkward questions approximately the FA’s setupWes Morgan was brought up on the tough,inner-city estate in Nottingham that is misleadingly known as The Meadows and features a pub called the Poets Corner that, with all due respect to the regulars, and is not exactly the sort of place you would find anyone reciting Keats.
The Jamaica international duly speaks with the accent of a city where nobody bats an eyelid that duck” is the de facto term of endearment. He spent the first nine years of his career playing for Nottingham Forest,six in the Championship and three in League One, and when he finally made it into the Premier League with Leicester City he was 30, and at a stage in his career when no one could possibly have imagined him developing into the monster of a defender we see nowadays.
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Source: theguardian.com