761e985f fd5e 43d0 b0d4 2599c8a76d17
Coat of arms
Eb835580 b5fb 43d8 bc55 e45c62a02154
Shirt
0a246f65 df22 4adb a6ad cdd530c368d6

Starting lineup - published: 05.11.18

Position First name Last name Mjesto rođenja Like Dislike
GK Joe HART Shrewsbury

14

image/svg+xml

6

GK Jordan PICKFORD Washington

28

image/svg+xml

9

DC Chris SMALLING London

6

image/svg+xml

9

DC Gary CAHILL Dronfield

8

image/svg+xml

3

DRC John STONES Barnsley

19

image/svg+xml

1

DR Nathaniel CLYNE Stockwell

3

image/svg+xml

1

DR/MR Kyle WALKER Sheffield

17

image/svg+xml

3

DL Andrew ROBERTSON Glasgow

19

image/svg+xml

0

DL Danny ROSE Doncaster

10

image/svg+xml

4

DL Luke SHAW Kingston upon Thames

13

image/svg+xml

3

DRC/DMC Eric DIER Cheltenham

18

image/svg+xml

3

DRC/DMC Phil JONES Preston

7

image/svg+xml

1

DMC Jordan HENDERSON Sunderland

23

image/svg+xml

6

MC Jack WILSHERE Stevenage

8

image/svg+xml

8

MC James McCARTNEY Glasgow

1

image/svg+xml

0

MRLC Aaron RAMSEY Aaron

14

image/svg+xml

0

MRLC/DL James MILNER Leeds

4

image/svg+xml

2

AMC Adam LALLANA St.Albans

11

image/svg+xml

11

AMC Dele ALLI Milton Keynes

22

image/svg+xml

8

AMC Ross BARKLEY Liverpool

6

image/svg+xml

3

AMRLC Alex OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN Portsmouth

12

image/svg+xml

1

AMRL Gareth BALE Cardiff

21

image/svg+xml

2

AMRL Oliver BURKE Kirkcaldy

0

image/svg+xml

0

AMR/DR Michail ANTONIO London

5

image/svg+xml

3

AMRL/FC Theo WALCOTT Stanmore

5

image/svg+xml

2

SS/FRLC Wayne ROONEY Liverpool

21

image/svg+xml

5

FRLC Daniel STURRIDGE Birmingham

15

image/svg+xml

4

FRLC Danny WELBECK Manchester

6

image/svg+xml

2

FRLC Marcus RASHFORD Manchester

19

image/svg+xml

3

FC Harry KANE Chingford

20

image/svg+xml

4

FC Jamie VARDY Sheffield

14

image/svg+xml

3

(Today Part: England, Scotland, Wales)

After the unification of the English and Scottish crowns, the term '' King of Great Britain '' became popular. In general, the character of the rule in England depended on the person of the king, and this was of particular importance for the stability of the country, given that personal relations between the king and high nobles were crucial to political progress. James I (r. 1603-1625) was influenced by ideas from the continent, so he emphasized the divine inspiration of the monarchy, and his son Charles I (r. 1625-1642) usually emphasized the "emperor's emperor" and the subject of duty. In addition, tolerance towards Catholics led to a long-standing citizen king with Parliament with whom the conflicts in Scotland and Ireland in 1638-1651 would be linked. Parliament won for many reasons: it had the support of the richest parts of the country, Scots, London, major ports and navy, and because of the religious passion of its supporters. Its leader, Cromwell, regarded himself as God's chosen executor, destined to overthrow religious and political tyranny.

Following the public execution of King Charles II, the republican regime (1649-60) was marked by the beginning of the war with the Netherlands, radical political and conservative religious ideas.  Nevertheless, the monarchy was restored in 1660, but from then on it continued to exist provided it accepted the will of the people as expressed through Parliament. The recognition of freedom of religion and the participation of public opinion in political struggles through the precursors of parties (Wiggis and Tories) made England a unique example of a rule based on freedom and conflict, but at the same time the cooperation of the King and Parliament.

Sources
    • Jeremy BLACK, Povijest Britanskih otoka, Zagreb, 2004.
    • Felipe FERNANDEZ-ARMESTO, Narodi Europe, Zagreb, 1997.
    • Grupa autora, Povijest: Počeci novog doba (16. stoljeće), knjiga IX., Zagreb 2008.
    • Adrian HASTINGS, Gradnja nacionaliteta , Rijeka, 2003.
    • Coat of amrs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Arms_of_England