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Scott Adkins to play for England!

Okay, time to wake up! Whilst some of us are commiserating with each other over England’s early exit from the World Cup, we might decide on a different kind of strategy for our fantasy football line up in the hopes of grabbing glory in 2018. After all, we can’t keep pulling out 1966 forever, can we?

I want Scott Adkins in my starting eleven:

That was a clip from The Pink Panther (2006). And so onto the pain of endless analysis of just why England was outplayed this time around and what we, as a nation, will do next time. Till then, forgive me my one indulgence:

Elliot Richards

Elliot is KFK's Web Content Editor, writer and lover of all kinds of movies, including martial arts ones. Favourites include The Prodigal Son, Magnificent Butcher, The Victim, Legend of a Fighter and the Ip Man movies with Donnie Yen.

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