Is it time for World Cup pre-qualification?

England's 8-0 destruction of San Marino last weekend has once again raised the question of whether certain countries within the current World Cup Qualification setup in Europe should be allowed to compete at the highest level of international football.

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Could you fry an egg on Sepp Blatter's head?

I would certainly like to try because all the pain and misery he is causing with these international breaks is just exruciating.

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Evidence of San Marino scoring (Video)

It was a surreal experience watching England's World Cup qualifier against San Marino last night.

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The international break and why it bores me

These international breaks can be tedious business, can't they?

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How to solve a problem like San Marino

England's five goals against San Marino on Friday only tells part of the destruction. San Marino were dominated from start to finish and they could  barely string a pass together. Quite frankly, despite the five goals, the game was boring. England had all of the ball and took 36 shots at goal compared to San Marino's solitary effort.

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San Marino: worse than your local five a side? (Video)

There has been much discussion as to whether teams at the foot of the rankings such as San Marino should play a pre-qualifying round following their thrashing by England on Friday.

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Is TW14's KO a KO for his time at AFC? (Video)

Theo Walcott's latest injury is clearly poor luck on the young lad - literaly having the stuffing knocked out of him against San Marino on Friday night can't be what he had planned. 

I imagine he has visioned tearing the Sunday Leaguer's a new one as he showcased to Arsene Wenger why he is worth £100k a week. Instead he spent the night in A&E struggling to catch his breath. 

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The Top 10 England goalscorers

With England preparing to take on San Marino as they continue their road to Brazil 2014, Roy Hodgson’s strikers will be licking their lips at the prospect of adding to their tallies against according to the Fifa World Rankings, the worst team in the world.

So with the likes of Wayne Rooney, Jermain Defoe and Danny Welbeck sure to have ample goalscoring opportunities, we look back at the Top 10 England scorers.

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