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Jordan Pickford and Wayne Rooney Discuss England's World Cup Hopes and Everton Loyalty

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Jordan Pickford and Wayne Rooney Discuss England's World Cup Hopes and Everton Loyalty

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Jordan Pickford and Wayne Rooney reflect on their shared experiences with Everton and England, discussing the prospect of ending England's 60-year trophy drought at the 2026 World Cup, Pickford's loyalty to Everton, and their individual records.

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