Peter Crouch and Rio Ferdinand disagreed over whether FIFA should go ahead with plans to have a World Cup every two years.
Former Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger, now FIFA's head of global football development, has developed the idea and has begun consulting former players and coaches.
In his proposal, international qualification matches would be consolidated into one or two windows and there would be a tournament at the end of each season, with the World Cup taking place every two years.
Ahead of the lunch time kick-off between Crystal Palace and Tottenham, former England internationals Crouch and Ferdinand debated the topic.