- Defoe returns to England duty in boost for Hodgson ahead of opening clash with France
- 10/06/2012 by Dailymail
Jermain Defoe is back with the England camp after returning to Poland following the death of his father.The striker is now expected to start on the bench in the Group D opener against France on Monday.The news is a boost to boss Roy Hodgson, who is without suspended Wayne Rooney for the first two matches of the tournament.Look who's back: Jermain Defoe with England in Krako... Full Story »- We're ready for France, insists Young ahead of England's Euro 2012 opener
- 10/06/2012 by Dailymail
Ashley Young says England are full of confidence heading into their Euro 2012 opener with France on Monday.New boss Roy Hodgson has begun his regime with 1-0 victories at Norway in Oslo and Belgium at Wembley, with Young scoring the decisive goal against the former.Listen up: Ashley Young leaves the England team hotel in Krakow on Saturday morningAnd the Manchester United sta... Full Story »- Barton - I would be in England squad if I behaved
- 09/06/2012 by YAHOO Sport
- Controversial QPR midfielder Joey Barton insists he would have been included in England's Euro 2012 squad if he could stay out of trouble.In his latest Twitter rant, Barton slammed England manager Roy Hodgson for calling-up Jordan Henderson for the finals after Frank Lampard's injury and claimed he deserved a place in the squad ahead of the Liverpool midfielder.But Barton wil... Full Story »
- Hart aiming to gain momentum from France test
- 09/06/2012 by Goal.com
The England goalkeeper is hoping the Three Lions can make a good start to Euro 2012 against Laurent Blanc's men and is looking forward to playing a key role for his countryEngland goalkeeper Joe Hart believes a good start to Euro 2012 against France on Monday could set his side up for a successful tournament.The Three Lions come into the European Championships with lo... Full Story »- While the team will play... Rio is away: Ferdinand soaks up the sun in Cyprus as England head to the Euros without him
- 09/06/2012 by Dailymail
He was bitterly disappointed to be left out of the England squad for the Euro 2012 Championship, but Rio Ferdinand appears to be more than making up for it.The footballer was pictured soaking up the sun during a holiday in Cyprus this week, as his teammates were departing for Krakow.While the team are working hard in training camp, the 33-year-old was spotted reclinin... Full Story »- Des Kelly: England don't stand a chance, right? So just enjoy Euro 2012
- 09/06/2012 by Dailymail
Give me an E. Give me an N. Give me a G. Actually, just give me a whole load of Es, because the only way I’m going to carry on with this England cheerleader nonsense is if I’m on mind-bending drugs.There’s no need for the pom poms this time. It seems the majority of people in this country have finally accepted that we need to treat the national team in a truly English fashion... Full Story »- Danny the boy for Roy
- 09/06/2012 by The Sun
WEL HAPPY ... Danny Welbeck is favourite to partner Ashley YoungDANNY WELBECK is set to get the nod ahead of Andy Carroll for England’s Euro 2012 opener against France.Manchester United’s Welbeck has impressed Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson in training.And he is likely to partner United pal Ashley Young up front for Monday’s crunch game in Donetsk.Seven England players went t... Full Story »- England hope to fight any racist abuse through official UEFA channels
- 09/06/2012 by Dailymail
England will aim to keep the team on the pitch and fight racism through official channels if their players are abused during Euro 2012. UEFA confirmed on Friday that black players in the Holland squad were targeted with monkey noises at a training session in Krakow - also the base for England and Italy. England's open training session was without incident yesterday with an F... Full Story »- Ferdinand fears his England career is over after Euro 2012 controversy
- 09/06/2012 by Dailymail
Rio Ferdinand fears the row over his omission from the Euro 2012 squad will mark the end of his England career.The 33-year-old Manchester United defender has told England manager Roy Hodgson he will never retire from internationals but Ferdinand, capped 81 times, told the Sun: ‘You would have to say it might be over with England for me.Life's a beach: Rio Ferdinand and hi... Full Story »- Day football came second: Rooney heads England delegation on emotional tour of harrowing Nazi concentration camp at Auschwitz
- 09/06/2012 by Dailymail
The first professional footballers to pass through the gates of Auschwitz never left. Like Roy Hodgson, Arpad Weisz had managed Inter Milan. He had guided the club to the first unified Italian title in 1930. He discovered Giuseppe Meazza, after whom the San Siro stadium that is the modern home to both Milan clubs is also named. Weisz had played for Internazionale too. Bu... Full Story »
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