- No England return for Foster - Keeper will not reverse decision to retire from international stage
- 14/05/2012 by Sky Sport
Ben Foster: Will not come out of international retirement under HodgsonWest Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster has confirmed he will not be ending his international exile despite the pleas of new England manager Roy Hodgson.Foster has impressed outgoing Baggies boss Hodgson while on loan at West Brom from Birmingham this season, but the 29-year-old has decided against reversing th... Full Story »- Euro 2012: Sir Alex Ferguson doubts Ferdinand England fitness
- 14/05/2012 by BBC Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson is unsure whether Rio Ferdinand can cope with playing in all of England's matches at Euro 2012.The Manchester United boss fears the 33-year-old's long-standing lower back problem would leave him unable to deal with the tough match schedule.England could play six matches in 21 days if they were to reach the final in Poland and Ukraine this summer.Ferguson tol... Full Story »- England defender Chris Smalling ruled out of Euro 2012
- 14/05/2012 by BBC Sport
Manchester United and England defender Chris Smalling will miss Euro 2012 with a groin injury.Smalling suffered the injury during last Sunday's 2-0 victory over Swansea.United manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed: "Chris has suffered a bad injury. It is a groin muscle injury and he'll miss the European Championship."Striker Danny Welbeck will miss the final game of the seaso... Full Story »- Scholes open to Roy recall: United midfielder could be tempted out of England retirement
- 14/05/2012 by Dailymail
Paul Scholes would be open to an approach from Roy Hodgson if the new England manager wants to include him in his plans for this summer's European Championship. Scholes was targeted at the very last minute by Fabio Capello before the 2010 World Cup, but an indirect approach and the timing of that interest was not enough to persuade the Manchester United midfielder to come ou... Full Story »- Roy Hodgson backs Stale Solbakken as Wolves boss
- 13/05/2012 by Expressandstar
Stale Solbakken’s shock appointment as new Wolves boss was today given an enthusiastic seal of approval by England manager Roy Hodgson.The two were manager and captain 12 years ago when they led FC Copenhagen to the club’s first championship for eight years in Denmark.They have remained firm friends ever since and outgoing Albion boss Hodgson admitted he was delighted an... Full Story »- Holt: I’ve proved I’m good enough for England
- 13/05/2012 by Talksport.co.uk
Norwich City striker Grant Holt has told talkSPORT that he thinks he’s done enough this season to earn himself a place in England’s Euro 2012 squad.The 31-year-old has been in impressive form throughout the Canaries’ first season back in the Premier League netting 14 goals, making him the second highest English goalscorer in the division behind Wayne Rooney.In his three year... Full Story »- England defender Smalling sidelined for EURO
- 13/05/2012 by UEFA.com
Chris Smalling (right) in action against Wales during UEFA EURO 2012 qualifyingEngland's Chris Smalling is out of UEFA EURO 2012 after sustaining a groin injury while playing for Manchester United FC in their penultimate match of the Premier League campaign last weekend.The defender, who started and finished United's 2-0 victory against Swansea City AFC, was initially expecte... Full Story »- Bent boost for England boss Hodgson but fears grow over Parker for Euro 2012
- 12/05/2012 by Dailymail
England manager Roy Hodgson is giving Darren Bent every chance to prove himself fit for this summer's European Championship.On a day when Harry Redknapp revealed that Tottenham's Scott Parker is a major doubt for the tournament and Manchester United confirmed that Chris Smalling would be ruled out, Sportsmail has learned that Aston Villa striker Bent received a second visi... Full Story »- You'll be racially abused, England players told ahead of this summer's Euros
- 11/05/2012 by Dailymail
England's players and fans face the threat of racial abuse in Ukraine this summer, according to this country's senior police officer in charge of footballing matters. Andy Holt, assistant Chief Constable of South Yorkshire, said Ukraine are 'not as advanced in anti-racism initiatives as we are' and fears racist abuse could be an issue at Euro 2012.However, he believes a... Full Story »- I haven't heard from Roy, admits Terry as Chelsea skipper faces Euro 2012 omission
- 11/05/2012 by Dailymail
Chelsea skipper John Terry has revealed he has yet to hear from new England manager Roy Hodgson about his possible involvement at Euro 2012. Hodgson confirmed upon his appointment he would speak to both Terry and Rio Ferdinand before picking his 23-man squad for next month's tournament in order to determine whether they could play together. Hodgson is understood to have bee... Full Story »
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