- Welbeck fears allayed as United striker set to be fit for England's Euro 2012 campaign
- 02/05/2012 by crystalpalace-mad.co.uk
New England manager Roy Hodgson received his first good news bulletin when it emerged that Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck will be fit for this summer’s European Championship.Welbeck injured his lower right leg in a challenge with Holland midfielder Nigel de Jong late in United’s Barclays Premier League defeat at Manchester City on Monday night.Pain game: Danny Welbec... Full Story »- I want Terry and Rio! Hodgson will hold peace talks with England pair over race row
- 02/05/2012 by Dailymail
Roy Hodgson will talk to both John Terry and Rio Ferdinand in the hope of taking both players to the European Championship. Hodgson's first task as England manager will be to try to heal a potentially massive rift in the dressing room that has developed since Terry was accused of racially abusing Ferdinand's brother Anton in October. Terry has denied the allegation but face... Full Story »- Hurst surprised at Redknapp snub
- 01/05/2012 by ESPNSTAR.com
World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst has admitted his surprise that "outstanding candidate" Harry Redknapp seems unlikely to get the England job.The Tottenham boss was swiftly installed as favourite to succeed Fabio Capello when the Italian stood down from the post, but it emerged last night [Sunday] that the Football Association had made an approach to West Brom counterpart Ro... Full Story »- Two-jobs Roy set to take over England today... and see out the season with West Brom
- 01/05/2012 by Dailymail
Roy Hodgson will perform a dual role until the end of the season, planning for England’s European Championship campaign while overseeing West Bromwich Albion’s final two Premier League games.Amicable negotiations between the Football Association and West Bromwich mean Stuart Pearce, the GB Olympics team coach and England Under 21 manager, will not have to name the 23-ma... Full Story »- Roy for England! Hodgson to land England job as favourite Harry snubbed
- 30/04/2012 by Dailymail
Roy Hodgson is set to take charge of England's assault on the European Championships after it was revealed the West Brom manager is in talks with the Football Association.The 64-year-old is the only candidate to have been interviewed for the role, despite many tipping Harry Redknapp to succeed Fabio Capello, after the Italian quit the post in February.But the FA have no... Full Story »- Everton plotting second shot at Dempsey but Arsenal and Spurs lurk for Fulham star
- 28/04/2012 by Dailymail
David Moyes plans to make another move to lure Clint Dempsey to Everton this summer, although money could prove an obstacle again. Moyes had scouted Dempsey extensively when he was at New England Revolution but did not have the funds to match Fulham's £2million bid in January 2007. He asked the America star to wait until the summer but Dempsey was keen to move to the Barclay... Full Story »- Micah: Mario the key
- 28/04/2012 by The Sun
ALWAYS HIM ... but will Mario Balotelli shine again on Monday?MICAH RICHARDS believes Mario Balotelli could be the key in another Manchester derby on Monday.The England defender was voted man of the match in City’s 6-1 romp over United in October — but felt the Italian ran him close.Richards reckons Super Mario — back in contention after a three-game ban — is great at gettin... Full Story »- Sunderland boss O'Neill backs Larsson for Euro 2012 spot
- 27/04/2012 by Goal.com
Sunderland manager Martin O’Neill has revealed that he turned down Sebastian Larsson’s offer to delay his hernia operation until the end of the season in order to give the Sweden international time to recover for Euro 2012.The former Arsenal man has enjoyed an excellent first season on Wearside since joining on a free transfer from Birmingham, featuring 39 times for the Blac... Full Story »- Reds do Micah’s head in
- 27/04/2012 by The Sun
CATCH UP ... Micah RichardsMICAH RICHARDS admits he is fed up with living in Manchester United’s shadow.The England full-back has been on City’s books since he was a 14-year-old — and being second-best to the Reds is all he has known.Now City have their chance to strike back as a win in Monday’s derby would see them leapfrog their neighbours on goal difference.And the club’... Full Story »- Shilton: Tottenham's poor form could benefit England
- 26/04/2012 by Goal.com
Former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton believes that Tottenham’s recent drop in form could be a “blessing in disguise” for the FA with manager Harry Redknapp rumoured to be first choice for the national team vacancy.The 62-year-old who won a record 125 caps feels that without the prospect of Champions League football at White Hart Lane, both club and boss would be mor... Full Story »
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