- Let me lead: Rooney throws his hat in the ring for England captaincy
- 12/02/2012 by Dailymail
Wayne Rooney insisted he would relish being England captain - but acknowledged the matter is out of his hands.John Terry has been stripped of the honour after the Chelsea defender's racism trial was put back until July 9, while Rio Ferdinand has said he is not interested in the position.However, Rooney would not reject the chance, and also believes Steven Gerrard would be ... Full Story »- Redknapp: I love Spurs but I'd have to listen to England offer
- 11/02/2012 by Dailymail
Harry Redknapp is prepared to talk to the FA about the England job but has asked for a few days' grace after the hardest, most dramatic week of his life. Senior FA officials were talking at Wembley on Friday about a successor to Fabio Capello, and Tottenham's manager is believed to be at the top of their shortlist now he has been cleared of tax evasion. Back to work: Redknap... Full Story »- Rob: Capello could have won Euros
- 11/02/2012 by The Sun
ROBERTO MANCINI believes the FA have lost a man who could have won them Euro 2012 in Fabio Capello.The Manchester City boss has jumped to the defence of his fellow Italian after he quit the England post this week.Few have lamented Capello's departure but Mancini believes England could rue the day they let him go.He said: "I don't know the reason for it but I can say that th... Full Story »- Wenger rules himself out of England running, but believes job can be done part-time
- 11/02/2012 by Dailymail
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists international management is not for him but feels the England job could be done part-time in the short term.Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is being widely tipped as the replacement for Fabio Capello, who resigned his post in charge of the national team on Wednesday night following the FA's decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy whil... Full Story »- Memo to Harry: this job ALWAYS ends in tears…
- 11/02/2012 by Dailymail
Part of me would prefer it if Harry Redknapp turned down the England job. Frankly, it would be quite refreshing if the only credible English candidate were to look at the position and all it entails and say, 'Nah, I'll pass thanks very much'. It might teach us all a lesson. The chap has just been through a court battle that made him ill, doctors recently tweaked a valve in hi... Full Story »- Wenger defends Capello stance
- 10/02/2012 by ESPNSTAR.com
Arsene Wenger has defended Fabio Capello's stand over John Terry, insisting he should have had the final say over whether the Chelsea man remained as England captain or not.Capello resigned after the Football Association board went over his head to strip Terry of the captaincy, with the player facing trial on a racist abuse charge in July, after Euro 2012. Terry denies ... Full Story »- I’m worried players back Harry
- 10/02/2012 by The Sun
REDKNAPP FAN ... England striker RooneyNO MATTER who England appoint as manager, I can't see them winning Euro 2012.Every couple of years England are installed as one of the favourites to win the World Cup or European Championships, which is strange because they haven't won a tournament since 1966. And that was in England.Harry Redknapp is the one everyone seems to want and... Full Story »- Not again! After race row topples Capello, FA forced to defend Pearce over 1994 slur
- 10/02/2012 by Dailymail
The Football Association were on Thursday accused of hypocrisy over racism when they unveiled Stuart Pearce as temporary successor to Fabio Capello as England manager.England legend Pearce, known in his playing days as Psycho, once had to apologise to fellow international Paul Ince for alleged racist abuse — the very issue that led to Capello’s resignation.The Italian quit o... Full Story »- Get me out of here: Terry leaves England for mini-break, missing Chelsea's game at Everton
- 10/02/2012 by Dailymail
Deposed England captain John Terry, the man at the centre of the storm between the FA and Fabio Capello, has left the country on a mini-break.The Chelsea defender was given five days off by Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas and is understood to be in a secret hideaway in Portugal with his family. He is sidelined with a knee injury and will miss tomorrow’s game at Everton... Full Story »- No manager, no captain and best player is banned... but at least FA's flights are booked
- 10/02/2012 by Dailymail
There is no manager, no captain, the best player is suspended for the first two matches, but not to worry, according to Football Association chairman David Bernstein everything is in place for the European Championship this summer.We can presume from this that Bernstein’s secretary has been on to ba.com and has boxed off seat 1A, business class, to Krakow. That his hotel suit... Full Story »
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