Wayne Bridge's decision to make himself unavailable for selection for the national team amid reports Terry had an affair with his former partner has also cast a cloud over the camp, but Capello has been pleased with the response this week.
No, he's an England player and England fans don't boo their own players
England will play one of their last games before the World Cup begins in June against Egypt tonight. There is bound to be some amount of pressure on John Terry from the Wembley crowd, following the recent actions of the Chelsea skipper off the field. Will England fans boo their former captain? Vote now.
Peter Crouch scored twice as England came from behind to beat Egypt 3-1 at Wembley this evening but do you think scoring twice is good enough to earn him a starting place at this summer's World Cup? Vote now
Liverpool. With Benitez's team's current form, a replacement is in order.
Chelsea. Abramovich will give him a second chance if they don't win a championship this year.
Arsenal. Wenger keeps his team at the top, but fails to win anything.
Manchester City. Because if Mancini doesn't reach the top four, he's toast.
Other (please comment)
The Inter manager says he loves England and would like to come back and coach for the Premiere League. "I want to come back to England. I want to be back. I'm not the kind of guy to his feelings hidden. I love it here, I love it here, I love it here." (NYtimes)
Jermaine Defoe has been in pretty good form for Spurs before he hobbled off with a hamstring injury and indeed that exact injury has kept him from playing up front for Spurs for a few weeks now. Will the Englishman miss his dream World Cup due to injury or will he get better in time for it?
