England captain Rio Ferdinand facing some injury in his left knee during the team's first training session in South Africa is out of the World Cup. It was disappointing and sad for both him and England, but now the question is who will start alongside John Terry?
Ledley King's World Cup since to be over since he will be out for three weeks. England can not call up a replacement for him, so Fabio Capello should choose between Jamie Carragher, Matthew Upson and Michael Dawson to start England's next match with Algeria on Friday. Who would you pick?
Ledley King is injured, will be out for three weeks so his World Cup seems to be as good as over. Fabio Capello can not call up a replacement so he has to make his choice between Carragher, Upson and Dawson. Who would you pick?
Fabio's seems never far from the stands at a Spurs game and the reason being is he's keeping an eye on the dominating center-back Ledley King. Will the England boss bring him to South Africa or is he just keeping up appearances?
Capello sends Carragher England invite - Jamie Carragher is considering coming out of international retirement for the World Cup, while Ledley King is now almost certain of a place in next week's 30-man England squad.
Fabio Capello says there is more to come from England after Monday's unconvincing 3-1 win over Mexico.
Goals from Ledley King, Peter Crouch and Glen Johnson gave Fabio Capello's side victory in their penultimate game before the World Cup in South Africa.
He should be given a contract come June, no question about that!
Nah, Liverpool should get another manager next season.
Kenny Dalglish stepped in as a temporary replacement for Roy Hodgson but after grabbing four consecutive wins and pushing Liverpool to sixth place more and more people are backing him for a permanent deal next season. The Liverpool legend tried to cool down that talk: "I'm only doing what I said I would come in and do, which is help. I'll never stand in the way of progress at this football club. I have never had a conversation with the owners beyond the conversation I had when I came in. That's where we stand at the moment and until there is more to discuss, that is where we are."
