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With a new England manager in place and the captaincy once again up for grabs, Steven
Gerrard has already said that he looks forward to working with Roy Hodgson again even though their
last partnership didn't go so well. The following is a transcript of Gerrard's call to Hodgson just
to remind the gaffer that he would very much like to be England captain.
The African Cup of Nations just wouldn't be the African Cup of Nations without some questionable
goalkeeping, and Zambia keeper Kennedy Mweene was first of the mark with this effort against
Senegal. Mweene raced off his line to claim a ball he didn't really need to get. Only after making
the catch did he pause [.
It was all a bit of a rush. Fancy letting family stuff get in the way of football. What on earth
is happening to me? Anyone would think it's Christmas or something.
So when I switched on the TV it took me a moment to get my bearings. First thing top left hand
corner, read it three times just to make sure and remember to breathe.
That being the fact that you're allowed to handle the ball inside the penalty area. Rather than
catch David Fuster's time effort for Olympiakos last night, Arsenal's sub keeper Mannone on in
place of the injured Lukasz Fabianski decided to attempt some sort of martial arts volleyed
clearance. That plan didn't really work.
Match report Video (via @arsenalist)
Sometimes, like against Manchester City in the Carling Cup, we see a performance from the second
string that lifts the spirits and gives us hope and encouragement for the future. And sometimes we
get performances like last night which reflect little more than why these players are part of the
second string.