Rhett Bernstein, Kyle Helton and Mjondalen moved on to the third round of the Norwegian Cup Thursday night.

The timing was just right for tomorrow morning's newspapers, but the name isn't the one that most had expected to see at the top of their short-list. Earlier this evening, a statement appeared on the Football Association's website confirming that they have made a formal approach to West Bromwich Albion to speak to Roy Hodgson over the position vacated by Fabio Capello two months ago.

On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, just what are the FA waiting for? Bernstein says there's no conflict of job interest for England with the vacant position at Chelsea, and if Oxlade-Chamberlain doesn't go to the Euros, neither will Gadsby. On the only show in the world dedicated exclusively to the England football team.

Fabio Capello is furious at the English FA for firing his captain John Terry, and you have to begin to wonder whether Capello will still be in charge of England when this summer's Euro 2012 rolls around.

Capello was interviewed by national Italian broadcaster Rai 1 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon, where he attended Chelsea's 3-3 draw with Manchester United, and he stated openly how angry he was.

Bernstein disappointed at lack of FIFA progress on governance

"There is a FIFA ExCo this month and we are hoping something will come out of that but I wouldn't hold your breath," says FA chairman

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Player: Christian Negouai (Manchester City)
Offence: Missing drugs test
Punishment: No ban, £2,000 fine

Player: Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)
Offence: Missing drugs test
Punishment: 8 month ban, £50,000 fine

Player: Kolo Toure (Manchester City)
Offence: Taking banned substance
Punishment: 6 month ban

"Bernstein And FA At It Again.

When Norways Mjondalen IF signed Rhett Bernstein and Kyle Helton this offseason, the American duo were expected to make an immediate impact in the club's 1. Division campaign.

Manchester United sixties legend Paddy Crerand does not mince words. He had no hesitation is saying publicly what many fans have always known when he bluntly told Keys and Gray on Talk Sport that...
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Manchester United sixties legend Paddy Crerand does not mince words. He had no hesitation is saying publicly what many fans have always known when he bluntly told Keys and Gray on Talk Sport that...
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