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Who would have thought that Swansea at home this Saturday would be such a pivotal game in the
Arsenal's Premier League campaign? Not this subscriber, that's for sure. You see, I saw the season
thus far panning out like this; Geordies away, three points, nae messin', man.
Bin-dippers at home?
Pipita Scored and Kaka had another good game. Great Signs ‘Assumptions are the mother
of all Fuckups!' – I once heard my brother (who's an associate Regional Director of a Fortune
500 Company) scold one of his subordinates. Filipinos have a similar adage: ‘Maraming Namatay
sa Maling Akala' (Many have died from the wrong assumptions), I was often told when I was
young.
There comes a point in every player's career when they must be sacrificed in favour of a younger
man. The natural order of football means there will always be a younger model, keen to take your
place in the side. This is even more pertinent in international football, with players increasingly
wanting to extend their club careers.
Exclusive: Redknapp could manage England at Euro 2012
FA chiefs openly discussing possibility of the Spurs boss taking over before Capello contract
runs out
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A news article on 2011-09-11 00:30:34 from: The Mirror
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Liverpool winger Stewart Downing targeting starting spot for England
Midfielder says he intends to put in strong performances for the Reds and impress national team
manager Fabio Capello enough to hand him a regular starting role
View the full story here: Goal
A news article on 2011-09-01 08:47:00 from: Goal
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'Sometimes we play better away from home' Capello
England face Bulgaria on Friday night
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A news article on 2011-09-01 15:55:54 from: The Mirror
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EXCLUSIVE: Capello in book dig at Walcott
England boss jokingly hits back over star's critical autobiography
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A news article on 2011-09-01 21:59:51 from: The Mirror
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Capello hits out at England's absentees
Boss in Euro 2012 warning to stars who turn their backs on national team
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A news article on 2011-09-01 22:01:26 from: The Mirror
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Capello asks stay-at-home stars: Where is your pride?
England boss issues Euro 2012 warning to players who turn their back on the Three Lions rather
than be a substitute
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A news article on 2011-09-01 23:02:26 from: The Mirror
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Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has spoken out about England's failures in major
tournaments over the last few years.
Neville himself was involved in many disappointments for the national team and he has revealed
that even Sir Alex Ferguson couldn't have helped England win major silverware.
EXCLUSIVE: We can win it with Capello says ex-FA chief
Barwick adamant he hired the right man to succeed McClaren as England boss
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A news article on 2011-09-02 21:59:40 from: The Mirror
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EXCLUSIVE: Keegan backs Hiddink as England boss
Dutch master is Keggy's pick to succeed Capello after Euro 2012
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A news article on 2011-09-02 23:01:40 from: The Mirror
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It has been a long road to international credibility for Stewart Downing but six years after making
his debut for England he might just have found it.
Fabio Capello started with the Liverpool winger in Sofia on Friday night, promoting him ahead of
the Manchester City pair of James Milner and Adam Johnson, and he could be here to stay.
Capello warns Lampard he will pick players in form, not big names
"The first two games he has played have not been good," says England boss of the Chelsea
midfielder
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A news article on 2011-09-03 21:55:33 from: The Mirror
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Walcott never feared for England place after criticising Capello
"If I play well, the manager will pick me," says the Arsenal winger
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A news article on 2011-09-04 21:55:20 from: The Mirror
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England must make Wembley a fortress again
Fabio Capello demands improvement on England's poor recent home record
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A news article on 2011-09-04 21:55:43 from: The Mirror
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Did Capello's decision to put faith in Gary Cahill pay off in Bulgaria?
Gary Cahill stepped out of the international shadows in Sofia to stake his claim to be Rio
Ferdinand's successor. Cahill struck up an instant bond with restored England skipper John
Terry as the Three Lions kept a clean sheet in Bulgaria and served notice that he has what it takes
to eventually replace 81-times capped Ferdinand, who will be 33 in November.
Capello warns the 'golden generation' are not automatic picks
England boss is rebuilding England after World Cup debacle
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A news article on 2011-09-04 21:56:28 from: The Mirror
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Capello tells Andy Carroll to shape up on and off the pitch
England boss says the Liverpool striker is not on top form
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A news article on 2011-09-04 23:02:11 from: The Mirror
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Two weeks is a very long time in football. Being a die-hard Ipswich Town fan, I got the train to
Bristol on the first day of the season. After a summer with no football, the expectation and
excitement of the new campaign kicking off was at an all time high. A Michael Chopra brace and
[...] Related posts:
- Why England and Capello Will Benefit From This Summer's Transfer Window.
Capello insists Lampard remains a key England player
Three Lions boss says the Chelsea midfielder could return against Wales tomorrow
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A news article on 2011-09-05 12:41:49 from: The Mirror
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For those looking in on England's progress over the past decade, it is clear that both supporters
and media oscillate wildly from boundless optimism to the depths of despair.
The Three Lions are either World-beaters or a bunch of over-paid prima donnas not worthy of the
shirt – you would be led to believe anyway.
Supporting the England national team is like a never-ending seesaw of excitement juxtaposed with
disappointment. On paper, England have always fielded squads with some of the best players in the
world which spark intense hype. However, England seem to always fall short of their lofty
expectations in a variety of ways on the big stage.
Kelly focused on Liverpool and England glory
Reds defender working hard to get fit and win a call-up from Capello
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A news article on 2011-09-05 15:35:37 from: The Mirror
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Capello and Speed call on fans not too boo anthems at Wembley
"You need to respect the other countries," says England boss
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A news article on 2011-09-05 17:00:14 from: The Mirror
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Liverpool defender Martin Kelly targets quick recovery from injury
The promising young full-back is hoping that his time on the sidelines will be as short as
possible as he wants to try and impress Fabio Capello to earn his first international cap
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A news article on 2011-09-05 20:07:00 from: Goal
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What are the odds Walcott and Lampard will miss out against Wales? Derek McGovern's Bets
of the Day
Theo Walcott has an awful lot to say for a man whose last decent game for England has yet to be
played. The Arsenal winger caused controversy with his recently-published autobiography, carpeting
Fabio Capello for not taking him to the World Cup.
Capello set to ditch Walcott to stop Bale
England boss ready to play James Milner and change the system in a bid to counter the threat of
the Welsh danger man
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A news article on 2011-09-05 22:00:52 from: The Mirror
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Capello says players finally understand him on the eve of his LAST competitive match at
Wembley
England boss says his relationship with stars has improved, after four years in the job
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A news article on 2011-09-05 22:00:35 from: The Mirror
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Supporting the England national team is like a never-ending seesaw of excitement juxtaposed with
disappointment. On paper, England have always fielded squads with some of the best players in the
world which spark intense hype. However, England seem to always fall short of their lofty
expectations in a variety of ways on the big stage.
Kelly reacts to Capello words
Martin Kelly's life has changed a lot in the last year. Becoming a regular at Liverpool, earning
words of praise from the England manager he's even having to do his own washing after moving away
from home.
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A news article on 2011-09-06 08:32:02 from: Liverpool FC
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England captain John Terry believes Andy Carroll can learn from his mistakes after manager Fabio
Capello questioned the Liverpool striker's lifestyle choices.
Capello stated on Monday that Carroll must drink less than the average person if he is to fulfil
his potential and become an important figure for club and country.
Gosling driven on by England hope
"It helps that Mr Capello is considering the Under-21s and he watches us closely," says
Newcastle midfielder
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A news article on 2011-09-06 16:07:02 from: The Mirror
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I never seem to learn from my mistakes when it comes to watching England. With the absence of club
football I guess their matches fulfil my fix for the week, which is reflected in the media, who
with pages to fill go a little bit England-crazy.
The problem is that the games – usually friendlies but also now competitive matches – prove to
be turgid, frustrating let-downs.
Cahill: I've proved myself to Capello after two clean sheets
"I'd like to think I've shown the manager that I'm reliable," says Bolton defender
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A news article on 2011-09-07 11:38:42 from: The Mirror
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Gazzetta dello Sport Euro Pazzo Pazzini goal: Italy qualify for Euro 2012. And what a Balotelli!
Spain are OK Capello almost Trap draw Cavani: "Mazzarri, a Scudetto man" Juve, a show to baptise
the new stadium Tuttosport Cairo: "Ogbonna, the new contract is ready" "It's a great stadium. Now a
great Juve is needed" Lippi: "I remember the emotions at the Nou Camp, and I.
Capello: We won't play for a draw in Montenegro
England only need a point to secure a place at Euro 2012
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A news article on 2011-09-07 15:45:03 from: The Mirror
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Capello: Players' heads were wrong against Wales (er, isn't that your job to sort them
out?)
"I tried to put it right, I tried. I spoke with the players," says England boss
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A news article on 2011-09-07 21:30:01 from: The Mirror
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I'm not entirely sure where to start with this article, but I can safely say that
yesterday represented, for me at least, the culmination of almost 12 months of agony whilst
following the fortunes of England and it's now hapless manager, Fabio Capello. A good place to
begin would be to think back to the Group qualifying game against Algeria in South Africa last
year at the 2010 World Cup.
Craig Bellamy's golf game, the media's desire to talk negatives, and putting the muckraking
press in its place over the issue of Carroll, drinking, and fitness in the wake of Capello's
comments earlier in the week. We'll be along with more soon, but for now have an entertaining and
informative exchange from Kenny Dalglish's pre-Stoke press conference to help pass the time:
