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So it looks inevitable that Harry Redknapp will become England manager one day (unless Roy
Hodgson gatecrashes the party and becomes even more unpopular). He'll probably take charge at the
end of the season, and so we've tried to predict the 11 players he'd do well to pick.
We're aware that the teams lacking a lot of experience, apart from Rooney, Parker and Baines
(Hart too, to some extent), so maybe Jones could drop to the bench to be replaced by an older
head.
- Maxi Rodriguez
With news of Fabio Capello's departure from the England post yesterday came the expected flood
of "experts" speculating on potential replacements based on nothing more than years' old rumors.
With names ranging from the seemingly pre-agreed upon alternate Harry Redknapp, to Ian Holloway,
Stuart Pearce and Guus Hiddink, there was a disturbing trend towards the English manager.
Photo: Nick Waters
Philadelphia Union
Porfirio Lopez describes what he will bring to the Union: "Having a winning mentality is the
most important thing in soccer. I'm going to try to bring my experiences and positive attitude into
the group. Without a doubt, winning championships is the priority.
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has tipped club teammate Steven Gerrard to lead England
during this summer's Euro 2012 tournament in Poland and Ukraine.
A dramatic sequence of events led to Chelsea skipper John Terry losing the Lions armband last
Friday, which was followed by the resignation of manager Fabio Capello, who was upset at not being
consulted by the FA over the captaincy row.
By Alan Duffy
Who would want to be the England manager? It seems far more trouble than it's worth. The Three
Lions' new caretaker boss, Stuart Pearce, is now feeling the heat from the nation's press, after
his brother's far-right views were once again highlighted by the newspapers.
By Alan Duffy
Who would want to be the England manager? It seems far more trouble than it's worth. The Three
Lions' new caretaker boss, Stuart Pearce, is now feeling the heat from the nation's press, after
his brother's far-right views were once again highlighted by the newspapers.
Mano Menezes appears to be under a lot of pressure these days surely it isn't
because he's only the national coach of Brazil, a country with 194 million other
talking heads? Earlier this week, Menezes met up with the U-17 'selecao feminina' (you can call
them Brasil's futbolitas!
England's Euro 2012 plans have been thrown into disarray after Fabio Capello stepped down as
national team manager.
Capello's resignation came after he publicly disagreed with the Football Association's decision to
strip John Terry of the England captaincy.
He spoke out against the FA on Italian state broadcaster RAI on Sunday and resigned after a meeting
with the FA on Wednesday.
By CALEB SONNELAND
Stuart Pearce will take on the seemingly poisoned chalice that is the English national team job
— for now.
Following the resignation of former manager Fabio Capello, the country has gone into a frenzy as
the Football Association begins its search for a new coach.
English football in 'shambles' shocker. With a major tournament around the corner, the FA intervene
and strip John Terry of the England captain without consulting the manager. The manager resigns.
England have no captain, no manager and naff all chance of winning Euro 2012.
In many ways, I don't blame Fabio Capello for leaving.
One of the disadvantages of working a paying job whilst trying to build a readership on your own
blog is that sometimes we get blindsided by events that need immediate reporting such as we saw
today in London as England manager Fabio Capello resigned his position immediately following a
meeting with FA Chairman David Bernstein.
STARTERSFabio Capello has quit as coach of England, over the FA's decision to not allow the idiot John
Terry to be captain.
-I guess Capello felt undermined by the decision and could not be in charge of his team at Euro
2012.
-Stuart Pearce has been named interim head coach.
Wasn't it always going to end this way? Ironically.
Enough!
With Fabio Capello's rumored brush-up with John Terry again John Terry! at World Cup 2010 in
mind here at TSG, Capello resigned his England post today, taking umbrage with the English FA for
usurping his power and "de-captaining" John Terry last week.
Today (Wednesday) the FA and Fabio Capello are expected to meet over the John Terry situation,
and it appears that neither side is willing to concede anything to the other.
Capello will be asked by Football Association chairman David Bernstein to explain why he
committed a serious breach of FA protocol in his explosive Italian television interview on
Sunday.
With both Euro 2012 and the Olympics getting underway this summer, it is perhaps no surprise
that speculation has been rife over who will make it into Fabio Capello's final squad for Poland
and Ukraine, and who is in line for a call up for Stuart Pearce's Olympic Team GB squad and the
Euro 2012 betting odds for one youngster in particular have just dramatically
shortened.
Summer 2012 needs to see a change in direction in Arsenal's transfer policy. Out must go this
incessant desire to collect 15-16 year olds from around the world and expect and hope that they
will develop.
Arsenal have many youngsters in the reserves or on loan for whom the time is ripe for them to be
given their chance.
Welcome to Offbeat Wednesday, where we cover the wacky and gossipy side of football! In today's
edition, read about Lukas Podolski's second car accident, David Beckham's new editorial, Luca
Toni's fatherly pride and Sara Carbonero!
We kick things off with David Beckham's new editorial spread in Men's Health
magazine!
By Alan Duffy
Phwoar!
He may be well and truly into the autumnal phase of his career, however, at 36-years-old, David
Beckham still has a craving for footie with a place in Stuart Pearce's Team GB side at the Olympics
top of his to-do list.
David Beckham signs new two-year contract to stay with LA Galaxy, ending PSG speculation
Telegraph.
Former England and Man Utd midfielder David Beckham today signed a new two-year contract
with the LA Galaxy of the MLS, ending all of the bogus press reports linking him with every club in
the Western world and Greater Asia.
Former team-mates and current professionals were among the mourners who attended the funeral of
former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett.
The 46-year-old died on New Year's Day after a 16-month battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish and Everton boss David Moyes were present at the city's Anglican
Cathedral along with many of Ablett's team-mates – including John Barnes, Alan Hansen, Mark
Lawrenson, Duncan Ferguson, Matt Jackson and David Unsworth – and other contemporaries from the
1980s and early 1990s.
Stuart Pearce rules out picking Euro 2012 players and Newcastle want Wilfried
Zaha
Great Britain's Olympic football team will be denied England's best players after Stuart Pearce
announced that nobody involved in Euro 2012 will be considered for selection for the London
Games.
Not even one of the faces of African soccer is immune to punishment of the harshest kind.
The Cameroonian Football Federation banned captain and star forward Samuel Eto'o 15 matches for
his role in a players' strike last month. Eto'o can appeal the punishment over the course of the
next two weeks, but if it is upheld, the ban could signal the end of the 30-year-old Eto'o's
international career, considering the length of the ban and the bad blood between player and
federation.
Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson says he wants to captain Team GB at the Olympic Games after
manager Stuart Pearce handed him the armband for the England Under-21s.
Henderson made a big money move from Sunderland to Liverpool during this summer and is so far yet
to produce his best form for his new club, but has received a welcome boost from Pearce, who will
also manage the British Olympic side.
Former Newcastle left back Stuart Pearce, now managing the England U21 side told Sammy Ameobi,
after his England U21 debut on Thursday night, that he was delighted with the youngster's
performance and thought Sammy played really well. Sammy Ameobi Pearce impressed with the Newcastle
youngster The 19 year-old had only been called up to the squad on Tuesday evening, because of
injuries [.
Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson wants Team GB Olympic captaincy
England Under-21 skipper is looking forward to the games in London and has revealed he would be
honoured if Stuart Pearce asked him to captain Team GB
View the full story here: Goal
A news article on 2011-11-12 08:21:00 from: Goal
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Ahead of tomorrow's friendly, OTP looks at some of the most memorable events in previous England v
Spain meetings. 1. Stuart Pearce's penalty (Euro 96) Spain found themselves on the receiving end as
Pyscho buried the ghost of his Italia 90 penalty miss. In the process he performed one of the most
iconic sporting celebrations [.
Team GB Olympic football dates announced
Stuart Pearce's men will open the campaign at Old Trafford
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-11-10 10:46:19 from: The Mirror
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England Under 21s cook-off ahead of Iceland match
When Stuart Pearce called on his back room staff to help his England Under 21 side learn more
skills he probably didn't have cooking in mind.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-09 17:10:45 from: The Mail
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England Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce has made three changes to his 25-man squad for the Euro 2013
qualifier against Iceland in Colchester on Thursday. Sammy Ameobi England U21 call-up With
Sunderland's Connor Wickham and Middlesbrough's Alex Nimely both out with injury, and Jack Rodwell
promoted to the full England squad, Sammy Ameobi of Newcastle is one of [.
Football politics is likely to be amongst the headlines over the next few months following
Stuart Pearce's appointment as manager of the Team GB football team for the 2012 London Olympics.
It is the first time since the Rome Olympics of 1960 that a team representing GB will be
participate.
Why Hope Powell should be managing the MENS' Olympics football team as well as the
women's
This morning, while laying somewhere between consciousness and its opposite, I thought for a
moment that I'd entered a Utopian Wonderland where all things were equal and where everything was
fair.
London 2012 Olympics: GB football boss Stuart Pearce set for club row
Wayne Rooney could line up alongside Ryan Giggs and David Beckham for Great Britain at London
2012 in a move that is sure to spark another club-versus-country row.
View the full story here: The Mail
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SFA 'reiterates its opposition to taking part in Team GB'
Scots distance themselves from the Olympics after Stuart Pearce is confirmed as the coach
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-10-20 16:18:22 from: The Mirror
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We haven't bothered to cover the whole Team GB Olympic 2012 football side palava mainly because
proper Football Association business makes us nod off. Our view was that if/when the British
powers-that-be stopped bickering and decided to field a unified squad to play, we would post
photos of them looking hot.
By Chris Wright
"Err, Stuart...you've got a bit of a 'tuft' situation going on up top pal"
It's been announced this morning that England U21 coach Stuart Pearce and England Women's
manager Hope Powell will be jointly charged with leading the Great British football team (should it
ever actually come into existence) at the London 2012 Olympic games.
Stuart Pearce confirmed as 2012 Olympics football coach
Hope Powell will manage the women's team
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-10-20 10:39:07 from: The Mirror
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Danny Welbeck's withdrawal from England's Under 21 squad was the only one to attract the
headlines but Kyle Walker has also forgone the opportunity to add to his haul of caps at this
level. As many people expected, Walker has broken through at White Hart Lane this season to make
the right back slot his own and he will have a vital role to play at Newcastle on Sunday.
After spending the summer representing England with the Under-21 squad, Danny Welbeck has made
the step up to the senior team.
Wayne Rooney was sent off in England's last game against Montenegro which gave Welbeck the
opportunity to show what he could do.
"We moved on as a team," said Joe Hart after the game.
Liverpool faces an anxious wait over the fitness of Martin Kelly after he was sent home from
England U21 duty with a groin problem.
The 21-year-old defender played 90 minutes for Stuart Pearce's side as they beat Iceland 3-0 in
Rekjavik in their Euro 2013 qualifier on Thursday night.
But he complained of tightness in his groin afterwards and, after consulting with the England
medical staff, it was decided that he should return to Merseyside as a precautionary measure.
Last night Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored a hat-trick for the England Under-21′s against Iceland
and his performance has earned him high praise from his international boss Stuart Pearce. 'Psycho'
as Pearce is more commonly known spoke to Sky Sports News about Oxlade-Chamberlain and said, "He
gave us a real cutting edge.
