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Follows the England national football team around the world and contains all news covering their matches and issues. If you’re looking for coverage of England’s passage through the international tournaments, you’ve come to the right place.

Also includes coverage of England managers (past and present) such as Sven Goran Eriksson, Steve McClaren and Fabio Capello, as well as England players David Beckham and Wayne Rooney. Also see: England’s 2010 World Cup qualifying fixtures.

Ferdinand the easy choice for Capello

Interesting that Fabio Capello should spend a reported 12 minutes with John Terry before defenestrating him. It’s likely that three things happened: 1. Capello was appalled at the moral standards of a man supposedly worthy of English footballs highest individual honour, 2. Capello got wind of the fact that this was not the only worm…

Why Fabio Capello sacked John Terry

Why Fabio Capello sacked John Terry

Fabio Capello has stripped John Terry of the the England captaincy, citing the need to do what’s best for the England team. At the time of appointing Terry as captain, he picked Rio Ferdinand as vice-captain with Steven Gerrard the third choice. Based on Capello’s comments, Rio Ferdinand is set to take over as England…

Win tickets for every England World Cup group game

If you want to follow England around South Africa for the group stages (and enjoy a brilliant vacation as a bonus), watch this video.

Marcello Lippi: "I would like to see a World Cup Final between England and Italy."

Marcello Lippi: "I would like to see a World Cup Final between England and Italy."

Marcello Lippi, manager of the Azzurri, will attempt to become the second head coach to win consecutive World Cups. Only Vittorio Pozzo, the legendary manager of the 1934 and 1938 Italian World Cup triumphs, holds that distinction. Pozzo also won the 1936 Olympic Gold Medal in Berlin with the Azzurri. Brazil in 1962 was the last…

TFT Episode 35: Luke McLaughlin

It’s podcast time again, and this week Gary Andrews and Chris Nee are joined in Studio 31 by ITV.com football ‘ead Luke McLaughlin. On the [...]

No logical reason for sacking Terry

John Terry has made his way into the headlines again, and now the British public want his head on a pike. His exploits when he was younger have been ignored, as have his mothers and step mothers theft, his fathers supposed drug dealing and his secret tours of Cobham training ground. Now that the alleged…

2010 World Cup ticket nightmares

2010 World Cup ticket nightmares

If you haven’t heard already, tickets for the 2010 FIFA World Cup are not going as well as planned, particularly with the overseas fans. FIFA has blasted England, and to some extent Germany, for putting fans off of travelling to South Africa. I think FIFA has got it wrong (yet again), because England or Germany…

5 reasons why Beckham must go to South Africa

5 reasons why Beckham must go to South Africa

There is no topic for debate, no hard hitting decision for Fabio Capello to make and no need for England fans to be dismissive of his inevitable conclusion in the final squad. Beckham must go to South Africa this summer. Here are five key reasons why: 1. He’s still one of the best He is…

Why Capello should pick Crouch to partner Rooney

Peter Crouch’s form should land him a starting place in England’s squad. The quality Crouch displayed in the game against Blackburn before Christmas highlighted the two sides to his game which make him a complete striker. Firstly, his ability in the air as he headed a cross in off the post to give Spurs a…

England’s World Cup Chances: The Class of 2010 v The Golden Generation

England’s World Cup Chances: The Class of 2010 v The Golden Generation

Whilst we are used to (endlessly irritated by?) the hype surrounding every build-up to an England World Cup campaign, it’s fair to say that in 2006 much of the hype held water. Here was the ‘Golden Generation’; players who were worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with the best that rocked-up in Germany. Yes, we…


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