This photo of England NT manager, Fabio Capello, in his prime has reinvigorated our playful sides.
That’s right, it’s MTC time!
First, please read the rules. Then review your options:
A bumper edition of results for you today, including the odd sneaky reference to games we *may* have neglected to cover at the weekend.
…this is about being captain, coming out and facing up to it. As a player, it’s important to deal with your ups and downs, which I have done throughout my career. But I’m fine, 100% no problems. Nothing’s changed for me. It’s been nice that the players have supported me, publicly and personally.
John Terry talks about the issues surrounding his captaincy and police investigation (or ‘it’) as the matter is now officially known. Helpfully, FA chief media officer Mark Whittle (right) then set about preventing him from doing exactly that in yesterday’s England presser.
Bad news. Due to a series of unexpected international friendly results at the weekend, the ‘Kickette Betting for Beverages’ budget has taken a massive hit.
That means that today’s editorial meeting will be fuelled by coffee. Not the morning mimosa mayhem we rely on.
We’re not optimistic as to the quality of our output today.
It could have been a rough week for John Terry. Fabio Capello’s decision to include his captain in the squad against Spain and Sweden in the upcoming international friendlies was gearing up to be the talking point of the build up. In light of recent events, it’s unlikely that the Chelsea man would have come out unscathed.
Luckily for him, a little known FIFA directive involving shirt embroidery was about to blow the sock-challenged one right out of the headlines.
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