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FA needs to change if they want me

Glenn Hoddle has admitted he would not take over as manager of the England Under-21s unless the FA changed its policy on player selection. The Young Lions were knocked out of the the European Championships in Israel without scoring a goal or securing a point and Hoddle puts part of that down to not having

Friday, 14th June 2013, Filed as European, Tournaments

England, England U21s, FA, Glenn Hoddle

England: the faultlines run deep

It’s not the manager who’s at fault, or even the players, says Leah Waller. The key to England’s lack of success lies with coaching and basic technique With all the media attention focused on the quality of English football in recent days I thought it was only fair that I gave my 2 cents on

Friday, 14th June 2013, Filed as Blogs, Leah Waller

England, European Championships, Premier League, World Cup

Owen joins Soccerex

Former England striker Michael Owen has joined Soccerex as a global ambassador, signing a three-year deal. In his new role with Soccerex, Owen will play an active part in future events alongside his roles in media and setting up Michael Owen Management Limited, a management company which will focus on guiding young players through their

Wednesday, 12th June 2013, Filed as Other

Duncan Revie, England, LFC, Liverpool, Manchester United, Michael Owen, mufc, Newcastle United, NUFC, Real Madrid, scfc, SoccerEx, Stoke City

Pearce points blame at players

Stuart Pearce vented his disappointed with his England players after another dismal performance in the Under-21s European Championships. The defeat left the young lions without a point and without a goal in what has been a disastrous tournament for the FA and Pearce, who will be discussing his future in the coming weeks. Pearce told

Wednesday, 12th June 2013, Filed as European, Tournaments

England, European Championships, FA, Israel, Stuart Pearce, U21s

Neymar adds to England criticism

Brazil star Neymar has added to his criticism of England, claiming the Three Lions only hope of winning the World Cup is if they have a team of Wayne Rooneys. Before Sunday’s friendly at the Maracana, the new Barcelona striker said that England won’t win the World Cup and that they are not amongst the

Tuesday, 4th June 2013, Filed as Other

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Brazil, England, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Maracana, Neymar, Paulinho, Roy Hodgson, Wayne Rooney, World Cup

Hart hits out at Twitter critics

England and Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart has hit out at critics of the national team, saying “they can tweet all they want from their sofas”. Hart, 26, put in a noble performance for the Three Lions against Brazil at the Maracana on Sunday evening – more prominently in the first half, as the ‘keeper

Tuesday, 4th June 2013, Filed as Premier League

4-4-2, Brazil, England, Gary Lineker, Joe Hart, Manchester City, mcfc, Montenegro, Roy Hodgson, World Cup

twentyfour7 Football Magazine: Champions Edition

Issue four of twentyfour7 Football Magazine is out today with a special champions edition. The special champions edition of twentyfour7 Football Magazine features exclusive interviews with champions of the game from the 2012/13 season. Former England captain Bryan Robson talks to us about Manchester United’s 20th league title and how it felt to play under

Monday, 3rd June 2013, Filed as Championship, European, Headlines, League One, League One & Two, League Two, MLS, Non-League, Other, Premier League, Scottish

Barry Fry, Barry Silkman, Brian Flynn, Bryan Robson, Cardiff City, Carolyn Radford, ccfc, Celtic, David Gold, David Jones, Didi Hamann, Doncaster Rovers, DRFC, Dwight Gayle, England, GFC, Gillingham, Guillem Balague, Hope Powell, Jack Butland, Jeff Stelling, Justin Edinburgh, Kelly Smith, Kenny Miller, Keys and Grey, LA Galaxy, Malky Mackay, Manchester United, Mansfield Town, Mark Bright, Mark Clemmit, Martin Allen, Matt Le Tissier, Michael Owen, mtfc, mufc, Neil Lennon, Oliver Holt, Oliver Kay, Omar Gonzalez, Paris Saint Germain, Paul Dalglish, Paul Scally, Peter Beagrie, Peterborough United, Phil Taylor, PSG, pufc, Simon Thomas, Stuart Pearce, Thiago Silva, twentyfour7 Football

Behind the Brand: why England’s brand team are outperforming the p ...

England’s performances on the pitch are failing to live up to the promise of their branding, says Andrew Boulton. I’m not sure what they put in Head and Shoulders these days, but whatever it was it certainly inspired Joe Hart to something more than the somewhat flakey performances that have marked an underwhelming domestic campaign.

Monday, 3rd June 2013, Filed as Andrew Boulton, Blogs

Brazil, England, Joe Hart, Premier League

Give a lad a chance, Mr Hodgson

Roy Hodgson’s selection difficulties at last week’s friendlies have led Andy Goldstein into fond memories of his schoolboy football days, when a friendly match was seen as a chance to try out untested players Last week I bumped into an old school friend outside talkSPORT Towers on my way in to work. I hadn’t seen

Monday, 3rd June 2013, Filed as Andy Goldstein, Blogs

Adam Le Fondre, Anthony Gardner, Brazil, Daniel Sturridge, England, Frank Lampard, Gary Hooper, Jay Bothroyd, Kevin Davis, Michael Ball, Michael Ricketts, Ricky Lambert, Roy Hodgson, Seth Johnson

Oxlade-Chamberlain: Play me in central midfield

Arsenal and England winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has called to be played more in central midfield more often so that he can play there if needed. Oxlade-Chamberlain, 19, came off the bench to score an equaliser for England against Brazil on Sunday night at the Maracana after Fred put the hosts ahead. Wayne Rooney put the

Monday, 3rd June 2013, Filed as Headlines, Premier League

AFC, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arsenal, Brazil, England, Fred, Gunners, Paulinho, Three Lions, Wayne Rooney

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