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| England's John Terry finds himself entangled in controversy - just like his idol Bobby Moore England captain John Terry is now seeing how one lapse can bring lurid tales of impropriety. telegraph.co.uk |
England manager Capello to undergo knee surgery • Capello will have operation in Italy this week• Italian likely to be on crutches for six weeksFabio Capello will undergo knee replacement surgery this week. The England manager will have the operation in his native Italy and will be on crutches for six weeks but aims to be back watching games next month."Fabio has suffered problems to his knee for a long time due to injuries sustained during his playing career, and has been left with no option but to have replacement surgery," said the FA's director of communications, Adrian Bevington."He delayed the operation until after qualification for the World Cup had been achieved and at a time when England do not have a game. Fabio is planning to be in Warsaw at the beginning of February for the Euro 2012 draw and in South Africa for the World Cup team workshop later in February."He will be following all of the football on television while recovering from the operation. Our next match is not until 3 March at Wembley against Egypt and Fabio expects to fine by then."The operation, designed to restore better movement to the knee and remove the pain, is expected to take place on Thursday.Capello does not believe the procedure will interfere with his preparations for the World Cup, which begins in South Africa in June. Although it will be several weeks before he can make personal checks on players by attending matches, his assistants, including Franco Baldini, will continue to go to games.Fabio CapelloEnglandguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Bleiberg happy with Gold Coast EXCLUSIVE: Gold Coast United have turned around their form, sending notice that they are back in the title hunt. United coach Miron Bleiberg talks to Australian Football Weekly. foxsports.com.au |
No Manchester City offer for former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini insist AC Milan AC Milan move to dispell rumours that Manchester City have made an approach for former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini. telegraph.co.uk |
Serie A: Riise's late winner helps Roma sink Juve Andrew Little scored a stoppage-time equaliser to save Rangers' blushes against a Hearts side who had taken the lead after Christian Nadé had been sent off guardian.co.uk |