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Manchester United centerback Rio Ferdinand decided to use his twitter account @rioferdy5 to express his disappointment on missing out on a place in Roy Hodgson's England EURO 2012 squad to his nearly 3 Million followers ::: 'Absolutely loved playing for england....to say I'm gutted is an understatement of the highest order...'

After England Manager Roy Hodgson named his 23-man squad for this summer’s UEFA EURO 2012 Finals in Poland and Ukraine today, he sat down with FATV to discuss his squad selection. You get a good 8 minutes of what he was thinking about when making up the team. Good stuff. Video after the jump..... (more...)

via Guardian David Beckham is to make a guest appearance at the official handover ceremony of the Olympic flame in Athens and bring it back to Britain for the torch relay. The LA Galaxy star and former England captain, who was part of London 2012's winning bid team to stage the Games, will meet the official delegation in Athens led by the ...

via The FA [dot] com England Manager Roy Hodgson has named his 23-man squad for this summer’s UEFA EURO 2012 Finals in Poland and Ukraine. The new England manager Roy Hodgson has confirmed that John Terry will travel to Poland and the Ukraine as part of his squad for the European Championship, while Rio Ferdinand will stay at home. Hodgson, who ...

via EuroNews Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has been named as part of new England manager Roy Hodgson’s coaching staff, the Football Association said on Monday. Neville, who has impressed as a TV analyst since hanging up his boots, will join Ray Lewington and goalkeeping coaches Ray Clemence and Dave Watson at the European ...

via Guardian The new England manager Roy Hodgson is to name his squad for Euro 2012 on Wednesday 16 May. Hodgson will then have until 29 May to make any alterations, after which a final list must be submitted to European football's governing body, Uefa. The former Finland and Switzerland coach has two friendlies against Norway and Belgium ...

via TheFA The Football Association is delighted to announce the appointment of Roy Hodgson as England Manager. Joining from West Bromwich Albion, Hodgson has agreed a four year deal to become the full-time Manager of the Three Lions. Hodgson, aged 64, who has won a total of eight league titles in a distinguished career, and coached the ...

via the fa [dot] com FA Statement on Roy Hodgson Approach made to WBA regarding England Manager's position. West Bromwich Albion have today granted permission for The FA to speak with Roy Hodgson regarding the position of England Manager. This follows an approach from FA Chairman David Bernstein to West Bromwich Albion Chairman Jeremy Peace. ...