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via theFA.com The Chairman on John Terry The Football Association confirm he will not captain the England team until the allegations against him are resolved. The FA Board expected the trial to be concluded prior to the European Championship. Further to Wednesday’s confirmation that the trial will not take place until after the tournament, ...

via Guardian A statement released by the attorney general's office read: "Between 3-5 February, Twitter exchanges on Joey Barton's page which related to the forthcoming trial of John Terry were brought to the attention of the attorney general's office." "They have been considered in relation to any possible contempt of court they could create. In ...

via Guardian The former Football Association chief executive David Davies believes that Fabio Capello may be in breach of contract after the England manager openly challenged the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy. Speaking to the BBC's Breakfast Time show on Monday morning, Davies said that Capello, who reportedly earns £6m a year ...

#TheOX getting two goals on the day against Blackburn in the 40th and 54th.... Getting closer to that EURO2012 spot. Check out Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's Two Goals vs Blackburn after the Jump...... (more...)

image 1 : 2 : 3 : 4 : 5 : 6 It is being reported that the Football Association made the move to remove the captains armband from John Terry after being made aware that a number of the squad’s players were uncomfortable with the Chelsea defender remaining in the post. It is understood that manager Capello will hand the captaincy to Steven Gerrard, ...

image source Its being reported by the Daily Mail, exclusively, that John Terry is expected to be stripped of the England captaincy for a second time after the 14-strong FA board held emergency talks on Thursday, even though Terry is believed to retain the support of boss Fabio Capello. With the player's trial for allegedly racially abusing Anton ...

via Guardian John Terry will be free to captain England at the summer's European Championship after his criminal trial over allegations he racially abused the Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand during a Premier League match was set for 9 July. The Chelsea defender, who did not attend Wednesday's first hearing into the case at ...

via UEFA The UEFA Appeals Body has reduced a suspension imposed on England striker Wayne Rooney at a hearing in Nyon. The Appeals Body today decided that the player's red card during the UEFA EURO 2012 qualifier in Montenegro on 7 October should incur a two-match suspension, with a further one-game ban for UEFA national team competition ...