Archive for the 'English National Team' Category

July 10th, 2011

Paul Scholes – “I Just Got Fed Up” With England Set Up

via Guardian Scholes quit the England set-up in 2004 aged just 29 and revealed: "I just got fed up. When you are going to a team, you want to be part of a team and play well, but there are individuals who are after personal glory. "When there is a simple pass of 10 yards, they might try and smack it 80 yards. They will do things to try and ...
July 9th, 2011

England v. France Highlights (+shootout) – 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup

England (3)1 - 1(4) France Scoring Summary England: Jill Scott (59') France: Elise Bussaglia (87')
July 7th, 2011

Wes Brown Completes Sunderland Move From Manchester United

via SAFC Black Cats boss Steve Bruce has bolstered Sunderland's backline with the addition of tough-tackling defender Wes Brown. Former England international Brown has has put pen to paper on a four-year deal at the Stadium of Light, moving from Old Trafford for an undisclosed fee. The 31 year-old moves to Wearside with a wealth of ...
July 5th, 2011

England v. Japan Highlights – 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup

England 2 - 0 Japan Scoring Summary England: Ellen White (15') England: Rachel Yankey (65')
July 5th, 2011

Video: England striker Ellen White’s incredible goal against Japan – 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup

This is as good a shot as you are going to see, period. I like how she knew is was going in too ... you can tell after she hit it and lightly jogged off... #SWAG
July 4th, 2011

Germany v. England Highlights – U17 World Cup quarter-final

Germany 3 - 2 England Scoring Summary Germany: Samed Yesil (7', 53') Germany: Kaan Ayhan (24') England: Samuel Magri (pen 66') England: Hallam Hope (82')
June 29th, 2011

Umbro x David Hayes – England’s New Away Jersey For 2011 – 2013

Umbro tease the launch of the new England Away Shirt on London-Born Heavyweight champ David 'Hayemaker' Haye
June 27th, 2011

Mexico v. England Highlights – FIFA Women’s World Cup

Mexico 1 - 1 England Scoring Summary England: Fara Williams (21') Mexico: Monica Ocampo (33')