Terry Sidelined
Chelsea, England defender Terry out for up to six weeks
Chelsea captain John Terry will undergo knee surgery and be out for up to six weeks, dealing a further blow to the team's faltering season but relieving England of a potential selection headache. Terry has not played for more than three weeks and Chelsea's medical team decided on Tuesday that the defender must have an operation on his right knee. Full Story.(Photo: IAN KINGTON/AFP/Getty Images)
Wild About Harry
The head of the English Football Association has hailed Harry Redknapp's "amazing" work at Tottenham while saying the vacant national team job is best suited to an older coach. Following Fabio Capello's sudden resignation on Wednesday, the 64-year-old Redknapp is the main contender to lead England at the European Championship in four months. Full Story.
Crisis? What Crisis?
Exactly four months from the opening match for EURO 2012 and there's only three friendly matches to prepare the squad before a Wayne Rooney-less England open their campaign against the 2000 European Champions as the English national team is rudderless. And drifting. TSN Radio 990's Noel Butler explains. Full Story.
