Former Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard claims that he will never be at peace for the rest of his life after losing out on some important prizes in football.
Gerrard is one of the few top players in English football not have won the Premier League.
England manager Roy Hodgson claimed that there is every possibility of Jack Wilshere being included in the squad for the Euro 2016. He says that injuries should not be a deterrent factor in selecting players as long as they have successfully proved their fitness.
Wilshere has struggled with a lot of injury problems in the last couple of years. It has limited him to only a handful of appearances even for Arsenal.
Despite managing only a handful of appearances in the last two years, Daniel Sturridge remains an important asset for the England national team. Manager Roy Hodgson will be hoping to have him fit for the Euro 2016.
This inability to feature regularly for Liverpool in the last few months is a source of concern. Furthermore, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is not happy with the player and his injury record. He has openly stated that Sturridge must try to play through the pain barrier in order to get over the fear of being injured once again.
Arsenal and Barcelona faced off in the first leg of the Champions League last 16 tie and not surprisingly, it was the Spanish club that managed to come out on top with the triumph as the team of Luis Enrique claimed a 2-0 victory over the Premier League team.
Celtic have been looking to sign Sporting Lisbon ace Carlos Mane for quite a while now, but it looks like the Scottish club will to face competition from other clubs for his signature.
The 21-year-old is highly rated across European football. Rather than move straight to a big league, Mane is thought to be considering the possibility of joining a club where he will get regular first-team opportunities. Celtic, Middlesbrough, and Monaco are some of the clubs interested in his services.Mane has not ruled out the possibility of joining Celtic, who have the opportunity to provide him with Champions League football.
England have been drawn against Wales in the group stages of the Euro 2016.
The match between the two nations from the British Isles will be a much anticipated encounter. It will also pit England against the most expensive player in world football – Gareth Bale. The Real Madrid winger has been a major influence in the team’s qualification to the competition. For years, Wales have struggled to reach finals of major tournaments. This was despite having top-class wingers like Ryan Giggs. Chris Coleman has managed to get the team into the Euro 2016 in impressive fashion.
England prepare for the game against Spain with a number of key players out injured. It presents a lot of difficulties for manager Roy Hodgson, who has taken the situation in a positive frame of mind.
Roy Hodgson will leave the England team into the Euro 2016 despite his future being uncertain. The contract of the former Liverpool boss comes to an end after the tournament.
Negotiations are yet to begin over an extension and it is largely believed due to Hodgson’s poor performances in major tournaments. After being in charge of the national team during the Euro 2012 and World Cup 2014, Hodgson will not be satisfied with his own performances. The Euro 2012 finished respectably with England reaching the quarter-finals but they could not get past even the group stage at the World Cup.
Alex Ferguson is of the view that Ally McCoist, the previous manager of the Rangers FC, actually went about his job quite well in the duration he was in charge and he does not deserve all the criticism that has been poured on him in the last few months.
Rangers suffered a number of defeats under McCoist the previous season and their bid to make it to the top tier of Scottish football took a hit.
Aston Villa’s good run of form towards the end of the campaign has also been a major boost for the England national team.
Traditionally, Villa have always had a number of English players in their squad. To see them doing extremely well under the management of Tim Sherwood is a boost for manager Roy Hodgson, who looks to have turned the corner with the national team. After a very poor World Cup had put his future in doubt, Hodgson has seen England go on a spectacular winning run that will see them qualify for the Euro 2016 without any trouble.
