Lots of news about England tonight in the build-up to Tuesday’s match against Ukraine at Wembley. Speaking of Wembley, the Football Association of England is in talks that could lead to renaming the stadium according to The Telegraph. While I can understand that the FA needs the money after the exorbitant amount of £££ they spent on Wembley, it would be a shame to change the name of such an iconic stadium. Hopefully the FA will make the right decision here, but I doubt it.
Here are the latest Premier League and England news headlines tonight:
- Football Association talks could lead to renaming of Wembley Stadium — The Telegraph
- Roy Hodgson worried virus will further disrupt England’s preparation — The Guardian
- England did not hesitate to send Theo Walcott home after he was violently ill — Sky Sports
- Swansea sign former Holland under-21 left-back Dwight Tiendalli on free transfer — The Telegraph
- Sterling, Lallana and Livermore added to England squad — The Guardian
- Everton are unlikey to pursue the Vadis Ojidja-Ofoe botched loan deal any further — ToffeeWeb
- Raheem Sterling told to keep his feet on the ground after England call — The Guardian
- Should Nathan Dyer have been called up for England ahead of Raheem Sterling? — Wales Online
- Uefa’s bloated World Cup qualifying system looks totally bonkers — The Guardian
- New evidence may force fresh inquest into Hillsborough — The Independent
- Raheem Sterling will soon be an England regular, says Steven Gerrard — The Guardian
- Richard Kingson claims to have rejected money to throw a World Cup game — The Independent
- TV review: Hillsborough – The Search for the Truth — The Guardian
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I’m fine with this if the companies name is Wembley..otherwise its absolutely ridiculous..there are just some things that should be left alone..and this is one of them.
This FA executive team SUCK…. leave it alone!, I would rather see Sponsors on the national team shirt than this.
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/spurs/News/loan-watch-10092012.page?
two points
1. The original, iconic, and much-better looking Wembley Stadium is gone, this is a new one with an awful pitch, so renaming it doesn’t feel quite as awful as Mike Ashley’s attempt to rebrand St. James’ Park.
2. Supports and media alike are free to call the stadium whatever they wish. In fact, in an era of rampant corporate branding, and with some stadiums changing names seemingly every other year, it would be more responsible of the media (and I speak more to the American media where corporate names are more common) to refer to a stadium’s name as “(club’s) stadium” rather than use a corporate name which some people may not know.
Let’s face it. The FA are the most useless bunch of bumbling ass clowns around. Imagine for a moment if they had been charged with getting London ready for the Olympics. What a joke that would have been.
I say fire the lot and put Clive Woodward in overall charge and make Lord Coe chief executive with a special assignment to oversee the England team.
There we go. Simple.
We’d have a World Cup and a winning team.
I don’t know SoccerLimey. I think USSF and Sunil Gulati would give the FA a run for its money.
Cheers,
The Gaffer