Rio Ferdinand is at it again. Before the tournament, he was opening his big mouth. And now after the tournament, he’s digging his own England grave by criticizing Roy Hodgson’s England tactics and selections. With Hodgson in charge for the next World Cup, Ferdinand is essentially ending any chance of playing for England. Maybe he should concentrate on his club form instead of using his mouth?
- Rio Ferdinand criticises Roy Hodgson’s England tactics and selections — The Guardian
- England At Euro 2012: A “Neutral” Speaks — 200%
- Capello launches criticism of England’s ‘lacklustre Rooney’ — The Guardian
- Italy trio Daniele De Rossi, Ignazio Abate and Giorgio Chiellini fighting to be fit for semi — Sky Sports
- Paulo Bento deserves plaudits for Portugal success story — The Guardian
- Portugal’s semi-final memories — UEFA.com
- French lawmaker upset with team’s €100,000-each Euro 2012 bonuses — Dirty Tackle
- Age of the rising UK TV audience – despite England exit — The Guardian
- How will Germany line up Against Italy? — UEFA.com
- UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Spanish and Russian FA’s — Sky Sports
- Bacary Sagna laments France infighting which led to exit — The Guardian
- Piqué’s perfect defence provides platform to attack — UEFA.com
- Why did Roy Hodgson give up on Phil Jones? Asks Martin Samuel — The Daily Mail
- Samir Nasri has ‘sincerely regrets’ over Euro 2012 behavior — The Independent
- Hodgson defends Rooney after criticism from Capello — The Guardian
- Goal-line technology would be a “historical mistake” – Platini — Sports Business
- Germany ready to lose underdog tag in semi-final with Italy — The Guardian
- Mats Hummels leads the way for Germany’s humble generation — The Guardian
