Lets think for a minute about Rio as England Captain.
Is he a drug cheat or is he just so stupid he can't remember what someone told him 2 hours ago?
Couldn't we do any better than this?
Mario wrote: Stevie G step forward!
grovehill wrote: Why are people saying he's been "sacked" He hasn't lost his job, he's just been removed from the (mostly symbolic) role of captain of a team he plays less than 15 times a year.
crownhillpilgrim wrote:grovehill wrote: Why are people saying he's been "sacked" He hasn't lost his job, he's just been removed from the (mostly symbolic) role of captain of a team he plays less than 15 times a year.
That's far too logical a way of thinking and doesn't sell as many newspapers
RCC Green wrote: What I find strange is that the meeting lasted only 15 minutes. Why all the big build up, waiting until Friday for something that could have been sorted over the phone in a few minutes, it just seem to play into the newspapers hands.
As for Rio as captain, i'm not sure, does anyone else get the feeling that John Terry will be captain again soon?
grovehill wrote: Lets think for a minute about Rio as England Captain.
Is he a drug cheat or is he just so stupid he can't remember what someone told him 2 hours ago?
Couldn't we do any better than this?
Green_Bubble wrote: Mr. Capello sets high standards and is a devout Catholic with a strong moral code. John Terry has been caught out doing something that is morally unacceptable and a team mate is involved. I think this may have something to do with Capello's standards and him feeling let down as well as the fact that Terry staying as the leader could prove divisive, considering he would be willing to stab team mates in the back. Being England captain is not just about being a leader on the pitch but your character off the pitch. Terry appears to have failed this test of character and a new leader must now replace him.
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