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Anche Rio Ferdinad sosterrà l’Inghilterra ad Euro 2012, i campionati continentali in imminente apertura che si svolgeranno in Polonia ed Ukraina. Il difensore ha così voluto porre fine alle polemiche con il selezionatore Hodgson relative alle convocazioni. Non ci saranno sicuramente anche tre tifosi inglesi con precedenti specifici arrestati per avere contravvenuto alla consegna preventiva del passaporto con relativo divieto temporaneo di espatrio. Sono circa 2500 i supporters dei “bianchi” con obbligo di rimanere nel Regno Unito per la durata del torneo ma diverse migliaia di altri fans non mancheranno di colorare le gradinate dove giocherà la nazionale.
Rio Ferdinand pledges his support to England at Euro 2012
Rio Ferdinand has pledged his support to England ahead of Euro 2012 which gets under way on Friday.
The 33-year-old’s representative accused England boss Roy Hodgson of showing Ferdinand “a lack of respect” by leaving him out of the squad.
“Just so we don’t get it twisted here….I’ll be in a pub somewhere supporting England this summer! Love the lads!” said Ferdinand on Twitter.
This comes after John Barnes and David Pleat backed Hodgson in his decision.
Pleat branded Ferdinand’s representative Jamie Moralee “out of order” for his comments, while Barnes believes the manager should be backed.
“Everyone’s international career comes to an end, it’s not a question of being disrespectful in leaving someone out,” said Barnes.
“I had 79 caps and I was left out because my time was over. You have to back the manager.”
Ferdinand, who has 81 caps for England, was left out of the original squad before being overlooked again when Gary Cahill was ruled out of the tournament through injury on Sunday.
Liverpool defender Martin Kelly, 22, was preferred to the 33-year-old who last played for his country in June 2011.
Pleat, who managed both Tottenham and Sheffield Wednesday, is also backing the new England boss.
“I think the agent of Ferdinand is really out of order,” Pleat told BBC Radio 5 live.
“I think agents of other players could equally make a case from time to time.
“Micah Richards evidently has had a very good season and he’s been shunned, so to speak.
“Nobody has a divine right to play in the side, I think some of the headlines are very dramatic.
“Yes Ferdinand is 33, he’s played around 30 games or so this season, and he has done well since January, but he’s [Hodgson] got a natural attacker of the ball in John Terry.
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Former England international and Leeds United team-mate Danny Mills is also supporting Hodgson and believes there could be more to it all than meets the eye.
Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live he said: “What bugs me though is that we have had Rio’s advisors making quotes but until we have heard from Rio Ferdinand himself we don’t know exactly the conversations between Rio and Roy Hodgson.
“We don’t know how or when he was told he was going to be left out of the squad.
“We don’t know the state Rio is in. Where he is, whether he has gone on holiday and if he has done any work at all so I think it’s really difficult to talk about and I think this is the issue with representatives making statements on behalf of players these days.
“If Rio has that big a problem then come out and speak yourself. He is an intelligent man and if he has got something to say I think Rio Ferdinand would come out and say it.
“You also have to remember that one of Hodgson’s coaches is Gary Neville, who knows Rio incredibly well, so I am pretty sure Roy would have asked his opinion.
“To not invite Rio back into the squad, there must be deeper reasons for that.”
BBC Football)
Kent football hooligans hand over passports ahead of Euro 2012
10:27am Friday 1st June 2012 in Top Stories By Jim Palmer
Football hooligans from Kent forced to hand over passports before Euro 2012THE three lions will be on the shirt on Monday in Donestsk when England play France, but there will be seven hooligans from north Kent absent from the crowd.
Kent Police demanded that 28 people with Football Banning Orders across the county hand over their passports by last Wednesday to prevent them from travelling to Poland and Ukraine and causing trouble at the Euro 2012 tournament, which starts on Friday.
Seven were from north Kent – the highest concentration in the county. Anyone who failed to surrender their passport faced arrest and prosecution.
Football Banning Orders (FBOs) are a preventative measure to stop potential troublemakers from travelling to and attending matches at home and abroad. Anyone who commits a football-related offence can be arrested and an FBO applied for.
A special unit was set up by Kent Police last July after a change in the law which meant ‘regulated games’ included non-league contests.
Chief Inspector Bryan Whittaker said: “We have developed a strong record of effective policing of football matches and that includes using Football Banning Orders where necessary.
“They are a significant tool for police and the courts in preventing or reducing football related violence and disorder.
“Banning orders work. About 92 percent of people whose orders have expired since 2000 are assessed by police as no longer posing a risk of football disorder. And the rate of passport surrender is even higher. During the World Cup 2010, 98 percent of people with FBOs complied.
“Most football fans are good natured and genuinely want to support their team. They should be able to do that without being subjected to offensive and criminal behaviour.”
(newshopper.co.uk)
British police arrest three known troublemakers who failed to surrender their passports ahead of Euro 2012
British police have arrested English football fans to prevent them from travelling to Poland and Ukraine for Euro 2012.A statement by West Midlands police says three known troublemakers were arrested on Thursday during an operation to confiscate passports of sanctioned fans to prevent them from leaving the country before the tournament.Football fans with a history of troublemaking have to surrender passports to police before big tournaments, and police said the three arrested had failed to do so.In 2010, authorities grounded 3,200 fans who had been banned from attending international matches to prevent them from travelling to South Africa for the World Cup.Police say most of the 214 sanctioned fans in western England have handed their passports to the police for the duration of Euro 2012.The tournament runs from June 8 to July 1.
(foxsports.com)
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