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Lampard misses England qualifier vs. San Marino
Midfielder Frank Lampard will miss England's World Cup qualifier against San Marino on Friday due to a knee injury.
The Football Association says in a short statement Thursday that the Chelsea player ''has returned to his club for further treatment and will not be available'' for the sellout match in Group H at Wembley Stadium.
The FA adds that he ''...
FA chairman says Cole free to play for England
Ashley Cole will escape a playing ban from England in the upcoming World Cup qualifiers despite insulting the Football Association in a Twitter post.
The Chelsea left back apologized in person to FA chairman David Bernstein on Monday for reacting angrily after a commission set up by the governing body questioned the evidence Cole gave in defending John Terry in a racism case.
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Cole accepts FA's misconduct charge
England defender Ashley Cole has accepted a charge of misconduct for insulting the Football Association in an offensive Twitter post.
Cole admitted bringing the game into disrepute when he reacted angrily last Friday to an FA commission questioning the evidence he gave in defending teammate John Terry against a charge of racially abusing an opponent.
However, the Chelsea left back...
Cole charged over Twitter outburst
Ashley Cole was charged with misconduct by the Football Association on Monday following his foul-mouthed outburst on Twitter.
The Chelsea and England defender called the FA a "bunch of t***s" after the governing body's independent regulatory commission investigating the John Terry racial abuse case cast doubt on his evidence.
A statement on the FA's website said...
Cole apologizes to FA chairman
Football Association chairman David Bernstein has revealed that Ashley Cole apologised to him personally on Monday night over his offensive Twitter message.
Bernstein also stressed that England manager Roy Hodgson will decide whether the Chelsea full-back plays against San Marino in Friday's World Cup qualifier.
Cole was charged with misconduct by the FA on Monday over his...
Ashley Cole charged by FA for vulgar tweet
Chelsea defender Ashley Cole was charged by England's Football Association with misconduct Monday after criticizing the governing body in a vulgar Twitter post, adding to the fallout from a yearlong racism case involving teammate John Terry.
The England left back reacted angrily Friday after an FA commission questioned the evidence he gave in defending Terry against a charge...
Ashley Cole in trouble after vulgar tweet
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October 08, 2012
Ashley Cole, English footballer for Chelsea and the England National team was cited by the FA after posting a vulgar tweet to Twitter on Friday.
Cole, who is said to of reacted angrily after the FA commission questioned the evidence he gave in defending teammate John Terry against a racism charge.
John Terry was banned for four games and fined £220,000 for using racist language...
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October 08, 2012
Bertrand sorry for using expletive in Twitter post
A Chelsea left back has apologized for using an expletive in a Twitter post - and this time it wasn't Ashley Cole.
Ryan Bertrand, Cole's understudy at Chelsea, failed to heed The Football Association's recent warnings about showing responsibility while using social networking sites when he swore in a tweet on Thursday.
''Sorry if i offended anyone by swearing...
FA pardon Cole for Twitter rant
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October 09, 2012
Ashley Cole will be available to play for England against San Marino on Friday after apologising for criticising the FA...
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October 09, 2012
Cole charged by FA
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October 08, 2012
Ashley Cole will face a Football Association charge for posting a tweet which was deemed “improper and/or brought the game...
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October 08, 2012
Hodgson hopes Cole issue is over
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October 09, 2012
England manager Roy Hodgson is relieved Ashley Cole has apologised to Football Association chairman David Bernstein. Chelsea left-back Cole used...
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October 09, 2012
England to bring in new code of conduct
England players could be suspended from national-team duty if they breach a new code of conduct that is set to be introduced next month.
Football Association chairman David Bernstein is determined to stamp down on off-field indiscipline in the wake of a series of recent high-profile indiscretions from leading players like Ashley Cole and John Terry.
Bernstein says ''I&...
Bertrand apologizes for swearing
Chelsea's Ryan Bertrand has apologised after using an expletive on Twitter to condemn reports he had pulled out of England's World Cup qualifier with San Marino with a "sore throat''.
The FA's official description of the illness that has prevented Bertrand from training since Monday was clearly viewed as an insufficient explanation of his condition.
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Shelvey, Bertrand called in for England
Jonjo Shelvey and Ryan Bertrand have been called up to the England squad for their forthcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Roy Hodgson has added the Liverpool midfielder and Chelsea full-back to his party for Friday night's game against San Marino and the following Tuesday's trip to Poland.
Bertrand is a direct replacement for Arsenal's Kieran Gibbs, who has dropped out with...
MLS Chief keen on Premier League duo
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October 12, 2012
Don Garber, the Commissioner of Major League Soccer, would like to bring Frank Lampard and Clint Dempsey to America, reports ESPN. He...
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October 12, 2012
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