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Capello issues World Cup warning to England players

ESTABLISHED England regulars like centre-back Rio Ferdinand and goalkeeper David James will not go to the World Cup finals next year unless they have been playing regularly and are fit, England coach Fabio Capello has said. Full Article at Shanghai Daily

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