Early Morning Notes: Glenn Hoddle, England, International Highlights.

– Not much for you this morning – highlights from last night’s International games are on the Facebook page.

– No Premier League games today obviously, but there’s some good value in League One to be had – Huddersfield and Bournemouth especially. Bet here with Paddy Power, and take advantage of their free £20 bet offer when you join as a new customer.

– Some potentially polarising comments from Ray Wilkins this morning, who believes that Glenn Hoddle should be a candidate to succeed Fabio Capello as England manager.

“I don’t suppose [Harry Redknapp] is the only candidate. One that would come off my tongue is Glenn Hoddle. He did a wonderful job before and he’s far more experienced now so it would be interesting.”

People forget how well England actually performed under Hoddle, but unfortunately his reign will forever be stained by his comments to Matt Dickinson. We live in risk-averse times, and the FA would rather England lost than endure the PR headache that Hoddle would bring.

Finally, here’s an article on Scott Parker from The Sun’s Charlie Wyett – which kind of illustrates how skin-deep and lacklustre mainstream football journalism is in this country. ‘He is one of the first names on Fabio Capello’s team sheet’. Cliche-tastic.

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