Gareth Southgate

31. January 2011 | 14:30

SOUTHGATE HANDED FA DEVELOPMENT ROLE

Gareth Southgate - will work with Trevor Brooking. Gareth Southgate has been confirmed as the Football Association’s new head of elite development. (News Source: Sporting Life - 13:10:46)

Southgate handed FA development role

Gareth Southgate has been confirmed as the Football Association’s new head of elite development. (News Source: Independent - 13:09:27)

FA development post for Southgate

Gareth Southgate is confirmed as the Football Association’s head of elite development. (News Source: BBC News - 13:25:11)

Gareth Southgate set for FA call-up in bid to end England’s World Cup woe

Seven months after a bad day in Bloemfontein, Sir Trevor Brooking will deliver a 25-point plan designed to make England better at winning World Cup matches. (News Source: Daily Mail - 01:23:23)

Ex-Middlesbrough boss Southgate to take senior role with FA

Middlesbrough Former Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate is set to be offered a role with the FA. The People says Southgate was originally lined up as the new English coach the FA had wanted to add to Fabio Capello’s senior coaching set-up. But Southgate, capped 57 times by England, is now in talks about a more meaningful role behind the scenes at the game’s national governing body. Wembley … (News Source: tribalfootball.com - 11:23:50)

Live - Transfer deadline day

Newcastle reject a huge offer for Andy Carroll on what is shaping up to be a dramatic and tense transfer deadline day. (News Source: BBC News - 07:14:44)

Hammers bid for O’Neil accepted

Middlesbrough have accepted an undisclosed offer from West Ham for midfielder Gary O’Neil. The Teessiders confirmed that they have given the Barclays Premier League club permission to talk to the 27-year-old. (News Source: Derbyshire Times - 21:47:06)

Hammers bid for ONeil accepted

Middlesbrough have accepted an undisclosed offer from West Ham for midfielder Gary O’Neil. (News Source: mfc1986 - 21:01:11)

English football seeks uplift

ENGLAND’S Football Association unveiled a new strategy to produce better players to prevent a repeat of the national team’s dismal showing at the 2010 World Cup. (News Source: The Electric New Paper - 22:10:23)

England produces strategy to end trophy drought

WEMBLEY, ENGLAND (AP) - England’s Football Association unveiled a new strategy Friday to produce better players to prevent a repeat of the national team’s dismal showing at the 2010 World Cup. England, which was outclassed by Germany during its second-round loss in South Africa, has not won a major title since … (News Source: The Washington Times - 11:13:20)

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