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From Redknapp to Wenger, Mourinho to Pearce - who should replace Fabio Capello as England manager?
Following Fabio Capello's shock resignation as Three Lions boss on Wednesday evening, we want your input on who should take the helm and lead the country into Euro 2012
POLL
After just over four years in charge of the England national side, Fabio Capello resigned from the post on Wednesday evening.The move comes following a crunch meeting between himself and FA officials regarding the 65-year-old's comments on an Italian television station where he announced his displeasure at the removal of John Terry as captain.
HAVE YOUR SAY
So who is your top choice? Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has long been mooted as the next in line, but there are many other options to choose from.
West Brom boss Roy Hodgson, who has enjoyed spells in charge of the likes of Inter and Liverpool in the past, is another candidate with over 40 years of footballing experience.
How about the Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho? News broke last week that the Portuguese is looking to leave the Spanish giants at the end of the season - could he be tempted into the international fold?
Vote below and tell us your thoughts. You can also interact with us and other readers on the Goal.com Facebook and Twitter pages. The top comments and the poll results will be published in the near future.
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"[Gary] Cahill I suppose is slightly more of a concern for me because it is a jaw injury. We're desperately hoping the CT scan doesn't show any fracture and it's just going to be a bruising situation, which will be bad enough, but won't stop him taking part in the tournament. As far as John's [Terry] concerned he felt his hamstring a little bit. Again it wasn't a major thing when he came off but we still need to scan it just to be 100 per cent sure."
Suffice to say, if Cahill has broken his jaw, he won't play any part in the tournament.
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