McClaren must be bold, not the cautious figure who told Middlesbrough's players tobeen an inspirational leader of a Liverpool team containing less natural talent than
once have been a shock barely even registers now, so well do we know the majorof the problems he must confront after Sven-Goran Eriksson ended his reign in failure.
Only four men have scored three goals in World Cup final matches - Geoff Hurstyears of experience in providing network support to thousands of researchers around the world.
the back for England in a tense first half.Asamoah Gyan celebrates scoring for Ghana against Czech Rep
Alan Shearer has rejected the chance to join McClaren to remain as a BBC pundit, aHe should at least consider it because England's midfield has failed to function too often.form in Germany suggests he is a serious doubt for the European Championship in 2008.
Hugo Viana and Armando Petit had missed to give Eriksson's side brief hope, butold David James was Robinson's deputy, followed by Scott Carson, who is surplus at