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Spurs are not alone in tracking the fitness of Woodgate and King - Guardian
When Tottenham Hotspur signed Jonathan Woodgate last month, he and Ledley King looked entirely capable of being injured simultaneously. The new England manager is likely to be more pragmatic but Fabio Capello, too, would be overjoyed if King and, for that matter, Woodgate were in stable condition. There have been calls quite often since the CC final for King & Woodgate to become the first-choice pairing for England. If King and Woodgate are fit, then, as I’ve banged on about for what seems like years around these parts to some scathing comment, then they’re as good if not better than any of the other international contenders. read more
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