no he should stay there i think he is the most overrated player in the world i can't understand people saying he was good for england

Why wats he done - did he get into some gang warfare or something like that - did he sleep with the mob boss's wife

I personally would love to see England win the World Cup over seeing my club win the Premier League and Champions League. What about you?

the main goal for my club is the premier league

Good luck to Lord Triesman with his campaign for respect, but professional footballers take instructions from their managers. When a figure as senior as Sir Alex Ferguson can blast referees as publicly as he did after recent defeats to Portsmouth and Chelsea there seems little hope of getting players to emulate the good manners and angelic behaviour seen on rugby pitches.

There is plenty of scope for footballers to improve their image, and any attempt to make the game more acceptable viewing for 11-year-olds should be applauded. Yet it is too easy to suggest football should model itself on rugby - there are fundamental differences between the games. In rugby union the referee is often the only person on the pitch who knows all the rules. This basic shortcoming in a spectator sport is part of the reason behind the ELV proposals, currently being howled down by conservatives who wish the game to remain baffling. A rugby captain queries a referee's decision because he wants to know how he can avoid giving away further penalties.

Everyone knows all the rules in football, or thinks they do. Players, managers, coaching staff, spectators, television viewers, semi-interested household members engaged in cooking or cleaning activities. So they know when a ref has got it wrong and tell him so. It can lead to more problems if you behave like Javier Mascherano, but it is important to understand footballers are never seeking information from the ref. They just want to tell him he's bent.

stop dving at any chance the get pay reasonable wages and respect who is watching without using bad language and spitting and snotting on the pitch