No way back for Terry, says England manager


LONDON (Reuters) - Former England captain John Terry will not be recalled for the international friendly matches leading up to this year's World Cup finals in Brazil, manager Roy Hodgson said on Wednesday.

Terry voluntarily ended his England career in September 2012 but, following successive home defeats by Chile and Germany in November last year and Terry's excellent form for Chelsea, there have been calls for Hodgson to recall him to the national side, led by former England captains Gary Lineker and Ray Wilkins.

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