Fulham manager Roy Hodgson has rubbished speculation linking him with the managerial position with the Sweden national team. The 62-year-old insists that he Affliction Shirts is happy with the Cottagers and would welcome the opportunity to extend his stay at Craven Cottage. "I haven't been contacted about the Sweden job," Hodgson told reporters. "I have a contract until the end of the Mens Affliction Jeans year here, so I'm not free to take a job until June or July. "Firstly, as far as I know Sweden have always gone for Swedish coaches and I would be very surprised if they don't go for another Swedish coach. "Secondly I'm quite happy Affliction Handbags here, so hopefully my time here will continue a bit longer. "I would like to think the job that I have done here, and am doing here, is a good one. "We are all working hard and getting the best out of the players and doing the best job we can so long may that continue. "If a new contract offer comes up, then I'll consider it."Affliction Caps Mens Affliction Hoody

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This is a huge season for the international stars at your team as they attempt to book their place at next summer's World Cup. Between now and May, every player is under the microscope in their bid to be part of the 23-man squads. Sportsmail brings you a club-by-club guide to who could be heading to South Africa from each Barclays Premier League side. On his way: Fernando Torres will spearhead Spain's attack ARSENALCameroon: Alex Song* Denmark: Nicklas Bendtner England: Theo Walcott France: Bacary Sagna, William ED Hardy Belts Gallas, Gael Clichy, Samir Nasri, Abou Diaby* Holland: Robin van Persie Ivory Coast: Emmanuel Eboue Mexico: Carlos Vela Russia: Andrey Arshavin* Spain: Cesc Fabregas Switzerland: Philippe Senderos, Johann Djourou ASTON VILLAEngland: Gabriel Agbonlahor, Ashley Young, Emile Heskey, James Milner, Stewart Downing Republic of Ireland: Richard Dunne* USA: Brad Guzan Flying high: Nicklas Mens ed hardy Jeans Bendtner will represent Denmark in the finals BIRMINGHAM England: Joe Hart BLACKBURNAustralia: Brett Emerton, Vince Grella Denmark: Lars Jacobsen Ireland: Keith Andrews, Steven Reid* South Africa: Elrio van Heerden, Benni McCarthy BOLTONEngland: Gary Cahill Nigeria: Danny Shittu* Republic of Ireland: Joey O'Brien* South Korea: Lee Chung-Yong* BURNLEYCameroon: Andre Bikey* Wizard of Oz: Blackburn's Brett Emerton (right) CHELSEABrazil: Alex England: Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard, John Terry, Joe Cole France: Florent Malouda, Mens ed hardy Shoes Nicolas Anelka* Ghana: Michael Essien Ivory Coast: Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou Nigeria: John Mikel Obi* Portugal: Paolo Ferreira, Jose Bosingwa, Deco, Ricardo Carvalho* Russia: Yuri Zhirkov* Serbia: Branislav Ivanovic Drog's life: Ivory Coast striker Didier fired his country to South Africa EVERTONAustralia: Lucas Neil, Tim Cahill France: Louis Saha, Sylvain Distin* Holland: Johnny Heitinga Nigeria: Joseph Yobo, Womens ed hardy Jeans Yakubu, Victor Anichebe* Russia: Diniyar Bilyaletdinov* South Africa: Steven Pienaar USA: Tim Howard FULHAMAustralia: Mark Schwarzer Ghana: John Paintsil Nigeria: Dickson Etuhu* Republic of Ireland: Stephen Kelly, Damien Duff* South Africa: Kagiso Dikgacoi South Korea: Seol Ki-Hyeon USA: Clint Dempsey, Eddie Johnson HULLAustralia: Richard Garcia Gabon: Daniel Cousin* Republic of Ireland: Paul McShane, Stephen Hunt, Kevin Kilbane* USA: Jozy Altidore LIVERPOOLArgentina: Javier ED Hardy Handbags Mascherano, Emiliano Insua Brazil: Lucas Denmark: Daniel Agger England: Steven Gerrard, Glen Johnson Greece: Sotiros Kyrgiakos* Holland: Dirk Kuyt, Ryan Babel Italy: Andrea Dossena, Alberto Aquilani Spain: Fernando Torres, Pepe Reina, Albert Riera Slovakia: Martin Skrtel Ukraine: Andriy Voronin* Red alert: Martin Skrtel will be a key player for Slovakia MANCHESTER CITYArgentina: Carlos Tevez, Pablo Zabaleta Brazil: Robinho England: Joleon Lescott, Gareth Barry, Wayne Bridge, Shaun Wright-Phillips Ivory Coast: Kolo Toure Holland: Nigel de Jong Paraguay: Roque Santa Cruz Republic of Ireland: Shay Given* Slovakia: Vladimir Weiss MANCHESTER UNITEDEngland: Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Owen, Wes Brown, Ben Foster, Owen Hargreaves France: Patrice Evra* Brazil: Anderson South Korea: Park Ji-Sung Serbia: Nemanja Vidic, Zoran Tosic Portugal: Nani* Republic of Ireland: John O'Shea, Darron Gibson* Heads up: Nemanja Vidic helped Serbia achieve their dream PORTSMOUTHAlgeria: Hassan Yebda, Nadir Belhadj* Bosnia: Asmir Begovic* England: David James Ghana: Kevin Prince-Boateng Greece: Angelos Basinas* Ivory Coast: Aruna Dindane Nigeria: John Utaka, Kanu* South Africa: Aaron Mokoena STOKEDenmark: Thomas Sorensen Republic of Ireland: Glenn Whelan, Liam Lawrence* Uruguay: Diego Arismendi* SUNDERLANDEngland: Darren Bent Ghana: John Mensah Republic off Ireland: Andy Reid, Daryl Murphy* Paraguay: Paulo da Silva Green light: Guillermo Franco will form part of Mexico's attack TOTTENHAMBrazil: Heurelho Gomes Cameroon: Sebastien Bassong, Benoit Assou-Ekotto* England: Jermain Defoe, Ledley King, Peter Crouch, Aaron Lennon Honduras: Wilson Palacios Republic of Ireland: Robbie Keane* Russia: Roman Pavlyuchenko* WEST HAMChile: Luis Jimenez England: Carlton Cole, Matthew Upson, Robert Green Portugal: Luis Boa-Morte* USA: Jonathan Spector Mexico: Guillermo Franco Switzerland: Valon Behrami WIGANGhana: Richard Kingson Honduras: Manuel Figueroa, Hendry Thomas South Korea: Cho Won-Hee WOLVESCameroon: George Elokobi* Republic of Ireland: Kevin Foley, Andy Keogh, Kevin Doyle* Serbia: Nenad Milijas * Teams that have yet to secure their qualification In or out of Africa? The complete guide to who's booked their place at the 2010 World Cup MARTIN SAMUEL: It's all a bit Messi but Bolatti sneaks Maradona into World Cup finals World Cup round-up: Spain roar into finals and Portugal reach play-offsALL THE STATS FROM THE EUROPEAN WORLD CUP QUALIFYING GROUPS

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FIFA have cleared midfielder Marouane Fellaini to play Air Jordan 1 for Everton against Wolverhampton Wanderers this weekend. The 21-year-old missed Belgium's recent World Cup qualifier against Estonia to have a wisdom tooth removed, with the Belgian FA threatening to invoke the 'five-day' Air Jordan 2 ruling to ensure that Fellaini did not play this weekend. However, FIFA have now contacted the Toffees to tell them that Fellaini is clear to feature. Everton's head of PR, Ian Ross, told the club's official website: "The Belgian FA did lodge an appeal with FIFA asking them to implement the five-day ruling. "However, FIFA have contacted Air Jordan 3 the club this morning to say that we have no case to answer and that we did comply fully with all necessary legislation. "We are delighted with the news as Marouane will be available for selection on Saturday." Air Jordan 4 Air Jordan 5

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Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey has cooled reports linking the club with a move for Coventry City striker Leon Best. The 23-year-old former Southampton Swimwear starlet is out of contract at the Ricoh Arena at the end of this season, prompting rumours to emerge that he could be a target for Mick McCarthy in January. Best has already scored six goals for the Sky Blues this season, but Moxey said: "There's nothing in it - I'm happy to say there's no truth in this. "Mick's always thought of Leon Best as a good player but we've bought Stefan Maierhofer and we still have Chris Iwelumo to come back from injury, so we have two Cap and hats players covering the role that player can play. "Given the player's contractual status, I'd have thought he was more likely to allow his contract to run out and become a free agent." Stoke City hope Glenn Whelan recovers from injury in time to face West Ham United on Saturday. Whelan limped out of the Republic of Handbags Ireland's 2-2 draw against Italy on Saturday with a calf injury and is awaiting the results of a scan before learning whether he is fit enough to face the Hammers. "We don't know if it's a slight strain or a pull," said the 26-year-old midfielder. "We've had it scanned and the results will tell us more. "But personally, I'd like to think I'm in with a chance on Saturday. Brand Wallet Jewelry "The physio doesn't think it's too bad and I hope to join in training after resting for the last few days."

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Emile Heskey has admitted he is considering leaving Aston Villa in order to preserve his place in England's World Cup squad. Heskey, 31, only joined ED Hardy Series Villa from Wigan Athletic in January, but is concerned that a lack of first-team action could cost him his place on the plane to South Africa next summer. Head coach Fabio Capello has already warned his players that their international places depend on club form. "I'm happy to be playing Christian Audigier for England and, obviously, not playing at club level is difficult," he told the Guardian. "It's something I will have to look at when I get back and try to address it." The former Leicester City, Liverpool and Birmingham City striker has also dropped a strong hint that he could push for a move when the January transfer window opens after starting Affliction just one league game for Villa so far this season. He added: "I will have to sit down and think about my next move. I don't know whether I can get a World Cup place if I'm not playing for Villa. "The manager (Capello) hasn't really spoken to me about it. I just have to keep performing well in training and keep going. "But you always wonder about those kind of things, whether it will affect my chances. I will just have to try to address it when the time is right." Cheap clothing Cheap T shirt 

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