Was actually a good peice in the Dail Mail today (shock horror) by Martin Samuel about this whole JT case.
When JT said the FA had made his place untenable Alex Horne (FA general secretary) released a statement saying this. "I don't see how we have made his place untenable, i'ts something which happened in a match between Chelsea and QPR. "That's a very different process from my perspective, from our England procedures".
Martin Samuel's response: In which case, why did the FA strip him of the England captaincy? At least pretend there is consistancy.
Thoughts?
It took a bad middle ground to try and please everyone, and actually pleased no one. Terry actually has had leeway here, on two counts, firstly the FA could easily have stood him down for England completely pending investigation. Secondly when previous players have had some kind of upcoming court case, they have been prohibited from playing while the case is underway. Terry was actually quite lucky to be allowed to play in the Euros. His position was not untenable, nor was he victimised.