Source: Daily_Mail
England hope and glory: O'Neill and Sir Alex Ferguson can serve up treat
At last, a very English affair of which football can be proud. A contest that will rise above the scandal of recent weeks and deliver something rather more palatable, not to mention more exciting. In this era of multiculturalism in the Barclays Premier League, the 50th League Cup final will almost feel like a throwback to the days when Martin O'Neill was winning the competition as a player. It will be two very English teams who collide at Wembley on Sunday; under the guidance of two very British managers in Sir Alex Ferguson and O'Neill. Hope and glory: Martin O'Neill and Sir Alex Ferguson will guarantee a good finalEight members of England's squad for the World Cup could be on the field - six for Aston Villa, two for Manchester United - with up to five more British or Irish players alongside them. O'Neill has built his team on a foundation of English talent; on the pace of Ashley Young and Gabriel Agbonlahor; the skill and intelligence of James Milner and Stewart Downing; and the determination of Emile Heskey and Stephen Warnock. Edwin signs new deal at Man United to place doubts over future of FosterTHE MIDLANDER: Warnock, phoenix from the Anfield flames, is just FabALL THE CARLING CUP AND PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM NEWSMANCHESTER UNITED FC