Anton Ferdinand News

The 2012-13 Premier League campaign could not match its predecessor for suspense, but a host of late-season retirements and managerial changes foreshadowed seismic changes in the English game.

A mixture of Spurs modern and Spurs of old as the season ends on a high and on a low but with promise.

Rio Ferdinand has announced his retirement from international football, BBC Sport has reported, with the Manchester United defender winning 81 England caps but not appearing for the national team since 2011.

Terry is open to playing for England again, having announced his retirement from international football last September, shortly before the FA found the Chelsea captain guilty of racially abusing Queens Park Rangers' Anton Ferdinand, for which he was subsequently banned for four matches, and after he had been cleared of a similar charge at ... (more)

As a result, he has come into conflict with fellow managers, players, match officials and the authorities over the years.

Last September, three days before the FA were to fine him 220,000 and suspend him four matches for racially abuses Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand, John Terry announced his retirement from international football.

Queens Park Rangers chairman Tony Fernandes has told Sky Sports News he does not blame former manager Neil Warnock for relegation from the Premier League.

Anomaly after anomaly. Shock after shock. The collapse of Barcelona in Munich followed by the thrashing of Real Madrid in Dortmund.

John Terry faces being banned from playing for England if he goes through with his bid to return to the national team.

Sky Sports meets up with Anton Ferdinand to discuss how he is settling into life in Turkey after leaving Queens Park Rangers Anton Ferdinand took a step into the unknown when leaving the Premier League in January for Turkey and the centre-back is relishing his loan spell so much that he has refused to rule out a permanent move Bursaspor.