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發表於 2006-5-9 21:31:57
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麥卡倫未正式上任就有搞作---叫基祖轉英藉打國家隊 
Middlesbrough's Franck Queudrue has revealed that he is considering playing
for England, after talking with new coach Steve McClaren.
The Boro boss, who takes charge at Soho Square in August, is a big fan of
Queudrue - having brought him to England in 2001.
Queudrue was snapped up by McClaren on loan after a brief trial, and he soon
made his move permanent.
The French full back is now one of the most popular players at The Riverside
and is regarded as one of the best left backs in The Premiership.
France have so far, to the player's annoyance, ignored his efforts in
England and now he is considering switching his allegiance.
"I will surprise you, I am in England for five years now and I have never
had any French team call," he revealed.
"I am 'eligible' to play for the England national team. McClaren has already
talked to me about his project, but I need to think about it."
Queudrue admits a move back to France remains an option and that could then
bolster his Les Bleus ambitions - should he decide against playing for
England.
"In a way I could be lucky to play for a great team, but I would feel a
little ashamed as France remains my country," he told But!
"But I know here people respect me a lot. In France, people almost don't
know me.
"I hope it would change above all if I come back to Ligue 1 soon."
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