The Kids Are Alright ~

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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

DAILY STAR

Fabio Capello believes the FA have wrecked his authority over the England players...Luis Suarez made his long-awaited return for Liverpool last night - and made his mark less than five minutes after coming on as a 65th-minute sub at Anfield.

DAILY MIRROR

Furious Fabio Capello is considering quitting as England boss...Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is set for a Euro 2012 audition at Wembley on February 29.

DAILY EXPRESS

Fabio Capello has risked a rift with stunned members of his England squad by publicly insisting John Terry should not have been stripped of the captaincy...Luis Suarez was unable to break the deadlock after making his Liverpool return as a substitute in last night's 0-0 draw with Tottenham at Anfield.

DAILY MAIL

The employment contract both the Football Association and Fabio Capello examined before it was announced that John Terry would be stripped of the England captaincy for a second time needs revisiting, this time with regard to the section that concerns the premature termination of the England manager's position...John Terry has told Fabio Capello he will be available for the European Championship in the summer.

THE SUN

John Terry has vowed to carry on playing for England after being overwhelmed by Fabio Capello's support...Wayne Rooney stoked up the tension between Manchester United and Liverpool by insisting Luis Suarez should have been sent off last night.

THE INDEPENDENT

Andy Flower says his decision to give his players time off before the Pakistan series led to defeat...Tottenham coped with the absence of key players and manager Harry Redknapp to draw 0-0 with Liverpool.

THE TIMES

Fabio Capello's act of brinkmanship towards the Football Association appeared to be paying off last night as it emerged John Terry is planning to make himself available for the European Championship finals...Andy Flower, the England team director, believes that his team were not ready for the Test series with Pakistan.

THE GUARDIAN

The Football Association chairman, David Bernstein, will meet Fabio Capello this week at Wembley to try to draw a line under a public row over the decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy...Andy Flower has taken responsibility for England's crushing defeat to Pakistan.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Luis Suarez came in from the cold last night, arriving after the hour mark, lifting Liverpool's spirits but failing to break down Tottenham...Fabio Capello will hold crunch talks with David Bernstein, the Football Association chairman, this week.