Scarcity value gives Owen an ENGLAND future to go with glittering past

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MVNsoccer MVNsoccer posted 2/12/2008 from football.guardian.co.uk [flag]
February 12 --- by Kevin McCarra / The Guardian UK: Lack of fitness and shortage of goals gave Fabio Capello reason enough to park Michael Owen on the bench for England's friendly with Switzerland last week. --- If the Newcastle United captain resents the demotion, it can be only because he feels that scarcity value alone should make him precious... [link]

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