Savage seeks to end retirement

ROBBIE SAVAGE has revealed he wants to come out of international retirement and end his feud with Wales boss John Toshack.

Mon, 13 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

The Blackburn midfielder has claimed he could play on until 2010 for the national team.

Savage quit the Welsh national team in March after a telephone row with new boss Toshack, who told him he would not be involved in two World Cup games against Austria.

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