Call for unity as England team arrives in Turkey

England’s football team were trying to leave the turmoil of the last week at home today as they focused on the game in Turkey.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2003 - 08:48

England’s football team were trying to leave the turmoil of the last week at home today as they focused on the game in Turkey.

David Beckham and his team left Luton Airport for the crucial Euro 2004 qualifier under a cloud after a week of football controversy surrounding the team and the Premiership’s highly paid stars.

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CourtsSoccerEngland football rowPlace: TurkeyPlace: EnglandPlace: Luton AirportPlace: Istanbul airportPlace: Hilltop Ritz-Carlton HotelPlace: IstanbulPlace: BritainPlace: ManchesterPlace: UKPerson: David BeckhamPerson: BeckhamPerson: Richard CabornPerson: CabornPerson: Irfan AcarPerson: BritonsPerson: Michael OwenPerson: Mark PaliosPerson: Sven Goran-ErikssonPerson: FerdinandPerson: ErikssonEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: FAOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: British Home OfficeOrganisation: Football AssociationOrganisation: Rio FerdinandOrganisation: Manchester United
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