James vows to fight for England spot

David James has warned Paul Robinson he will not walk away from the fight to be England’s number one.

Fri, 08 Oct, 2004 - 14:22

David James has warned Paul Robinson he will not walk away from the fight to be England’s number one.

James will be a frustrated spectator on the bench at Old Trafford tomorrow with Robinson set to retain the goalkeeping spot for the World Cup clash with Wales.

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