Squad surprised by Bent World Cup snub

Charlton striker Darren Bent has revealed a number of the England squad were disappointed he was overlooked for the World Cup.

Sun, 23 Jul, 2006 - 16:34
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Charlton striker Darren Bent has revealed a number of the England squad were disappointed he was overlooked for the World Cup.

Bent, who has just signed a new four-year deal at The Valley, was the leading English striker in the Barclays Premiership last season with 18 league goals.

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