Bellamy doubts GB team has long-term future

Craig Bellamy believes the notion of a Great Britain Olympic football team will be put back in cold storage once this summer’s competition is over.

Bellamy doubts GB team has long-term future
Wed, 01 Aug, 2012 - 09:51

Craig Bellamy believes the notion of a Great Britain Olympic football team will be put back in cold storage once this summer’s competition is over.

Stuart Pearce’s side take on Uruguay in Cardiff tonight needing to avoid defeat to secure a quarter-final berth.

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