John Terry has identified Jose Mourinho as the "stand-out" candidate to succeed Steve McClaren as the new England boss. McClaren was sacked following England's failure to qualify for Euro 2008, and Mourinho has emerged as a favourite after saying he would consider the job. And Chelsea and England captain Terry, who has met with Football Association chief Brian Barwick, said: "He is one that really stands out for me. "Now it is down to the FA to contact him if they want to speak to him."
Barwick has vowed to seek the opinion of a whole host of leading figures in the game regarding potential candidates to take over the England manager's job. Michel Platini, Franz Beckenbauer and Sir Alex Ferguson are among those he has already canvassed, and Terry admitted he had also met with the FA chief. "I have had a meeting with Brian Barwick but that stays very private between me and him," he said.
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