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King pulls out

ATP, London
Ledley King has withdrawn from England's squad for Saturday's friendly international against Slovakia and next week's World Cup qualifier with Ukraine.
The 28-year-old centre-back does not train with Premier League side Tottenham between matches because of a chronic knee condition and so was a surprise inclusion in England manager Fabio Capello's 24-man squad.
King did not train with the England squad on Tuesday and a couple of hours after the session finished came confirmation of his return to Spurs in a statement issued by the Football Association.
"Ledley King has returned to Spurs Lodge to continue his rehabilitation over the course
of the international break, following discussions and assessments overnight by the medical staff of both the club and the England national team," the statement said.
"It has been agreed by both parties that the best interests of the player are served by continuing his individual training programme at the club and he will play no further part in England's preparations or participate in the friendly against Slovakia or the World Cup qualifier against Ukraine."
King's longstanding fitness problems have cast a shadow over his international career because it is hard to see how his body could stand up to the rigours of tournament football, where major matches come thick and fast.
Spurs manager Harry Redknapp was shocked by Capello's decision to call-up King, who has not played for England since the Euro 2008
qualifier in Estonia almost two years ago, saying it risked his club availability.
If King played against Ukraine at Wembley a week on Wednesday he would all but be ruled out of Tottenham's April 4 match against Blackburn Rovers after the international break
"Ledley hardly trains and has to be nursed through every week," Redknapp told Tuesday's edition of the Sun. "1 really can't see the sense in this.
"It's pointless. If he plays against Ukraine there is no way he can play on Saturday against Blackbum."
Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips (back) and Portsmouth striker Peter Crouch (calf) also sat out Tuesday's session at Arsenal's London Colney training ground but neither of their injuries were considered seri-