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Sport category: Aaron Lennon Lennon Duo both captaincy material
Date: 15-07-2006 23:22
Aaron Lennon hopes either John Terry or Steven Gerrard are selected as England captain - and claims it would be "an honour" to play under them.
The Tottenham winger, now back home following England's World Cup elimination, believes either Chelsea lionheart Terry or Liverpool maestro Gerrard are best equipped to lead the Three Lions in a new era under Steve McClaren.
Lennon told TEAMtalk: "They would both make great captains. It would be an absolute honour to play under either of them. I'm glad it's not my choice as it'd be difficult to choose."
The former Leeds star was a surprise choice in Sven-Goran Eriksson's World Cup 23, but made quite an impact coming off the bench in the clashes with Trinidad & Tobago, Ecuador and Portugal.
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Aaron Lennon hopes either John Terry or Steven Gerrard are selected as England captain - and claims it would be "an honour" to play under them.