Bramble Recalled - Ipswich Town News

Titus Bramble has been recalled to the England U21 squad for their game against Finland at Barnsley next Friday. The 27-man squad will also play Albania four days later.

Bramble was surprisingly left out of the squad which ended up losing a friendly with Spain 4-0 at St Andrew's last month. Manager Howard Wilkinson faced a lot of criticism after a very poor performance. One of those who spoke out against Wilkinson after the game was TWTD columnist Russell Osman: http://www.twtd.co.uk/osman

class="storytext">Hopefully, with Titus recalled the England defence won't be quite so sieve-like.

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