Mancienne Called to Under 21 Squad
On loan defender, Michael Mancienne has been called up by Stuart Pearce to England's Under 21 squad.
After recently returning for the R's after injury, Mancienne has been called up to the England Under 21 squad to play the Republic of Ireland in their latest European Under 21 Championship Qualifier. The game will be played at St Marys, Southampton next Tuesday.
England Under-21 squad: Joe Hart (Manchester City); Tom Heaton (Manchester United); Joe Lewis (Peterborough United); Craig Gardner (Aston Villa); Michael Mancienne (QPR);
Joe Mattock (Leicester City); Nedum Onuoha (Manchester City); Ryan
Shawcross (Stoke City); Steven Taylor (Newcastle United); David Wheater
(Middlesbrough); Lee Cattermole (Middlesbrough); Tom Huddlestone
(Tottenham Hotspur); Adam Johnson (Middlesbrough); Aaron Lennon
(Tottenham Hotspur); James Milner (Newcastle United); Fabrice Muamba
(Birmingham City); Mark Noble (West Ham United); Jamie O'Hara
(Tottenham Hotspur); Andrew Surman (Southampton); Cameron Jerome
(Birmingham City); Luke Moore (Aston Villa); James Vaughan (Everton);
Theo Walcott (Arsenal).
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