Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand would have played alongside John Terry for England at Euro 2012 despite the racism storm involving his brother Anton. Chelsea defender Terry was accused of making a racially charged remark to QPR player Anton Ferdinand during a match at Loftus Road in November 2011. He was found not guilty of racial abuse by a court but received a four-match suspension and £220,000 fine from the Football Association. Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand (left) would have played alongside John Terry for England at Euro 2012 despite the racism storm involving the Chelsea defender and his brother Anton
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Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand would have put the racism scandal involving his brother Anton to one side to play with John Terry at Euro 2012
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Terry was accused of racially abusing Anton in QPR vs Chelsea game in 2011
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Chelsea defender was found not guilty by a court but given a four-match suspension and £220,000 fine by the Football Association
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Terry was selected by Roy Hodgson for Euro 2012 but Ferdinand was left at home
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Scholes, who played alongside Ferdinand at Man United for a decade, believes Ferdinand was willing to play
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Scholes also claims Man City's Yaya Toure 'doesn't look interested' this season and has neglected his defensive work
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