England's soccer manager Roy Hodgson announces the squad for the World Cup in Brazil in Luton, England, Monday, May 12, 2014. Hodgson has selected a World Cup squad containing several players unburdened by the team’s past struggles, although Frank Lampard was among the veterans to still make the cut. The 35-year-old Lampard is the oldest player among the 23 that Hodgson is taking to Brazil, one of only six to have previously been to a World Cup. (AP Photo/Sang Tan)
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