John Terry's Chelsea is beaten at home after Wayne Bridge gives him the cold shoulder

"But from here to the World Cup he will not be the captain. And not while I'm England manager. I asked always the captain to set an example for young children and fans. I told him [that]. I spoke with him and was very happy because he understood everything. I hope this is the end of these stories. But I didn't ever consider taking him out [of the squad]."

[Source: The Independent]

Will Wayne Bridge shake John Terry's hand?

[Source: Yahoo! Eurosport]

Tonight (Malaysian time), everyone will be glued to their television sets to see how Wayne Bridge reacts to the presence of his former team mate and bestfriend, John Terry. Their respective teams will assemble in the Stamford Bridge tunnel as Manchester City take on the Blues in their London stadium.

Let there be no doubt that the left-back will be pressured to shake his former friend's hand and the soccer world is waiting to see if he will or not.

I wouldn't blame him for not shaking Terry's hand and this should not be held against him. It is a personal matter and most of the general public is in support of Bridge, who is seen as the victim in this whole sordid affair.