The Premiership and most of the Football League has shut down till next Saturday, purely because of Euro 2008 Qualifiers and qualifiers for next year's African Cup of Nations.
So seeing that Chelsea Football Club represent most of the world - where are mine and your heroes going to be spending most of their time until they are reunited with each other sometime on Thursday and Friday of next week??
Well starting tonight (Friday)
Michael Woods - England Under 17 v Bosnia
Tomorrow: Saturday
Gérémi
Cameroon v Liberia
Petr Cech, Michael Ballack
Czech Republic v Germany
Andriy Shevchenko
Faroe Islands v Ukraine
Khalid Boulahrouz, Arjen Robben
Holland v Romania
Ben Sahar, John Terry, Frank Lampard
Israel v England
The pic at the top of your screen is of Ben Sahar. Ben is hoping to start for Israel and face his club captain and England' captain John Terry. I have seen a lot of Sahar play, especially in the reserves and believe me this boy is a STAR for the future. So if you get a chance, watch out for him.
Claude Makelele, Lassana Diarra
Lithuania v France
Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou
Madagascar v Ivory Coast
John Mikel Obi
Nigeria v Uganda
Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira
Portugal v Belgium
Jonas Elmer
Turkey Under U21s v Switzerland U21s.
Sunday: - Michael Woods - England Under 17 v Azerbaijan
Tuesday, 27 March
Jonas Elmer
Bosnia/Herzegovina U21s v Switzerland U21s
Miroslav Stoch
Slovakia Under 19s v Sweden U 19s
Sam Hutchinson, Lee Sawyer, Scott Sinclair
England U18s v Holland U18s at Yeovil.
Wednesday, 28 March
John Terry, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard
Andorra v England
Petr Cech
Czech Republic v Cyprus
Claude Makelele, Lassana Diarra
France v Austria
Michael Ballack
Germany v Denmark
Ben Sahar
Israel v Estonia
Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira
Serbia v Portugal
Khalid Boulahrouz, Arjen Robben
Slovenia v Netherlands
Andriy Shevchenko
Ukraine v Lithuania.
Michael Woods
England Under 17 v Serbia & Montenegro
Thursday 29 March
Miroslav Stoch
Slovakia Under 19s v Sweden U 19s.
So if you are in the UK and you are stuck for something to do on Saturday afternoon whilst waiting for the England game to kick off at 6.30pm UK time, then why not check out your local non-league side and pay them a visit. They sure could do with some extra cash.