JERMAINE JENAS

Position

 Midfielder

Club

 Tottenham H.

D.O.B

 18.02.83

P.O.B

 Nottingham

Start

 3

Subs

 12

Caps

 15

Goals

 0

Debut

 v Aus, 02.03

Full Debut

 v Azer, 10.04

First Goal

Correct at 10 June 2006, for up-to-date information visit the England Archive		 Jermaine, a precocious youngster at Nottingham Forest who joined Newcastle as an 18-year-old, won nine caps at Under-21 level and progressed to make his full debut as a substitute against Australia in February 2003. His second-half performance earned him the "Man of the Match" award. Comfortable on the ball, he looks increasingly at home at the top level and made his first England start in Azerbaijan last October.

Joined Tottenham Hotspur from Newcastle United in a £7 million deal in August 2005.

Jenas' England Caps

Uruguay +

Home

2-1

1 March 2006

Poland +

Home

2-1

12 October 2005

Denmark +

Away

1-4

17 August 2005

Colombia

Neutral

3-2

31 May 2005

USA

Away

2-1

28 May 2005

Holland +

Home

0-0

09 February 2005

Spain +

Away

0-1 

17 November 2004 

Azerbaijan

Away

1-0 

13 October 2004 

Ukraine +

Home

3-0

18 August 2004

Sweden +

Away

0-1

31 March 2004

Portugal +

Away

1-1

18 February 2004

Denmark +

Home

2-3

16 November 2003

Serbia & Montenegro +

Home

2-1

03 June 2003

South Africa +

Away

2-1

22 May 2003

Australia +

Home

1-3

12 February 2003


+ denotes substitute appearance

Last updated 1 March 2006

Jermaine Jenas video vault

01 March 2006
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Jenas interview

Jermaine Jenas reveals his delight at playing the entire second half for England in a dramatic victory at Anfield.

30 May 2005
Road Trip USA: England players exclusive

Jermain Defoe, Joe Cole, Jermaine Jenas and Peter Crouch talk about their impressions of America and US cultural influences.
18 November 2004
Jenas reaction

The Newcastle United midfielder spoke after England's 1-0 defeat to Spain in Madrid.

14 October 2004  
Jenas gets going
England new boy Jermaine Jenas says he loved every minute of his first start for England, despite a tough test in Azerbaijan.
17 August 2004  
Good to be back
Jermaine tells TheFA.com how he is relishing the prospect of playing for England in front of his home crowd in Newcastle.