Campbell dreams of England chance

Monday 14 February 2011 19:00 EST

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Blackpool striker D J Campbell retains hopes of an England call-up after scoring eight goals in his club's first season in the Premier League.

Campbell made his name at non-league Yeading before joining top-flight Birmingham in 2006-07. He then dropped out of the Premier League, moving to Leicester and Derby.

"I do think of England, it's a dream of mine," he said. "I could end up getting a cap. I could be another Les Ferdinand or Ian Wright, who both played in non-league football."

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