TERMINALLY ill Sven-Goran Eriksson cancelled his plans to visit Britain to promote a documentary about his life as he is not well enough to travel, his daughter says.
Former England football manager Sven, 76, who has cancer and who lives in his homeland of Sweden, hoped to do interviews in the UK this week to mark the release of the film.
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