Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says John Terry may have got off lightly and should let matter rest In advance of the hearing, Terry confirmed he was quitting the England squad because he felt his position was "untenable." That has raised the possibility of Rio Ferdinand being recalled to bolster Roy Hodgson's central defensive options. Hodgson received criticism when he dropped the United defender from his England squad for Ukraine and Poland, many believing Ferdinand paid the price when Hodgson sought a conflict free dressing room. Hodgson insisted the decision was based purely on "football reasons," though has never elaborated on what exactly that meant. As one of only two centre-halves currently fit at United, it would be in Ferguson's interest for Ferdinand's international exile to continue. And whilst he has not spoken to Ferdinand about the situation, he does not view an England recall as likely. "I wouldn't think he will get called up," said Ferguson. Roy Hodgson made his decision before the European Championships and I can't see him changing that. It would be difficult for him now to go back to Rio Ferdinand and welcome him back. Meanwhile, Ferguson also confirmed winger Antonio Valencia was "doubtful" for tomorrow's Old Trafford clash with Tottenham Hotspur after the winger picked up an ankle injury during the win at Liverpool. The United boss said young defender Scott Wootton would be part of his squad as backup to Ferdinand and Jonny Evans after impressing against Newcastle in midweek in a League Cup victory. Darren Fletcher, who completed the full 90 minutes against Newcastle as he battles to combat a chronic bowel complaint, is unlikely to start as he is being saved for Tuesday's Champions League encounter with CFR Cluj. Ferguson said: "He may get a place on the bench and he could go to Romania next week."