Manchester City boss Sven Goran Eriksson says Joe Hart is far from the finished article.

The former Shrewsbury 'keeper has cemented his place in City's first team this season ahead of Sweden international Andreas Isaksson and Kasper Schmeichel.

He was again in fine form as City drew 0-0 with West Ham in the FA Cup at the weekend, but Eriksson is against the youngster being called up for England's friendly with Switzerland next month.

The game is Fabio Capello's first in charge of England and who will start in goal remains a hot topic, with Paul Robinson, Scott Carson and David James all likely to be vying for the number one shirt.

"It is very difficult decision because all three of them are very good," stated Eriksson.

"I have always said Joe Hart will one day be picked for the national team.

"However, it's not my job and I'm not saying he should be picked now because it's too early.

"Other English goalkeepers have more experience then Joe. Joe played one game in the Premier League last season.

"You see him in training and matches and he is good. The only question is: Is he good enough to do the job?

"Mentally he is strong. He has two great feet and can make great saves."