England is aiming high for the upcoming World Cup in South Africa, and according to coach Fabio Capello not reaching the tournament’s final would be considered a failure. Capello once again shows that he is definitely one of the most experienced World Cup managers, and knows well how to use pressure coming from the media to his advantage.
“Everyday the media is coming up with something new about England, and the power they have is influencing the people and our fans,” says Capello adding that “If England does not go all the way to the World Cup final I will have failed as a coach. When I started working here I tried to change the psychology of my players. I set new rules and worked on bringing back their lost pride, the team was full of scared footballers. I demand professionalism and this is a way to make the team even more powerful.”
Fabio Capello also talked about John Terry and his decision to remove him from team captain after the incident with Vanessa Perroncel, the former girlfriend of England teammate Wayne Bridge: “Terry is a leader and one of the players that can make the difference. He knew I had no other choice to this matter, and values always come first. And I need all my leaders like Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard.”
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