The current football champions Italy has a strong field line-up again this year.there are many strong players in the current squad upon which Italy can rely with much confidence.
Defense is the most thankless job in the soccer field yet without a proper defense the team will be like a warrior without his shield. Like strikers there have been plenty of spectacular defenders who have graced the field of soccer. This World Cup also features the best custodians from around the world. What is your opinion?
England manager, Fabio Capello, sat in the stands to watch Becks play in his first European game of the season. Beckham moved back to Milan to prove himself worthy of the England squad for the 2010 world cup.
Capello sends Carragher England invite - Jamie Carragher is considering coming out of international retirement for the World Cup, while Ledley King is now almost certain of a place in next week's 30-man England squad.
The world's best football managers not all in South Africa for the World Cup but some of them have made their way to South Africa to watch the games from the stands. Football managers such as Fabio Capello, now coaching England and Sven-Goran Erikson, coaching the Ivory Coast, are two of the world's best football managers that are managing in the 2010 World Cup.
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Fabio Capello really can't be ignoring Darren Bent's strong claims for a World Cup spot. He hit 21 goals yesterday with a nice over high-flying Birmingham City. Surely the former Spurs man will earn a spot in the team now that Defoe is unlikely to feature?
Juventus defender Fabio Grosso and Udinese midfielder Antonio Candreva have been cut from the Italy squad for the World Cup as coach Marcello Lippi reduced his 30-man provisional group to 28. Grosso was a pivotal player for Italy four years ago, scoring the decisive first goal against Germany in the semi-final and then the winning spot-kick in the penalty shootout against France in the final.
Definitely, the crowd should boo ceaselessly for 90 minutes.
No, the crowd should give them a break.
Before tonight's friendly game against Hungary Fabio Capello says that he is prepared to take the boos and jeers at Wembley: "The first XI will be players who were at the World Cup. This is sure because, like me, they have to take the booing. I expect boos. Why not? We win together, we lose together. Always, I respect the crowd but I am the boss. They have to boo me like the players." Do you think they deserve to be booed?
Yes, he's in great shape and he's also very talented.
No, there are better players available.
Adam Johnson played himself into the spotlight at Manchester City and England boss Fabio Capello looks like he's going to give him a chance to play at the World Cup. Capello said: "Adam Johnson has caught my eye this season. He's come up from the Championship at Middlesbrough, where he played in a different position, and he's done well with Manchester City."
