Monthly Archives: June 2009

The Capello Project: update

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Dr Ted

After three more games of World Cup qualifiers, three more victories keep England well on track for South Africa 2010. On paper things are looking very healthy with Fabio Capello overseeing a record-breaking English campaign. Since the last batch of … Continue reading →

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England 6 Andorra 0

Posted on June 11, 2009 by Dr Ted

England were essentially presented with practice at attacking a packed defence for 90 minutes. The initial qualifier against the same opposition in this campaign showed that games against so-called ‘minnows’ can still be tricky affairs. An early goal is crucial … Continue reading →

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Kazakhstan 0 England 4

Posted on June 7, 2009 by Dr Ted

England took another crucial step towards World Cup qualification, but suffered a few scares early in the game. In the first minute Glen Johnson dithered on the ball allowing Kukeyev to break down the left wing, his tricky cross almost … Continue reading →

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