FIFA World Rankings has changed anew to reflect the results in the just concluded Copa America.
The FIFA ranking is in favor of Brazil and Argentina as their Copa America stint managed to trick the computations while Italy, France and Germany are drinking beers and chilling out awaiting their next game for the Uefa Euro 2008 qualifier.
Alex Ferguson and Steve McLaren were old pals as Steve served as Alex’s assistant for two and a half years before leaving for Red Devils; as such, I understand the support Alex is giving Steve. He would not recommend for the replacement of Steve McLaren despite England’s first home loss in a qualifier but would instead boost his morale to perform.
Alex warned that media is putting unecessary pressure on Steve McLaren and booting him out should not be an option as the manager’s great potential would never be reached.
So what?
Resign as England manager. Steve McLaren is a complete idiot by being to bossy around England and even brainlessly shrugging David Beckham off the team representing a complete turnaround for squad he led for a decade.
I am no big fan of David Beckham but placing the axe for a player who exude a great deal of confidence and influence among his teamates is nothing to be taken lightly.
England has played dismal in their qualification for Uefa Euro 2008 which also endangers their FIFA World Cup 2010 bid.
I cannot understand why McClaren is asking people to be patient while he figure out a way to make England contenders. Pathetic performances against Macedonia and Croatia saw them scoring only a single goal and their latest game against Holland was decided late in the game with a goal from Rafael van der Vaart.
Steve McLaren and Terry Venables are reported to have a big riff between them that led to a series of lackluster performances from England National Squad. As reported on News of the World, Terry says they do not agree with each other in terms of tactics and team selection.
Terry said Steve McLaren agree with his decision to leave Steward Downing out against Croatia and change their formation to a 3-5-2 system.
The UEFA Euro 2008 qualifiers is underway and below are the groupings and teams competiting to become Europe’s best team:
Group A – Serbia, Finland, Portugal, Poland, Belgium, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan
Group B – Scotland, France, Italy, Lithuania, Ukraine, Georgia, Faroe Islands
Group C – Greece, Norway, Turkey, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Hungary, Moldova, Malta
France fans came in legions but celebrated as one after the final whistle sounded.
Spain enjoyed an early lead at the 28th minute when David Villa scored a spot kick which lasted for 13 minutes.
Sporati on FIFA World Cup 2006’s video summary and description
World Cup 2006, Spain-Tunisia, 3D video goal. 71′ Raul (Spain) scores a first goal and opens the series of almost subsequent.
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This FIFA World Cup 2006’s video is titled World Cup 2006, Spain-Tunisia, first goal of Spain and credited to sandrila. Viewing time is 00:00:22, enjoy our fellow FIFA World Cup fans!
