England Boss Fabio Capello Wants Critics To 'Look In The Mirror'

England manager Fabio Capello has hit back at critics after his team comfortably beat Bulgaria 4-0 in their Euro 2012 qualifying opener.
Yet the triumphant display against Bulgaria is unlikely to nfl jerseys
silence those who called for his sacking following England's dismal World Cup showing.
And Capello has now taken a swipe at his critics, challenging them to "look in the mirror" and think about what they wrote about him.
"When you shave in the morning you have to look in the mirror and ask is what you wrote about this man correct or not," the 64-year-old said.
"I can't change what people write. I understand it has to be done.
"I look at myself and I am sure what I brought was good.
"I try to do my job really well but sometimes I make mistakes."
Capello tried clarify his use of the word 'respect' when talking about himself earlier, insisting that the word had a different meaning in his native Italian compared to the English language, of which he still has a weak grasp.
"Respect is not the right word because in Italy it means something different," he said.
"But I always feel the same. There is no change in me.
"When I started my career as a player I had a lot of 2010 nfl jerseys
big injuries. When I was 20 the newspapers said I was finished.
"I worked really hard and stayed strong. This time it is the same."
Despite the great pressure on him, Capello still insists managing England is still his "dream job".
Following Michael Dawson's injury against Bulgaria, Gary Cahill was given the nod ahead of Matthew Upson and Joleon Lescott to come on in his place.
"I have to decide about the position but Cahill is young and has a big future," said Capello.
"It is good for the players who have not played a lot of games to come into the team when we are doing well. It is not so easy when we are not."
Capello will study recent Switzerland performances closely before they meet on Tuesday, including their goalless draw against Australia on Friday night, before deciding where to let Wayne Rooney loose.
The Manchester United striker may still be struggling for goals and has still to reach his peak this season, but three direct assists against Bulgaria showed the value he can bring from a slightly deeper position than he has been used to.
"Rooney was always been given the licence to move around freely but this time he had to come back more and to play in the hole," outlined Capello.
"With James Milner left, Theo Walcott on the right and then Adam Johnson later, it was a great position for him.
"It depends on the opponents. If they put one midfielder in front of nfl football jerseys
their back four the position Rooney played is not as easy.
"But in this game, with Defoe running behind the defence I chose it for him."
"The players are sharp," Capello added. "That is so important in modern football.
"I told everyone before but no-one wants to listen."