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Originally Posted by dubs
I reckon Capello, only being 2 games into his role as coach, and it being a friendly match, he'll take this opportunity to try out new players and tactics. He's picked a 31 man squad, and he's getting the team together for 11 days prior to the match.....So I'm expecting new faces, and/or tactics from England. Therefore I'm thinking it's whatever Bradley plans to do, whether he does the same and tries out new players, or fields a strong USA side, and goes all out for the win.
So K, to cut short my long winded answer ..  I do have a sense of anticipation about this game. I want to see what Capello has up his sleeve, to rejuvenate an England side that's been pretty so so, just lately. I like watching the USA team anyway, so I'm hoping for a great match. |
It's blatantly obvious to me that the USA will most assuredly submit their strongest side...They're using this game among others as testing ground leading up to World Cup qualifying that begins for them as well as others days after the event...
Just because this is a friendly doesn't mean neither team won't be wanting to win...