Rooney insists Capello will leave 'no stone unturned' in bid for World Cup

05 December 2009 12:31
Wayne Rooney says Fabio Capello will leave 'no stone unturned' in his efforts to make England winners of the World Cup next summer.[LNB]The Manchester United striker claims the England head coach's attention to detail and confidence-building will stand the team in good stead when they go to South Africa.[LNB]England kick off the campaign against the USA on Saturday June 12, just down the road from their training base in Rustenburg. The next two games are against Algeria in Cape Town on June 18 and then the final group game against Slovenia in Port Elizabeth on June 23.[LNB] Master and pupil: Fabio Capello (right) will make every effort to bring the World Cup to England, insists Wayne Rooney[LNB]Rooney said: 'If the qualifying phase is anything to go by, the manager and his staff will leave no stone unturned and we, the players, will all know what is expected of us before the first ball is kicked.[LNB]'The team is full of confidence at present and that comes from the belief the manager has instilled in us.[LNB]'One of his many strengths is the confidence he gives you as an individual. It will be interesting to see him at work during the tournament, as I said before, his attention to detail is amazing.'[LNB]Rooney rates the USA as England's main rivals and picked out Everton keeper TimHoward as a key player.[LNB]'I don't think you can take anyone for granted who has reached the World Cup finals and our opening fixture against the USA will be a test,' said Rooney.[LNB]'They have lots of World Cup finals experience and their players are playing all over the world. Tim Howard is a top keeper and has fantastic experience from his time at Manchester United and now with Everton.'[LNB] WORLD CUP 2010: Group of joy! Draw hands delighted Fabio Capello ideal route to emulate Sir Alf RamseyJAMIE REDKNAPP: Rooney's golden boot can fire us to World Cup gloryCapello's dream ticket: Just as long as you don't mention 1950 and all that...WORLD CUP 2010: Sportsmail's team-by-team guide to the 32 finalists going to South Africa [LNB][LNB][LNB]  Explore more:People:Fabio Capello, Wayne RooneyPlaces:Cape Town, South Africa, United Kingdom, Algeria, Slovenia

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