thumbnail Hello,  In the second part of's interview with the
television analyst, he discusses the United States-England
match, who he'd start in net, and the genius of Fabio Capello.
Thoughts on the U.S.-England?  How long have you got? [Laughs]
Thirty seconds?  From an English point of view, it was
disappointing. I think we'll both go through. I don't think it
was ever a question of that game deciding who goes through to
the knockout phase and probably we may both look back and think
a draw was a good result, but when you go in front that early --
it was the earliest goal of the competition at that time -- we
were totally in control for the first 20 minutes, all the
English fans would have expected us to go on and get a
superiority in terms of the scoreline. Typical England, really.
If you look back over history, we always start with a draw. Even
when we won it in 1966, we drew with Uruguay. In 1990 when we
got to the semis, we drew with Ireland in the first game. It's
nothing unusual.  After the initial d