Rooney: Relaxed England not lost in translation  England's
unbeaten Euro 2012 squad feel more relaxed and confident under
new manager Roy Hodgson because he is English and nothing gets
"lost in translation", striker Wayne Rooney said on Sunday.  In
his first appearance at a news conference at the England squad's
media centre in Krakow, the talismanic forward confirmed he was
fully fit, relieved to be available after serving a two-match
ban and unfazed by facing a hostile Ukrainian crowd in Donetsk
on Tuesday.  "We've been to a lot of stadiums around the world
and we've had to deal with a big atmosphere on a lot of
occasions," Rooney said. "I think we are big enough and
experienced enough to deal with that."  England need a draw in
their final Group D game against the co-hosts to be certain of
reaching the quarter-finals.  "Are we feeling more relaxed than
at the World Cup?" said Rooney. "Yes, I would say so... we are
more relaxed. It helps all the coaching staff being English and
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