Fabio Capello white flag on the strength of the England squad before the match

Fabio Capello could be said to be flying the 'white flag' earlier about the strength of his team. In an interview ahead of the friendly match between England versus Spain, Capello said his team did not have enough quality to be aligned with a strong team like Spain. The reason is very simple, players do not have a quality above average as a team.

Capello even called the triumph of the past is only part of Britain. Currently, St.. George Cross is not a major force in European football.

"When it (the triumph of England) is the past. I think we've done a pretty good job," said Don Fabio told The Sun.

"English football (Premier League) has only 33 percent English players, not more. This makes things difficult."

"We have good players from the Premier League itself, but not good enough to play football which is owned Spanish style," Capello said honestly.

"You can not think of playing with one-two touch if you do not have the quality."

England will serve opposition Spain on Saturday 12/11/2011 at Wembley Stadium and Fabio Capello plans to reduce the number of young players.

Ashley Young has been increased after the move to Manchester United

England coach Fabio Capello rate Ashley Young's game has improved after the move to Manchester United.

As is known, the Italian coach does not include the name of Young in England squad for World Cup 2010 ago. However, Capello is now relied heavily on Young in the England midfield.

"What has changed from Ashley Young [since not included in England's squad for World Cup 2010] are now he plays for a team that is really very important," said Capello.

"And he has been growing rapidly. Because of confidence, when you play in big teams, then you will develop very quickly."

"That's because the quality of the players who play with him. He can play behind Wayne Rooney. He also played on the left side for a long time. The technique is good, has speed and a good imagination. And he can score goals with both his feet. "