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Man Utd hero Ince can see England winning World Cup
Man Utd hero Ince can see England winning World Cup
01.12.09 | tribalfootball.com
Manchester United and Liverpool hero Paul Ince believes Fabio Capello's England can win the World Cup next year.
Ince has been impressed with how Capello has turned around England's fortunes and believes the Three Lions have the potential to win the tournament providing they stay clear of injuries.
"I believe they can go all the way," the MK Dons boss told PA Sport.
"We certainly have the players to do it and we also now definitely have the manager to do it. There are six or seven sides that can do it and England are one of those.
"I always thought that Fabio was a fantastic manager and he has proven that with England. Now I think it's important that we get through the league without any injuries so that we can have a successful campaign in South Africa."


