Capello says too many games always leave England exhausted for World Cup

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Last Updated : Mar 29 2014 | 5:15 PM IST

Former England coach Fabio Capello has said that playing too many games always tires the English players, which makes them difficult to perform at the World Cup.

Capello, who is now the manager of Russia, reportedly believes that taking a pause in the long Premier League campaign will benefit England's international prospects.

According to CNN, Capello said that it is just like someone is driving a car, because if one stops in midway to put fuel in then they definitely reach the destination.

Capello abruptly ended his four-year reign in England when he resigned in February 2012, the report added.

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First Published: Mar 29 2014 | 5:02 PM IST

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