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Sir Alex writes off England World Cup chances
Daily Mail, November 24th, 2009 9AM
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"Last season, there were 103 Brazilians in the Champions League and only 15 Englishmen. More Scots played in the Champions League last season than English players," said Alex Ferguson, a Scotsman who has lived in England since 1986 when he first became Manchester United head coach, in explaining why he didn't believe England would win the 2010 World Cup. "I can't see past Brazil, actually. They are going to be the ones in South Africa. They are going to be hard to beat. You just have to think of the players they can bring in - they are a supplier of great players." Read the original story...


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