England wants to Mexico as synodical

Fabio Capello, England coach, has said he wants to Mexico as a synod for the party that will hold the World Cup against the United States. The English squad will face to the bars and stars, they want a friendly against the eleventh game in the legendary Wembley Aztec parting of the British team before leaving for South Africa.

In Mexico it would be great to face a European monster that category, which would add to the duels agreed with Germany and Holland. However, it seems that Capello does not know the whole style of Americans. The selection gringa is a fast team, deployment, that is fluent in backlash, good passing game and very applied in both stop the ball on offense as a defensive. On the other hand, Mexico plays more with the ball at his feet, the ball has more drag, plays a lot in midfield and has a slower pace.

For now, the game is a mere attempt. If Mexico refuses to confront the British, the other option is to confront the British Honduras, the third of the CONCACAF World Cup classified. To remember the past history between the team of the rose and the Tricolor had to go back to 2001 when England swept the Mexicans (4 - 0) in the Pride Park (with a penalty shoot out by José Manuel Abundis included). Will we see Aztecs measured before Lampard, Rooney, Beckham and company?