World Cup 2010: Fabio Capello lays down law over behaviour to errant England players

By Mark Ogden in Sun City Published: 7:00AM GMT twenty-four February 2010

Disciplinarian: Fabio Capello is indignant at distractions caused by revelations over players" in isolation lives Photo: AP

The Italian, who nude John Terry of the England captaincy on February 5 in the arise of revelations about his event with the former partner of Wayne Bridge, is due to encounter his patrol on Sunday for the initial time given Terry and Chelsea team-mate Ashley Cole became inextricable in allegations surrounding their in isolation lives.

Cole will be absent from the patrol for subsequent Wednesday"s accessible opposite Egypt at Wembley since of a damaged ankle, but Capello has reliable that Bridge who will face Terry in Manchester City"s strife with Chelsea on Saturday will be selected.

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Capello has turn irritated, however, by the off-field distractions that have expel a clouded cover over England"s World Cup preparations.

And he admits that he will spell out a sheer summary to his players with the transparent import that serve indiscretions will not be tolerated.

Capello, vocalization at a Fifa convention in Sun City, said: "After a four-month mangle [since personification Brazil in November] we will encounter the players subsequent week for what is a unequivocally critical diversion for a lot of reasons.

"Part of that is to verbalise about how critical it is to handle well when you are representing England. The England shirt is unequivocally critical and I will verbalise to the players about this issue.

"The players have to assimilate what I wish if they wish to stay with me. That is unequivocally critical since we need to emanate the organisation and, for me, this will be one of the majority critical points that we verbalise about.

"This will be my majority critical job: to re-create the suggestion in the group. A lot of things will be critical since 4 months is a prolonged time not to see them.

"We will have dual days to outlay together. They will be unequivocally clever days and I will let the players know my summary for them."

While the off-field outcry surrounding Chelsea left-back Cole is overshadowing the defender"s liberation from injury, Capello expects the twenty-nine year-old to be fit in "more or less dual months". During Cole"s absence, however, Capello insists that City defender Bridge will fill the void, notwithstanding any probable fallout from the Terry revelations.

Capello said: "Wayne Bridge will be at the World Cup yes, because not? Cole and Bridge are the most appropriate left-backs that we have, so because not?

"Bridge will not be retiring, he will be with us. There are no problems about the alternative things.

"None of this will have any outcome on the preparations for the World Cup. We have to stay together and we have to be compress at each moment."

The Football Association has still to pointer the stipulate that will endorse the Royal Bafokeng Sports Campus as England"s World Cup precision base, notwithstanding Capello insisting on Tuesday that he was happy with the complex.

He said: "We checked all and it has softened a lot from the last time we stayed there. The pitches are great and will be improved in June. The highway house is really, unequivocally good and the healing centre will be ready in dual months.

"The pitches and the centre we select will be unequivocally critical for us. We visited 4 opposite places and this was the best."

While estimable work stays to be finished at Bafokeng, Fifa ubiquitous cabinet member Jerome Valcke insisted that the formidable would be up to customary when England arrive in June.

Valcke said: "If the highway to the highway house is not perfect, so what? England only need a gentle highway house and precision pitches and they have that.

"The 64 bedrooms are there. There is a acquire table where you can pay, a breakfast area where you can eat.

"There is radio and internet in the bedrooms and we have been told the healing centre will be built on time."

Valcke added: "At this theatre we still have 700,000 tickets to sell and work to be done, but even if we have to stay watchful all night and day, we will be ready for the World Cup."