Wenger blames England impatience for World Cup exit

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger feels England were "killed by their own impatience" as they crashed out of the World Cup to Germany in Bloemfontein.

Wenger blames England impatience for World Cup exit
Wed, 30 Jun, 2010 - 14:55

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger feels England were "killed by their own impatience" as they crashed out of the World Cup to Germany in Bloemfontein.

Fabio Capello's future as boss of the England team is under the spotlight following the Three Lions' woeful showing in South Africa, which ended with a 4-1 footballing lesson from a young German side on Sunday.

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