Cesc Fabregas joins Fabio Capello in throwing the doors open for a psychological turn around in English football.


After the disappointment of the decade was recorded in England failing to qualify for Euro 2008,ex-Barca star and Arsenal strongman, Cesc Fabregas may have given the new England national team coach a good lead in Capello's bid to fight the phsycological warfare in English players. Fabio Capello has declared he will start work with fighting the negative psychology in English players, and Fabregas, the ex-Barca star has pointed out that English players and English soccer as a whole could improve if more English players took risks outside their shores. Fabregas said:

I don’t see a lot of English players taking the risk to go out of the country to try to fight for their chance.
It looks like English players are comfortable where they are and that is it. For me, I had to leave my country to fight for my life and my chance and my dream. Sometimes that is what you have to do, but I don’t see a lot of English players going to Spain or Italy. Sometimes you have to take a step back to go one forward and sometimes they are just comfortable with what they have.

David Beckham and Owen Hargreaves have been the most shinning examples of few English that have ventured out in recent times.

Fabregas however believes there's hope for English soccer if the players can gather enough self confidence to step out. Cesc says:

English players will surely succeed if they play outside England. There are amazing players and amazing talent in England. If they had the chance to go to another country and they could do it, there would be more English players who are great.

Fabregas left FC Barcelona at a very young age to pitch tent with English clubside Arsenal FC and the Catalan super star is rapidly achieving great things with the dynamic new-look Arsenal squad.