http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11678_3118683,00.html Fabio Capello insists his decision to ignore Michael Owen is not the beginning of the end of the striker's England career. Owen has been virtually an automatic choice for successive England managers for the last 10 years but in his first match in charge, a 2-1 win over Switzerland, Owen did not even make it off the bench. Capello insists though that past reputations count for nothing in his eyes - but the fact that the Newcastle striker was in his 23-man squad means he is part of his future plans. "I believe it's much more important what we did on the pitch rather than talking about a single player," insisted Capello. Big player "I know he's a big player and if he's here it means he's still part of my plans like everyone else I selected. "I don't know what will happen in the future, I know him very well and I'm interested in seeing as many players as I can. "He just needs to carry on doing what he has done so far. If he's here it means he's part of my group. "It's not because I like or dislike people. I make choices, the 23 players I have start all at the same level, there's nothing personal about my choices." Capello said that he was not intimidated by the size of the task facing the England manager - on the contrary he welcomed the pressure. "I knew it was a huge job and a difficult job but I was never afraid of it. On the contrary, it stimulates me," he said. --- 唉，文文大牌，别被Capello骗了～ 你自己都那麽爱说场面话，怎麽可能看不出来这是场面话呢 XD --

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