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Capello bans chips

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Fabio Capello has told England's star players to stay off "ketchup and chips" and follow a Mediterranean diet.
The England boss, who also spelled out his "dream" to coach a Great Britain football team at the London 2012 Olympics, summed up his first year in charge as "very positive".
But he said there was still room for improvement in how the team bonded - and in their diet.
Capello told FIFA Magazine: "I have, for example, impressed upon them the advantages of a Mediterranean diet over ketchup and chips.
"I have also put some rules of conduct in place for when the national team meets up, from eating breakfast together to the use of mobile phones, which must be switched off from time to time.
"The players have been very cooperative, and that is a clear indication of the high level of profession- alism at their clubs.
"Arsenal's academy, for example, is the perfect example of how young players should be brought along at all European clubs."
Capello admitted he was baffled at how England could have sunk so low before he took over.
"I am eager and determined to help England rediscover the spirit that they once had as the teachers offootball,"hesaid.
"I simply cannot understand how England can drop as low, as we speak, as 15th in the FIFA world ranking (England rose to 10th in the latest rankings released on Wednesday).
"We have to rediscover the fighting spirit that English football has always been famous for.
"More importantly though, we have to get over this absurd fear of playing at Wembley, where criticism from the crowd has often paralysed the team in recent years.
• "I can remember the'lion's roar' of Wembley, but recently that roar has turned into boos and moans because of the team's disappointing performances and results.
"Our aim now is to continue on
our run of victories as it will not only restore the players' belief in their own abilities, but also the fans’ faith in the team. We will play more attractive football when we have more confidence.'
Capello's England contract expires in 2012 and he wants to go out on a high at the London Olympics.
He could face stiff competition, however - London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe has held informal talks with Sir Alex Ferguson about fillingthatposition.
The Italian said: "I will be 66 by then and I will have reached retirement age. Then I want to travel and visit all of the ancient cultures that fascinate me so much.
"But I would also like to make another of my dreams come true b; taking part in the Olympic Games, something that I was denied as a player, and something that still fills me with regret.
"I think it's only fair that Great Britain should have a football team in the Olympics, but it is up to others to decide how, and with which players."