2010 England’s World Cup Betting Odds

England seem to be breaking apart from the inside-out as the biggest football stage on the planet draws ever closer. England’s World Cup betting odds haven’t yet suffered. Despite growing, negative headlines in the press and media surrounding certain individuals private lives. You begin to wonder just how much these stories hampers squad bondmanship.

The latest story centres around Manchester City defender, Wayne Bridge, and his announcement that he no longer wished to be part of the current England set-up, his exact words were, “It has always been an honour to play for England. However, after careful thought I believe my position in the squad is now untenable and potentially divisive“. this of-course all stems from ex-England captain, John Terry’s affair with Bridge’s ex-girlfriend.

Add to that Ashley Cole, not just shattering his ankle but also Cheryl Cole’s heart with rumours of affairs hitting the papers and you begin to feel that Capello is beginning to nurse a pre-world-cup headache when he needs it the least.

With Ferdinand struggling to play for club and country under on-going back problems and Capello going public with his fears of the lack of depth of top English players in the Premiership you can uderstand the need for unity at the moment. England cannot afford to have more scandal or bad news in the lead-up to the competition. The china shop door is open, the bull is strutting up the street, only time will tell if England can make the World Cup finals in one piece.

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