新闻来源 - Sky Sports Sven: I did well for England Sven Goran Eriksson believes he did a good job in his five-and-a-half years as England head coach. The Swedish tactician spoke for the first time about England's ill-fated World Cup campaign in Germany since stepping down from his post with The Three Lions in July. In a surprisingly candid interview with The Observer, Eriksson felt England performed well under his leadership in major tournaments. "I think we did rather well," Eriksson told The Observer. "Of course, sometimes we didn't. "But if you look at the whole picture, I think it was a good five-and-a-half years. We were unlucky. "In the big tournaments we went out against Brazil in Japan - and I still don't know how Ronaldinho scored that goal, whether he crossed the ball or what he did [the winner in a 2-1 defeat] - and twice we went out against Portugal on penalty shoot-outs. "And, of course, if you miss three or four penalties you don't go through and that's what we did, unfortunately." The Swede defended his decision to take Arsenal starlet Theo Walcott to Germany 2006, claiming Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermain Defoe was not worthy of a place in his 23-man World Cup squad. "It was a good decision, the right decision," Eriksson said of Walcott's inclusion. "It's good for England, it's good for Walcott, good for the future. "You have to look - where are the other good English centre forwards? Where are they? I don't know. "I saw 100, 120 games with Premiership clubs every year and I couldn't find out. "They talk about Defoe. I think he had a very bad season last season. "I don't think he deserved to go to the World Cup." Eriksson does though regret not hiring a sports psychologist for the finals in Germany. "Maybe I should have taken on a psychologist, a sports psychologist, for the taking of penalties because we lost on that," he said. "I think that's coming more and more (common in football). I know that many Premier League clubs work with one." The Swede took a swipe at the English media for exaggerating the expectations of The Three Lions. "You have to talk about the press," Eriksson said. "The press builds up the whole country before the big tournaments and we have already won the tournament before it starts. And of course that's bad. "But if you talk about the team we had in the [2006] World Cup, I think even today that we could have played the final. "We shouldn't lose against Portugal, absolutely not. We started the tournament so-so, we got through and we played better and better. "And I don't think we were worse than Italy or France, absolutely not. But the fact is we only reached the quarter final. But we had a very, very good team." After being linked with several jobs in both club and international football since leaving England, the Swede says he is looking for a return to football management. "I love it! I miss it!" he said. "The stress sitting on the bench and trying to be more clever than the other bench, it's fantastic. "Sometimes you are not more clever. Sometimes he is better than you." ============================================================================= 宇宙无敌世纪大霹雳爆炸式愤怒！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！ 这家伙大言不惭的认为他做的很好 他说只是他衰小 遇到巴西 点球输葡萄牙 那你去参加大洋洲盃算了 永远强运 点球输给葡萄牙已经很棒了 放那种鸟阵 撑120分钟已经够伟大了 他不後悔带Walcott 还有对於带很少前锋的解释是他说"放眼英超 好前锋在哪？ 没有" 不爽带Defoe ,Bent不是人喔 ,A.Johnson不是人喔 放个Beattie温板凳看了也爽 为什麽不带 Defoe 因为他给感觉并不渴望打世界盃 这我最气 Walcott有每天打电话给他说我想打世界盃吗 Lampard还是Gerrard说他不想打世界盃 你会不带人吗 Defoe多久以前就在担心能不能打世界盃 更有趣的是他说应该请一个心理医生指导点球 我看你先去看精神医生比较好 他有兴趣继续当教练？ 甘我屁事 -- 英超赛场上也是有像Ｒｏｂｉｎ　Ｈｏｏｄ一样的侠盗英雄，劫富济贫、行侠仗义。 但是他不在Ｓｈｅｒｗｏｏｄ　Ｆｏｒｅｓｔ里， 而是在Ｗｈｉｔｅ　Ｈａｒｔ　Ｌａｎｅ。 想要本土一点，也可以称呼他　─　廖添丁。 ;37;42m佛心来着嘛～～～ --

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