The Football - 'Portugal in Counterinsurgency Good & Not Rely Only CR7'

The Football - Former Portugal national team striker, Nuno Gomes, Portugal agree that good in the counterattack. He also called Seleccao Das Quinas not rely solely on Cristiano Ronaldo.

Gomes said the statement when answering the questions the people through the Twitter site. The question of these people, as well as answers Gomes, released by UEFA in their official site.

One asked about claims that Cesc Fabregas said that Spain should be wary of Portugal and the speed of the players who built a counterattack. Gomes said yes, adding that Portugal had players who endowed the speed of making it possible to do so.

"Spain knows that Portugal is very good at counter-attack and have players who are endowed okay technique. They are aware of it and will concentrate on that too."

"It would be very difficult to stop the counter-attack Portugal and Portugal may be able to get a chance to score from behind the attacks," said Gomes.

Portugal showed the speed of the counter-attack when the Dutch found the net for the second time. In the process, given the ball to Nani - who was then running on the left side of the vacant Dutch defense. Without further ado, Nani and then give the ball to the opposite side, where Ronaldo was running into the penalty box De Oranje. Ronaldo then Gregory Van der Wiel outwit and breaking goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg is guarded.

Talking about Ronaldo, Gomes also warned that Portugal is not just rely on that alone Real Madrid star. According to him, the other players also have an important role in the Portugal game.

"Everyone is focused on Cristiano because he is one of the best players in the world. So it was natural when people saw him first."

"However, our team is not just Cristiano one. There are other players who performed well throughout the tournament, and advanced to the semi-final success is thanks to the players as well," he said.

The Football - Ridiculed Capello Rooney, Hodgson Defend

The Football - Wayne Rooney got a mockery of Fabio Capello last game-related performance in England in Euro 2012. No thanks, Roy Hodgson is also defended his protege.

Rooney dimmed along with the defeat of Italy in the quarter that marks the end of the journey of the Three Lions in the tournament.

Commenting on the performance of Rooney, Capello mocked when 26-year-old football player was only able to perform well on course for Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is speaking the language of Scotland.

Ridicule is believed to be a reply from Rooney's comments at a news conference before the match counter Gli Azzurri. Chelsea striker was accused that Britain is now better under Hodgson because players can really understand the instructions the coach.

The England manager is apparently not pleased with the comments preceding it. Hodgson assessing Capello's comments pretty bad.

"Capello said right to his opinions, in my opinion," said Hodgson told Talk Sport. "I do not know the relationship will have on him with Wayne but I always thought that a little evil mocking a player who is very concerned to be able to play well."

"His attitude (in Euro 2012) is very good. He worked harder at practice because he knew if he missed from his friends after missing two games due to suspension. He worked very hard and we tried to halt. Desire to look good he is great. "

"In the last game he was with two other players are not playing at a level that he could but that's football. If any player is a robot and can always played at the same level in every game the football game will be simple and we will not need a coach, "straightforward Hodgson.