Terry apologizes publicly Capello

Made England defender John Terry has apologized to the team's coach, Fabio Capello, for criticizing him publicly and accused him of mismanagement of the team during the World Cup South Africa 2010, according to the newspaper "Daily Mail" in English on Tuesday.

Terry said: "I was honest in the press conference, when asked about Joe Cole, I went away in the answer. But were not never my intention to insult the coach, and in case they got this thing, I apologize."

The defender was holding and his colleagues a meeting with Capello on Sunday night to discuss the current status quo, considering that there are some issues that bother him and he wants to talk about, and heard Capello, the players and their concerns and agreed to compromise somewhat in the strict measures imposed upon them in order to relieve the "boredom "who suffer from it because of their survival for long periods in their rooms, but he refused never any question of allowing them to express their views and to question his authority in the selection of tactics and players.

Terry added before his team's crucial Slovenia Wednesday in the third group: "I told the coaches that he was being my support, and insisted that I do not want to disturb the group ... I want to put this story behind me."

Capello has faced a lot of criticism because of the involvement Gul Cole in the first two games, an issue of concern to the veteran team, including Terry, who praised his colleague in Chelsea, considering that the latter has much to offer the possibility of the team.