Hey, me and Rob Green enjoyed our little talk. In regards to his flop against the US, he said he had eaten popcorn just minutes before the kickoff while in the dressing room so his gloves had become buttery. You could clearly see him constantly rubbing his gloves together to rid of the slippery-ness, but it doesn't go away that easily. He regrets listening to Rio and chowing down before the kickoff lol.

England and Germany. Oh boy, we have a problem. FIFA's constant rejections to technology in football may have cost England the match. Upson's blown coverage on Klose's goal in the 21st minute was made up in the 37th as he headed in Gerrard's cross to make it 2-1. In the 38th however, Frank Lampard's world class chip over Neuer should've tied the match, but just two people, the most important two, not aware of the ball's position inside the goal kept it at 2-1. It was clearly at least a foot inside the goal. Lots of green in between the ball and the line, but the referee and the linesman need to get their eyes checked. Why bother having cameras on the goal post if it's not even going to be used effectively? The no-call changed everything. The mentality and tactics. At 2-2, England would not have pushed up after the break and not have sent so many players up on set pieces. At 2-1 they had to take chances, but Germany's youth and speed proved vital as Thomas M?ller's two second half counter-attack goals sealed their spots in the last 8 with a 4-1 victory. Germany getting into the last 8 in every World Cup since 1954, a remarkable feat. Lots of speculations are going around in regards to Capello's future as manager, but he has full support from Gerrard and Lampard. Gerrard referring to Capello as, “a fantastic manager”. Expensive for the FA to sack him now as he's tied until 2012, players feel he is the right man for the job, so how will theboard respond?