Capello keeps his England 'children' in the loop

Communication between England manager Fabio Capello and his players has improved and the team are training with smiles on their faces, captain John Terry said on Friday. England, who host Switzerland in a Euro 2012 qualifier on Saturday, were embroiled in tales of dressing-room unrest at last year's World Cup and newspapers were filled with criticism of Capello's handling of the team captaincy earlier this year.
However, Capello's decision to let his players take a holiday before this weekend's match at Wembley has lifted spirits as has the fact that he has promised to give them a break before next year's European Championship, assuming the Group G leaders qualify. "With him bringing us in the loop with those conversations...the communication between the players and manager has been fantastic," Terry told a news conference.
Central defender Terry drew criticism from Capello at the World Cup in South Africa for talking to the media about player unrest in the squad rather than discussing issues with the manager first. Terry later apologised but the public damage was done.