"Other countries seem to bring on world class players, countries like Brazil and Argentina where, often, it's football or nothing. In contrast, we live in a country where we have choices, and perhaps the will to do it and the need to escape from situations you're in are not so clear."
Green’s comments echo those of Portsmouth - and potentially England’s next - manager Harry Redknapp, who said last month that Xbox culture was having a negative effect on the state of the beautiful game.
"Now I rarely see a kickabout in the park. All I see are the dazzling lights of bedroom windows from the glare of TVs and computers. It seems football cannot compete with an Xbox."
info: CVG

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