“When I was appointed, I let the Dutch Football Federation that we have a mission, we want the World Cup,” he said.

“People laugh at me, but if we want to achieve something we want, we must trust him. This is the message I was trying to convey.”

Feyenord’s former manager, who became Dutch coach after Euro 2008, now only two matches left to make predictions after an own goal and Felipe Melo’s header to make the Netherlands Wesley Sneijder historic 2-1 victory over five-time champion.

“We’ve shown that we can play fantastic football and beat a fantastic team. When I started, I say we do not go to the World Cup only to take part, but when we go, we’re there to win.”

“People might think I’m arrogant, but we have to beat Brazil, we are number three in the world, that’s the reality. We should not be afraid to talk about it.”

The Dutch entered the second round with 0-1 and missed the van Marwijk care team assured that victory can still be reached.

“We started the game well no, we are not ourselves, so I told the players that they must be desperate to play in the second round and playing by their own game,” he said.

“We have to play with the rhythm of the game itself and the courage to play, never retreat.”

“For example (back right), Gregory van der Wiel is not stable in the first round, but in the second half he played valiantly.

“In the second half we were more daring and truly believe in our self. That’s one reason why we won.”

The Netherlands suffered a blow a few minutes before the game starts when the van Marwijk was forced to make unscheduled changes after central defender Joris Mathijsen injury in the warm-up. Hamburg defender is listed in the official team, but when doing sprints before the game at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, he came back into the locker room and bandaged his right knee.

“When I first heard there was a problem with Joris, I asked Andre Ooijer to prepare him selves,” said van Marwijk.

Capello’s position is questionable after England eliminated from the World Cup in the round of 16 large by an old enemy, Germany through an embarrassing 1-4 defeat.

However, the FA said Capello will remain as national team manager and he remains as the best person for the job.

Immediately after the British left out, Capello said he had been told by the FA that they took two weeks to decide whether they wish to remain at his post.

Capello’s contract until after the European Championships in 2012 and fired him will make the FA to spend £

“I am more determined than ever to succeed with the England team,” said Capello.

“Sir Dave Richards (Chairman of the Board Club UK) contacted me to tell you that everyone at the FA wanted me to continue. I have to explain something very important is to use the disappointment as motivation in the future.”

“I can assure supporters that I now focus on our European qualifying schedule, which begins with a friendly against Hungary in August.

“We will introduce new players to give new energy to the team and I will use all my experience to promote the UK.”

“I am very proud to be England manager, which means a lot to me and I am determined to succeed.

The FA said in a statement that they believe Capello is the best person for the job.

“Football Association (FA) confirmed today that Fabio Capello will continue as England team manager.

“This is in connection with meetings of the Board of the British Club (Sir Dave Richards, Alex Horne, Sir Trevor Brooking, and Adrian Bevington) and endorsed by the main Board of the FA.”

When asked about his future, he told reporters, “We know that when I started that I would be here for four years.”

“Sadly, it’s hard, no one is ready to lose.”

Dunga replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira in July 2006, immediately after the last World Cup.

A midfielder with a hard lump at the time of becoming a player, Dunga captained the Brazil team that won the World Cup in 1994 and runner-up four years later.

He was selected as the coach of a surprise, considering that there has been no previous coaching experience and his appointment as a result of lack of discipline and commitment among players.

His first decision is to write off players such as Cafu, Ronaldo, and Roberto Carlos and he then lost his patience on Ronaldinho, so taking it off the squad for South Africa.

Dunga farm team won the 2007 Copa America and Confederations Cup in 2009, also topped the World Cup qualifying group of South American zone, but many advocates and analysts do not like the physical style and their counterattack.