LONDON (AP)—Sven-Goran Eriksson believes a experience of two World Cups withEngland will assistance him turn Ivory Coast’s gifted people in to a teamcapable of making an stroke at this year’s contest in South Africa.
The 62-year-old Swede, who took England to a quarterfinals in 2002 and2006, has one of a toughest jobs of a 2010 World Cup when his Ivory Coaststars come up opposite Brazil as well as Portugal in Group G, with only two teamsadvancing to a knockout stage.
Eriksson said Friday he knew a organisation was tough when he took a pursuit as well as itwas up to him to work with players such as Chelsea striker Didier Drogba to turnthem in to an effective team.
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