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Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was proud of his achievment to captain his country for the first time against France - despite England slumping to a 1-0 defeat in Paris yesterday evening.
"I was honoured to be captain. Everybody dreams about being an England footballer when they're growing up, let alone England captain", said the Man Utd centre back.
"There was no prouder man on the planet when I led the team out, but it's all about the team and the result was disappointing.
"We took strides forward in certain areas. Players weren't afraid to get on the ball and the passing was good in the first half. But it would have been nice to get a win.
"He (Capello) brings new things to the table every time we train and as long as we keep taking things on board we'll move forward. We're all on our toes wanting to impress the new manager.
"I'm obviously honoured, delighted and very, very proud to be England captain. But I'm taking it game by game and we'll see what the future holds."
Written by majicka
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