The Football Association today ended speculation over Capello's future by confirming he would remain in charge despite England's dismal World Cup in South Africa. England crashed out as they were thrashed 4-1 by Germany at the last-16 stage last weekend but the FA have said they will not be severing their £6million-a-year deal with Capello two years early. Tottenham boss Redknapp, who might have been a contender to succeed Capello had he left, told talkSPORT: "I wasn't surprised, I couldn't see them getting rid of him. "He has kept it now and we have got to get behind him and get ready for the European Championship - and to turn in a better performance than we have at the World Cup. "Going into the tournament you fancied us to have a big chance but it was a massive disappointment. "He has got to make a lot of changes, as he has said, he needs some new blood. "We have got to find some young players you can come in and play at that level. "We keep playing the same way, we don't change it. "It is time we sat down and worked out a system and every team plays the same way from Under-17s, 19s, 21s all the way to the full squad so whoever comes into the team knows how to slot in. "At the moment I don't think we have a stamp on what is his system."
