England Football Team to live in a 12 million pound exquisite hotel during World Cup 2010 in South Africa
Fabio Capello, the Chief of England’s Football team has helped to plan the 12 million pound luxury hotel that the England Football Squad is tipped to stay in ahead of next year’s World Cup Tournament in South Africa. The 133-acre secluded property known as the Royal Bafokeng Sports Campus would offer England five-star accommodation and top-notch sports training facilities.
George Khunou, chief executive of Royal Bafokeng Sports, told London’s Daily Mail newspaper that Capello had visited him in June and requested for England to be based there during the World Cup. Khunou added that the England boss even had some inputs in the plans for the luxury sports complex, which would cost the England team around 70,000 pounds per week. Capello himself would have one of the four presidential suites to himself. Facilities at Royal Bafokeng Sports Campus include suites with private balconies, three swimming pools, Jacuzzis, lounges, four grass and four artificial football turfs, gyms, athletics track, and even a 26-acre private safari for England’s players.
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