Argentina coach Diego Maradona, said his team "remains a Rolls Royce" whose driving edged Lionel Messi
"Argentina continues to be a Rolls Royce and we have Messi handling it," Maradona said in a television interview made since the concentration of Pretoria team two days before his debut against Nigeria.
The coach denied that the drag Barcelona player had problems hinted how the days before the trainer, Fernando Signorini.
"Messi was impressive workouts (...) is happy, I never had the fortune to have you both time and knowledge," the coach said, adding that the player can even afford to make jokes.
Messi Maradona said assimilated well accolades in recent months. "You know you have everything to gain, to give joy to the Argentines," the coach said, adding that "who will be the greatest of all time "is fortunate to have next to tell his side" a wise "as Juan Sebastian Veron.
The "witch", with Javier Mascherano "draw a light to all, tactical, physical and mentally," he added.
However, the technician said that the idol would choose to Argentina's Carlos Tevez, a player that puts you "goose bumps" and confirmed he will be in the starting out on Saturday against Nigeria.
"You can not out of this team, as demonstrated in England, where victory with the shirt was, and what shows here, "he said.
Maradona said the team's goal is to reach the final, for which appealed to the commitment of his players.
"We promised between us play seven games. We have a team that will leave your skin is going to play football and we will not betray ourselves. We will respect the jersey (...) will have to earn Paar to leave the life, "he said.
"My dream is to see Masche lifted the World Cup," he said.
A victory would be greater than that harvested in 1986, "because that is over and this is new and new blinds."
Messi asks to "be the best of all time"
Maradona on Friday wished the striker Lionel Messi will become "the best of all time" in the 2010 World Cup. "I wish with all my heart that has a Lio barbarian role that is best of all time. It's the icing on the cake, "said Maradona at the press conference after the debut of Argentina against Nigeria on Saturday at Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg.