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    "He has inherited an England team with extremely high potential," said AC Milan coach Ancelotti. "Organising that talent and playing a system that can bring the best out of them will be important. I hope Capello does well and I'm sure he can." Van Basten, who played under Capello at Milan, said: "Johan Cruyff was my best coach but right behind him comes Capello. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
    Organising that talent and playing a system that can bring the best out of them will be important. I hope Capello does well and I'm sure he can.
    SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 23 months ago
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Blatter's not sure Capello fits
  1. Johan Cruyff was my best coach but right behind him comes Capello. He has the ability and vision to turn a team into a world-dominating force.
    SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 23 months ago
  2. He has inherited an England team with extremely high potential
    Carlo Ancelotti – Carlo Ancelotti SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 23 months ago
  3. It's important the coach can communicate directly to his players and not through an interpreter
    Sepp Blatter – Sepp Blatter SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 23 months ago
  4. England had already broken the principle of not hiring from overseas when they had a Swedish coach. But the personality of a coach is also important. "I don't mind foreign coaches — but if my memory isn't failing me, I have never seen Spain, Italy or Germany hire a foreign coach.
    SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 23 months ago

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