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Jonathan Kitchin , an associate in Foot Anstey's dispute resolution team, said the Italian's decision to quit just four months prior to the European Championships highlights some of the issues that come to light when a senior figurehead leaves an...
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With his team fifth in the Barclays Premier League and facing a tricky FA Cup replay at Birmingham, Villas-Boas’s debut season at Chelsea continues to go from bad to worse. Abramovich has also considered Fabio Capello but was told that the former...
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Not only does football often occupy peak TV viewing times but it has also now come to dominate the news. The BBC has a particular problem. Any football news, no matter how trivial, seems to take on earth-shattering proportions. A good example occurred...
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Yet they seem no further forward in their attempts to appoint his successor. Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is still the unanimous choice to take up the reins from the Italian. However judging by his relaxed attitude following his side’s 0-0...
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6 days a month, i get to “interact” with a lot of Wolves fans (even got to go to villa v wolves as a guest of karl henry last year) and they are absolutely hilarious in who they want to take over! I kid you not they are talking about Rafa Benitez, Guus...
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Allen was sat at the desk in his office at Meadow Lane only last Thursday. Well, his old office now, of course. He was attempting an impression of Fabio Capello, the former England manager, and it was not bad, though he looked more like Don Vito...
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Capello is again being linked with Andre Villas-Boas' job at Chelsea. The Daily Express says Villas-Boas could be sacked by owner Roman Abramovich if Chelsea lose heavily at Napoli. With Abramovich’s friend and first-choice replacement Guus Hiddink...
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Granted it was a rather big football story – the resignation of England manager Fabio Capello followed by the serendipitous clearing of Harry Redknapp’s tax evasion charges. But it was still just a sports story taking precedence over a Syria’s slide...
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It may seem silly to us in the UK that a team and a manager may go separate ways if, as it looks, the team wins the domestic league and perhaps the Champions League. However, Real Madrid are not a normal team. Successful coaches such as Fabio Capello...
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REDKNAPP joked that he may have blown his England chances after Tottenham failed to see off minnows Stevenage. The League One side kept the Premier League big boys at bay for 90 minutes to earn a big-money last-16 replay but Redknapp, the favourite to...
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Mancini, a wonderfully talented number ten must now eat humble pie and do a u-turn on his word that Tevez would never play for Man-City as long as he was still manager. And please, save me the argument that Mancini isn't as vindictive as Sir Alex...
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His appointment takes Hiddink out of the running to replace Chelsea’s embattled trainer Andre Villas-Boas and frees up one-time Anzhi target Fabio Capello for other assignments. But the Moscow press and some top observers were surprisingly downbeat...
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Spurs will be expected to see off the League One side in the White Hart Lane replay, with the winners drawn at home to Bolton. Luke Freeman in possession at the Lamex Stadium Louis Saha's goal is ruled out after it hits Scott Parker in an offside...
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“I bet he was impressed with the football I served up,” Redknapp said of Bernstein’s visit. “He was probably thinking: ‘who is this geezer?”’ Redknapp revealed that a number of his players are struggling for fitness ahead of Sunday’s derby at Arsenal. ...
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Lane given Tottenham’s continued progress. The North London side are genuine title chasers and virtually assured of a Champions League spot for next term but perhaps a lot hinges on Harry Redknapp’s presence at White Hart Lane. With the Tottenham...
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They worked hard and are on a good run. "We are still in the cup and are at home now. It gives us a big chance but I wouldn't underestimate them by any chance." Redknapp is the favourite to become the next permanent manager of England but, asked about...
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It would be a case of replacing one promising novice with another. And so,all in all, it appears that there are not too many obvious managerial candidates if Andre Villas Boas is removed or leaves his Chelsea post. Fabio Capello, now no longer with...
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FA are keen to bring their hunt for Fabio Capello’s successor to an end as quickly as possible, and the hiring of Harry Redknapp is widely tipped to be the likely conclusion. But the Spurs boss would like to be allowed to concentrate on plotting his...
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Hiddink leading his team to the pitch for four weekend training sessions in Turkey ahead of a March 5 visit to third-place Dinamo Moscow. His appointment takes Hiddink out of the running to replace Chelsea's embattled trainer Andre Villas-Boas and frees...
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Is he necessarily a wise choice though? Harry’s problems might not cease at filling in the team sheet, and the FA would have to consider how effective his appointment would be. Whilst experienced in the English game, his clear lack of international...
About Fabio Capello
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Fabio Capello (born 18 June 1946) is an Italian football manager and former professional player. He is the current manager of the England national football team, having started the role in January 2008 after the dismissal of Steve McClaren, and is the second foreigner to have managed the England side, the other being McClaren's predecessor,... Full Article
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