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  • vblockranger
    • Mar 2009
    • 15218

    #16
    Originally posted by brightonr
    Maybe he's gay.
    lol wouldnt surprise me tbh!...but is that enough to sack him on? Maybe..if they catch him at it with one of the players ....my bets on Ashley Cole

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    • Gerryhatrick
      Silver Seat
      • Sep 2010
      • 1706

      #17
      Capello is being very very clever with this.
      He won't resign, and the FA asked him to after world cup apparently, and since then he has just been drifting along to see out his very lucrative contract. So unless the FA sack him, he'll be in charge for the Euro's, but either way he will be paid until July. So he might as well test the 'go on then FA, sack me' theory. Genius.

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      • silvercue
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 4704

        #18
        Why would he not say this? He has been employed to win matches and he is meant to have responsibility and trust to pick the team. He should be consulted, informed and have a big say in things like this - weather you agree with them or not. He should not be told to do a job and then have the tools taken away.

        Where will it end? Eventually we could get in a situation where anyone who gets in any legal bother or controversy will not be able to play. That would rule out a fair few of our players and even the favourite to be the next manager.
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        • Stanley
          Guest
          • Mar 2009
          • 23693

          #19
          Originally posted by BennyBoyRs
          What he's said has blatantly been taken out of context.
          Indeed. The translation was inaccurate and various parts of the interview were conveniently omitted. He fully accepted in the interview that ethical matters such as this are outside his remit.

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          • 80sCasual
            CCG
            • Dec 2009
            • 9231

            #20
            Originally posted by silvercue
            Why would he not say this? He has been employed to win matches and he is meant to have responsibility and trust to pick the team. He should be consulted, informed and have a big say in things like this - weather you agree with them or not. He should not be told to do a job and then have the tools taken away.

            Where will it end? Eventually we could get in a situation where anyone who gets in any legal bother or controversy will not be able to play. That would rule out a fair few of our players and even the favourite to be the next manager.
            What's the weather got to do with it?
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            • Gtleighsr3
              CCG
              • Mar 2009
              • 23569

              #21
              Wayne Bridge in Terrys still a mate and he can shag Frankie anytime press release.
              Chelmsford City the home of Radio

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              • MYU
                Administrator
                • Mar 2009
                • 43466

                #22
                Fabio Capello must go now! Matt Lawton comment


                It's time for another manager to step in and repair the damage inflicted by Fabio Capello's challenge to the authority of the organisation that, to date, has paid him £24million.

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                • Gtleighsr3
                  CCG
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 23569

                  #23
                  yeah and get Harry the tech,cash property retard in!Mmmmm
                  Chelmsford City the home of Radio

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                  • MYU
                    Administrator
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 43466

                    #24
                    John Terry captaincy: Jeremy Hunt backs decision


                    The FA have received the endorsement of Jeremy Hunt, the secretary of state for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, for stripping John Terry of the England captaincy.

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