November 25th, 2007
Posted at November 25th, 2007 in
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Mr. Kicker
After The FA dumped boss Steve McClaren - and his assistant Terry Venables, many candidates added to The FA. Ex Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and ex Real Madrid manager Fabio Capello seems lead the way to take over McLaren position as the next England manager. However Terry Venables said that Fabio Capello ex-Real Madrid chief Capello is the best candidate for the job.
“Managing England has become harder than ever and you need someone used to these extraordinary pressures and I believe that Fabio Capello is the right person,” Venables said. “People like Capello have already experienced such pressure in their own country,” Venalbes added.
Fabio Capello said, “It would be a very interesting challenge for me and difficult challenges have always fascinated me”.
“I am sure all managers and coaches would welcome the chance of leading England particularly, most of all, to take on such a difficult challenge - given that England haven’t won a trophy for so many years,” Capello added.
Capello also said that he has offered to talk with the FA for the position.
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June 8th, 2007
After his excelent comeback at England squad, David Beckham said to the press that he wants to play at the 2010 World Cup where he will be 35-year-old at that time. “I believe I can play for many, many years at the top level. A lot of things change but I feel I can go on”, Beckham said.
Beckham teammate in England squad and also Liverpool soccerstar Steven Gerrard backing Beckham for the Euro 2008 finals. “We want Becks at Euro 2008, If he keeps playing at the level he is now I don’t see why he can’t be at Euro 2008″, Gerradr said.
Los Angeles Galaxy General Manager Alexi Lalas also backing for Beckham. “It’s an honour for him and an honour for the Galaxy. And the fact we can say one of our players is named in the England squad, I think it’s a wonderful statement on the quality that exists at the Galaxy”, Lalas said.
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March 23rd, 2007
Liverpool and England captain Steven Gerrard awarded MBE (Member Of British Empire) by The Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. Gerrard honoured for leading Liverpool’s fightback in the sensational 2005 Champions League final, when they came back from 3-0 down against AC Milan to eventually win on penalties.
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March 4th, 2007
Chelsea and England captain John Terry admitted that he has ambitions of becoming a future manager of England. He told the Daily Star: “I’m sure there isn’t a man in England who wouldn’t want to be England manager. Picking the team would be great and winning the World Cup unbelievable.”
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