Capello for City or Maradona for Villa? This is Interesting!

I told you so. Manchester City are flirting with Fabio Capello. I think David Beckham has the news. I will be tracking this guy all over LA until he opens his mouth. You will remember he snubbed Capello's call to resign from international football.

The Abu Dhabi Man City owners are trying to seduce Capello with "an England escape route if Roberto Mancini does not get off to a Premier League flier". How do you arrange a date with some else's wife on the assumption they may be divorced by the said day? Juicy stuff.

How long has Roberto Mancini been at City? Less than a year or something like that. Any way, his £106 million summer spending will be enjoyed by a fellow Italiano, so no sweat. By now, Tevez and Adebayour can sing a few Luciano Pavarotti and the 3 Tenors songs, so Capello won't struggle as he did with David Beckham, who didn't want to let go of the Spicy Girls' dancing style.



More weird and frightening is Diego Maradona's desire to succeed Martin O’Neill who resigned as Aston Villa manager just a few days back. Like a monkey that plays up in trees with its back exposed, Maradona was due for a deserved holiday after a dismal World Cup failure and unwanted exposure of his inability.

Diego's coaching qualities came under scrutiny when he froze when Argentina were being fried 0-4 by the Germans in a World Cup quarter-final. He can function well in the Argentinian league were sentiment will keep him buoyed until he moves on just because of the weight of his name. He has more chance with the Manchester City job than Aston Villa. At City, it's always stunt after stunt.

Villa must be waiting on Bob Bradley's divorce settlement with USA football authorities over his departure. He is looking for new challenges and there is no better destination. While there is a mention of Martin Jol of Ajax, who almost ended at Fulham, Villa's American shareholders may prefer their own.

I am a great fan of this guy. Bradley comes to me as very raw and shrewd. He is so much aware and focused. He loves detail. He likes fair play and is committed to the game. He reminds of one coach I used to know a very long time ago. This French guy's name was Arsene Wenger. The English game will benefit from his services. 

Meanwhile, Diego is said to be sending his CV all over Europe and the World. It is not clear he has applied for the advertised vacancy in Zimbabwe for the Warriors' job.

Do you suppose David Beckham can be a better coach than Diego Maradona?

Capello for City or Maradona for Villa? This is Interesting!

I told you so. Manchester City are flirting with Fabio Capello. I think David Beckham has the news. I will be tracking this guy all over LA until he opens his mouth. You will remember he snubbed Capello's call to resign from international football.

The Abu Dhabi Man City owners are trying to seduce Capello with "an England escape route if Roberto Mancini does not get off to a Premier League flier". How do you arrange a date with some else's wife on the assumption they may be divorced by the said day? Juicy stuff.

How long has Roberto Mancini been at City? Less than a year or something like that. Any way, his £106 million summer spending will be enjoyed by a fellow Italiano, so no sweat. By now, Tevez and Adebayour can sing a few Luciano Pavarotti and the 3 Tenors songs, so Capello won't struggle as he did with David Beckham, who didn't want to let go of the Spicy Girls' dancing style.



More weird and frightening is Diego Maradona's desire to succeed Martin O’Neill who resigned as Aston Villa manager just a few days back. Like a monkey that plays up in trees with its back exposed, Maradona was due for a deserved holiday after a dismal World Cup failure and unwanted exposure of his inability.

Diego's coaching qualities came under scrutiny when he froze when Argentina were being fried 0-4 by the Germans in a World Cup quarter-final. He can function well in the Argentinian league were sentiment will keep him buoyed until he moves on just because of the weight of his name. He has more chance with the Manchester City job than Aston Villa. At City, it's always stunt after stunt.

Villa must be waiting on Bob Bradley's divorce settlement with USA football authorities over his departure. He is looking for new challenges and there is no better destination. While there is a mention of Martin Jol of Ajax, who almost ended at Fulham, Villa's American shareholders may prefer their own.

I am a great fan of this guy. Bradley comes to me as very raw and shrewd. He is so much aware and focused. He loves detail. He likes fair play and is committed to the game. He reminds of one coach I used to know a very long time ago. This French guy's name was Arsene Wenger. The English game will benefit from his services. 

Meanwhile, Diego is said to be sending his CV all over Europe and the World. It is not clear he has applied for the advertised vacancy in Zimbabwe for the Warriors' job.

Do you suppose David Beckham can be a better coach than Diego Maradona?

Capello for City or Maradona for Villa? This is Interesting!

I told you so. Manchester City are flirting with Fabio Capello. I think David Beckham has the news. I will be tracking this guy all over LA until he opens his mouth. You will remember he snubbed Capello's call to resign from international football.

The Abu Dhabi Man City owners are trying to seduce Capello with "an England escape route if Roberto Mancini does not get off to a Premier League flier". How do you arrange a date with some else's wife on the assumption they may be divorced by the said day? Juicy stuff.

How long has Roberto Mancini been at City? Less than a year or something like that. Any way, his £106 million summer spending will be enjoyed by a fellow Italiano, so no sweat. By now, Tevez and Adebayour can sing a few Luciano Pavarotti and the 3 Tenors songs, so Capello won't struggle as he did with David Beckham, who didn't want to let go of the Spicy Girls' dancing style.



More weird and frightening is Diego Maradona's desire to succeed Martin O’Neill who resigned as Aston Villa manager just a few days back. Like a monkey that plays up in trees with its back exposed, Maradona was due for a deserved holiday after a dismal World Cup failure and unwanted exposure of his inability.

Diego's coaching qualities came under scrutiny when he froze when Argentina were being fried 0-4 by the Germans in a World Cup quarter-final. He can function well in the Argentinian league were sentiment will keep him buoyed until he moves on just because of the weight of his name. He has more chance with the Manchester City job than Aston Villa. At City, it's always stunt after stunt.

Villa must be waiting on Bob Bradley's divorce settlement with USA football authorities over his departure. He is looking for new challenges and there is no better destination. While there is a mention of Martin Jol of Ajax, who almost ended at Fulham, Villa's American shareholders may prefer their own.

I am a great fan of this guy. Bradley comes to me as very raw and shrewd. He is so much aware and focused. He loves detail. He likes fair play and is committed to the game. He reminds of one coach I used to know a very long time ago. This French guy's name was Arsene Wenger. The English game will benefit from his services. 

Meanwhile, Diego is said to be sending his CV all over Europe and the World. It is not clear he has applied for the advertised vacancy in Zimbabwe for the Warriors' job.

Do you suppose David Beckham can be a better coach than Diego Maradona?

Why David Beckam Is Refusing To Retire.

(Pic from Examiner.com)

David Beckham was praised by England coach Fabio Capello, who fired him from the English squad diplomatically, as if Beckham offered to resign, because he will not him anymore but youngsters. Capello was hoping to have a testimonial played in November 2010 as an honourary send-off. Beckam refused the offer snubbing Capello and is said to be fighting for his place in the national team.

The coach of the national team is Italian and Beckham is English. If Capello will not use Backham for his matches and Beckham will play for England. One thing is very clear; Beckham knows a lot of things Capello doesn't, that Capello's tenure as the boss is ending soon enough for Beckam to play for England.

Daivd Beckham has not been making as much money as he liked. He still wants to secure a few millions for his pension. He has to stay high profile for a while longer so attract the attention his sponsors pay him for. Victoria Beckham is making a reasonable sum herself, and she will not be retiring anytime soon.

David Beckham expressed his lack of interest in coaching England. I think he was telling the truth then. Things may change with the tea-cup storm. The poilitics of the game of football will never cease to amaze me. Only in due time can we say when Beckham will be leading England to the deep end.

Do you think Beckham is the Messiah the English have been waiting for?

Why David Beckam Is Refusing To Retire.

(Pic from Examiner.com)

David Beckham was praised by England coach Fabio Capello, who fired him from the English squad diplomatically, as if Beckham offered to resign, because he will not him anymore but youngsters. Capello was hoping to have a testimonial played in November 2010 as an honourary send-off. Beckam refused the offer snubbing Capello and is said to be fighting for his place in the national team.

The coach of the national team is Italian and Beckham is English. If Capello will not use Backham for his matches and Beckham will play for England. One thing is very clear; Beckham knows a lot of things Capello doesn't, that Capello's tenure as the boss is ending soon enough for Beckam to play for England.

Daivd Beckham has not been making as much money as he liked. He still wants to secure a few millions for his pension. He has to stay high profile for a while longer so attract the attention his sponsors pay him for. Victoria Beckham is making a reasonable sum herself, and she will not be retiring anytime soon.

David Beckham expressed his lack of interest in coaching England. I think he was telling the truth then. Things may change with the tea-cup storm. The poilitics of the game of football will never cease to amaze me. Only in due time can we say when Beckham will be leading England to the deep end.

Do you think Beckham is the Messiah the English have been waiting for?

Why David Beckam Is Refusing To Retire.

(Pic from Examiner.com)

David Beckham was praised by England coach Fabio Capello, who fired him from the English squad diplomatically, as if Beckham offered to resign, because he will not him anymore but youngsters. Capello was hoping to have a testimonial played in November 2010 as an honourary send-off. Beckam refused the offer snubbing Capello and is said to be fighting for his place in the national team.

The coach of the national team is Italian and Beckham is English. If Capello will not use Backham for his matches and Beckham will play for England. One thing is very clear; Beckham knows a lot of things Capello doesn't, that Capello's tenure as the boss is ending soon enough for Beckam to play for England.

Daivd Beckham has not been making as much money as he liked. He still wants to secure a few millions for his pension. He has to stay high profile for a while longer so attract the attention his sponsors pay him for. Victoria Beckham is making a reasonable sum herself, and she will not be retiring anytime soon.

David Beckham expressed his lack of interest in coaching England. I think he was telling the truth then. Things may change with the tea-cup storm. The poilitics of the game of football will never cease to amaze me. Only in due time can we say when Beckham will be leading England to the deep end.

Do you think Beckham is the Messiah the English have been waiting for?