Comments on: 10 Reasons why Fabio Capello should manage England http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/ Football News Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:36:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: chachacha http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-110622 chachacha Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:03:42 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-110622 boo ! boo !

]]> By: john http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-74865 john Tue, 08 Jan 2008 14:08:48 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-74865 capello is the best there is.,,, otto rehagel from greece is also a very capable trainer.. i know him because ime an english guy living in germany 14 years and rehagel has bought teams from the second division to win in the following year the bundesliga too.. and he won the league with bayern munich in his first year and he won in what was the most surprising victory of all the european championship with greece in 2004... i havent heard his name at all mentioned...... capello is the best there is.,,, otto rehagel from greece is also a very capable trainer.. i know him because ime an english guy living in germany 14 years and rehagel has bought teams from the second division to win in the following year the bundesliga too.. and he won the league with bayern munich in his first year and he won in what was the most surprising victory of all the european championship with greece in 2004… i havent heard his name at all mentioned……

]]> By: Fab Fan http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-74374 Fab Fan Thu, 03 Jan 2008 09:08:33 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-74374 Fabio will have no problems learning another language! Fabio will have no problems learning another language!

]]> By: football Paul http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-73058 football Paul Fri, 21 Dec 2007 15:18:19 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-73058 "Can he speak English?" haha no some fans have setup a site dedicated to supporting capello in his quest to learn the english language. http://www.capellolearnenglish.com/ “Can he speak English?”

haha no some fans have setup a site dedicated to supporting capello in his quest to learn the english language.

http://www.capellolearnenglish.com/

]]> By: On Fabio Capello and England’s Future http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-72464 On Fabio Capello and England’s Future Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:02:11 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-72464 [...] 10 Reasons why Fabio Capello should manage England [...] [...] 10 Reasons why Fabio Capello should manage England [...]

]]> By: EPL Daily 12.14: All things Capello; Derby/Coventry takeover?, etc. « Center Holds It http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-72076 EPL Daily 12.14: All things Capello; Derby/Coventry takeover?, etc. « Center Holds It Fri, 14 Dec 2007 16:33:01 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-72076 [...] Now - with the final verdict subject to contract negotiations (6.25 mill pounds/yr) - ALL of the controversy arises around the inevitable appointment of Italian Fabio Capello to the English manager’s position. Paul Parker at Eurosport says this confirms that England is now a ’second-rate football nation’. Reading’s main man Steve Coppell, M’bro’s Gareth Southgate, former Arsenal defender Tony Adams don’t agree with the decision as well. Former English midfielder and MK Dons boss Paul Ince is pissed too. Got me thinking, were they this pissed when Sven Goran Eriksson took over? SoccerLens put together a list of 10 reasons why Fabio Capello IS a good choice. [...] [...] Now – with the final verdict subject to contract negotiations (6.25 mill pounds/yr) – ALL of the controversy arises around the inevitable appointment of Italian Fabio Capello to the English manager’s position. Paul Parker at Eurosport says this confirms that England is now a ’second-rate football nation’. Reading’s main man Steve Coppell, M’bro’s Gareth Southgate, former Arsenal defender Tony Adams don’t agree with the decision as well. Former English midfielder and MK Dons boss Paul Ince is pissed too. Got me thinking, were they this pissed when Sven Goran Eriksson took over? SoccerLens put together a list of 10 reasons why Fabio Capello IS a good choice. [...]

]]> By: Mourinho turns down England as Capello waits his turn http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-71560 Mourinho turns down England as Capello waits his turn Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:38:09 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-71560 [...] If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Now that Jose Mourinho has turned down the English FA for the still vacant England job, who is the next best candidate who can stern the ship and lead England to World Cup? According to the FA and their often erratic decisions, the leading contender for the “most difficult job in football” is Fabio Capello. [...] [...] If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Now that Jose Mourinho has turned down the English FA for the still vacant England job, who is the next best candidate who can stern the ship and lead England to World Cup? According to the FA and their often erratic decisions, the leading contender for the “most difficult job in football” is Fabio Capello. [...]

]]> By: Frankie http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-71534 Frankie Tue, 11 Dec 2007 11:10:43 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-71534 The media are reporting today that Capello will be the next England manager, as early as this Friday or Monday next week. He will have a coaching team which includes Zola, and a young English coach such as Stuart Pearce and/or Alan Shearer. Whether by design ("Capello was always the first choice") or by default ("Mourinho didn't want it"), the appointment of Capello would be the right decision for the right reasons. The media are reporting today that Capello will be the next England manager, as early as this Friday or Monday next week. He will have a coaching team which includes Zola, and a young English coach such as Stuart Pearce and/or Alan Shearer. Whether by design (“Capello was always the first choice”) or by default (“Mourinho didn’t want it”), the appointment of Capello would be the right decision for the right reasons.

]]> By: British Interest in Fabio Capello now to Include Liverpool and Newcastle | Soccerlens - Football News Blog http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-70574 British Interest in Fabio Capello now to Include Liverpool and Newcastle | Soccerlens - Football News Blog Thu, 06 Dec 2007 09:01:21 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-70574 [...] Fabio Capello is progressively growing across the Channel. After the many rumours picking him as one of the favorites for the England job, the Italian tactician now features prominently on the managerial shortlist of two EPL clubs: [...] [...] Fabio Capello is progressively growing across the Channel. After the many rumours picking him as one of the favorites for the England job, the Italian tactician now features prominently on the managerial shortlist of two EPL clubs: [...]

]]> By: red_devils4life! http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-70133 red_devils4life! Mon, 03 Dec 2007 07:08:39 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/fabio-capello-for-england/4214/#comment-70133 I personally thinks that if Jose Mourinho doesn't wants the job,it will boils down to a very close battle between these two,Juergen Klinsmann & Fabio Capello. Style of football- Fabio Capello:Defensive strategies.Will be creating a water-tight defense and pack up the midfield to get more ball possession.Hit the opponents on strong counter-attacks,relying on the likes of Frank Lampard,Stevie G,Wayne Rooney,Joe Cole,Peter Crouch & SWP. Jurgen Klinsmann-This man will introduce a totally new style of football to the Three Lions.We will be seeing England playing a kind of fast,attacking-minded football.He is likely to instill a perfect mix of youth & experience blend by playing a high-tempo and very attractive football. Conclusion:So you prefer to see dull but highly-effective football,for eg.Italy in FIFA 2006 World Cup, or attractive brand of football,for eg.Brazil,? Language barrier- Fabio Capello:He doesn't knows how to speak English but admits he's willing to pick up classes to learn.So most probably,he will appoint someone as Gianfranco Zola,who is fluent in both Italian & English,as his right-hand man. Jurgen Klinsmann:Extremely fluent in English,so there's no such a big fuss about his appointment as the next England coach. Conclusion-I suppose that Jurgen Klinsmann holds an upperhand here? Experience- Fabio Capello-His experience in Serie A and La Liga will be immensely valuable in allowing him to point out where local academies are lacking in their training of English talent. Anally defending the nation (or anally berating it) is not the answer - we must find solutions, and Capello is the type of manager who can point them out. Jurgen Klinsmann-Besides managing the Germany National football team which ultimately lost to the eventual champions,Italy,in the semi-final stage due to a VERY VERY late winning goal during extra-time period,the ex-Tottenham Hotspurs & VFB Stuttgart star striker has no more other coaching experience. Conclusion-Fabio Capello will definitely win this,hands down. I personally thinks that if Jose Mourinho doesn’t wants the job,it will boils down to a very close battle between these two,Juergen Klinsmann & Fabio Capello.

Style of football-
Fabio Capello:Defensive strategies.Will be creating a water-tight defense and pack up the midfield to get more ball possession.Hit the opponents on strong counter-attacks,relying on the likes of Frank Lampard,Stevie G,Wayne Rooney,Joe Cole,Peter Crouch & SWP.

Jurgen Klinsmann-This man will introduce a totally new style of football to the Three Lions.We will be seeing England playing a kind of fast,attacking-minded football.He is likely to instill a perfect mix of youth & experience blend by playing a high-tempo and very attractive football.

Conclusion:So you prefer to see dull but highly-effective football,for eg.Italy in FIFA 2006 World Cup, or attractive brand of football,for eg.Brazil,?

Language barrier-

Fabio Capello:He doesn’t knows how to speak English but admits he’s willing to pick up classes to learn.So most probably,he will appoint someone as Gianfranco Zola,who is fluent in both Italian & English,as his right-hand man.

Jurgen Klinsmann:Extremely fluent in English,so there’s no such a big fuss about his appointment as the next England coach.

Conclusion-I suppose that Jurgen Klinsmann holds an upperhand here?

Experience-

Fabio Capello-His experience in Serie A and La Liga will be immensely valuable in allowing him to point out where local academies are lacking in their training of English talent. Anally defending the nation (or anally berating it) is not the answer – we must find solutions, and Capello is the type of manager who can point them out.

Jurgen Klinsmann-Besides managing the Germany National football team which ultimately lost to the eventual champions,Italy,in the semi-final stage due to a VERY VERY late winning goal during extra-time period,the ex-Tottenham Hotspurs & VFB Stuttgart star striker has no more other coaching experience.

Conclusion-Fabio Capello will definitely win this,hands down.

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