Sunday, December 16, 2007

The Italian Job



















It is official. Former Real Madrid manager Fabio Capello has been appointed as the new England manager.


His appointment was met with much criticism by English/British managers citing it's not healthy for the growth of future English managers. General opinion wants an Englishman to succeed Steve McClaren, however I believe the appointment of Capello was a wise decision.


As the FA of England said, they needed a "world class" manager and Capello is anything less than world class. His record speaks volumes for the man who thrives on pressure & delivered what is expected from him.


Just look at Real Madrid before Capello came along. The spanish giants was sacking one manager after another, like they were sacking a busboy. He managed to get the team together, played cohesively with great discipline & under tremendous circumstances & intense pressure from the Madrid board & fans, Capello brought the the Spanish La Liga title to Madrid.

















And how did they thanked him-by sacking the man. Ungrateful lot.


I think that Fabio Capello is the perfect candidate for the England manager. And I do hope that England will be transformed under his strict guidance & management.


Let's not talk about winning the World Cup. It would be a travesty for England with the kind of quality players they have to not even qualify for it.



pictures courtesy of :

www.realmadrid.com
www.soccerlens.com
www.abc.net.au

1 comment:

thewisekid said...

and i can't believe he's only 61!!!

GOD!! it's so unfair! u men age so damn well!!