Just saw this .. How boring the english game can get !! .. it's already boring enough !!
Capello Named As New England Manager Fabio Capello has been confirmed as the new coach of the England national after the final details on a four-and-a-half year deal were ironed out.
Capello Named As New England Manager
The Italian trainer has put pen-to-paper on a contract worth around £6m a year and has an opt-out clause included to be able to to leave in 2010.
Football Association board members have been working relentlessly to land their man after José Mourinho reportedly rejected the role.
One key point of controversy was over who Capello wanted with him, but the FA relented after he assured them that he would also include a number of English coaches in his staff.
Capello is bringing with him Franco Baldini, Italo Galbiati, Franco Tancredi and Massimo Neri as he looks to lay the groundwork in his new post.
The 61-year-old's appointment has been made official, but he will not attend a press conference to explain his plans until January 7.
Among the people arriving at the FA headquarters in central London on Friday was Stuart Pearce, who is the current boss of the England Under-21 side.
Other names such Alan Shearer and Tony Adams have been linked with a role within the new set-up, although Capello will oversee the new appointments when he arrives.
Ian Dixon, Goal.com
Capello Named As New England Manager Fabio Capello has been confirmed as the new coach of the England national after the final details on a four-and-a-half year deal were ironed out.
Capello Named As New England Manager
The Italian trainer has put pen-to-paper on a contract worth around £6m a year and has an opt-out clause included to be able to to leave in 2010.
Football Association board members have been working relentlessly to land their man after José Mourinho reportedly rejected the role.
One key point of controversy was over who Capello wanted with him, but the FA relented after he assured them that he would also include a number of English coaches in his staff.
Capello is bringing with him Franco Baldini, Italo Galbiati, Franco Tancredi and Massimo Neri as he looks to lay the groundwork in his new post.
The 61-year-old's appointment has been made official, but he will not attend a press conference to explain his plans until January 7.
Among the people arriving at the FA headquarters in central London on Friday was Stuart Pearce, who is the current boss of the England Under-21 side.
Other names such Alan Shearer and Tony Adams have been linked with a role within the new set-up, although Capello will oversee the new appointments when he arrives.
Ian Dixon, Goal.com
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How funny. Now the english have turned to an italian to win them something. It's probably the smartest thing they've done in the last decade.
