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Capello makes Real ‘demands’ Tuesday 24 January, 2006
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Fabio Capello will agree to go to Real Madrid on condition that Ronaldo leaves the Bernabeu, according to reports in Spain.
Spanish daily ‘AS’ continues to persist with claims that the Juve boss will join Los Merengues in the summer and has reported that he has agreed to take charge of Real on the proviso that certain individuals leave the Madrid club.
Reportedly, Ronaldo tops Capello’s blacklist, while the older generation of players including Roberto Carlos, Michel Salgado and Ivan Helguera are also wanted out by Don Fabio.
Capello made similar demands 10 years ago before taking the helm of the Spanish giants and guiding them to a title win in his only year in charge.
Real are said to be reluctant to accede to the departure of Ronaldo, who is still held in high esteem by President Florentino Perez, who also believes it will be politically impossible to allow the star striker to leave - especially if Brazil win the World Cup in the summer.
For his part Capello has continued to respond ironically to suggestions that he will rejoin the European giants.
"Real’s offer isn’t bad," he said yesterday. "If only it were true."
Capello makes Real ‘demands’ Tuesday 24 January, 2006
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Fabio Capello will agree to go to Real Madrid on condition that Ronaldo leaves the Bernabeu, according to reports in Spain.
Spanish daily ‘AS’ continues to persist with claims that the Juve boss will join Los Merengues in the summer and has reported that he has agreed to take charge of Real on the proviso that certain individuals leave the Madrid club.
Reportedly, Ronaldo tops Capello’s blacklist, while the older generation of players including Roberto Carlos, Michel Salgado and Ivan Helguera are also wanted out by Don Fabio.
Capello made similar demands 10 years ago before taking the helm of the Spanish giants and guiding them to a title win in his only year in charge.
Real are said to be reluctant to accede to the departure of Ronaldo, who is still held in high esteem by President Florentino Perez, who also believes it will be politically impossible to allow the star striker to leave - especially if Brazil win the World Cup in the summer.
For his part Capello has continued to respond ironically to suggestions that he will rejoin the European giants.
"Real’s offer isn’t bad," he said yesterday. "If only it were true."
Well definetly NOT Del Neri, though his free now
Palermo sack Del Neri
Reuters - 28/01/2006
Battling Samp stifle MilanSerie A outfit Palermo sacked coach Luigi Del Neri following their 3-1 home defeat by Siena on Saturday. The club said they would name his successor on Sunday. The defeat by Siena was the fifth in seven league matches for Palermo, who are 10th in the table having picked up 26 points from 22 games.
Del Neri, 55, sprang to prominence when he guided Chievo Verona to fifth place in their first season in Italy's top flight in 2001-02.
At the end of the 2003-04 campaign he left Chievo to take over from Jose Mourinho at the then European champions Porto but was sacked before the start of the season after falling out with the club's hierarchy.
A brief and unsuccessful stint followed at AS Roma.
Del Neri was one of four coaches last season who tried and failed to impose order on the Roma squad after Fabio Capello's departure to Juventus.
He is the eighth Serie A coach to lose his job this season
Palermo sack Del Neri
Reuters - 28/01/2006
Battling Samp stifle MilanSerie A outfit Palermo sacked coach Luigi Del Neri following their 3-1 home defeat by Siena on Saturday. The club said they would name his successor on Sunday. The defeat by Siena was the fifth in seven league matches for Palermo, who are 10th in the table having picked up 26 points from 22 games.
Del Neri, 55, sprang to prominence when he guided Chievo Verona to fifth place in their first season in Italy's top flight in 2001-02.
At the end of the 2003-04 campaign he left Chievo to take over from Jose Mourinho at the then European champions Porto but was sacked before the start of the season after falling out with the club's hierarchy.
A brief and unsuccessful stint followed at AS Roma.
Del Neri was one of four coaches last season who tried and failed to impose order on the Roma squad after Fabio Capello's departure to Juventus.
He is the eighth Serie A coach to lose his job this season
