Fabio Capello has revealed that Inter Milan were not the only club interested in luring him away from his position as England manager in the run-up to the World Cup.Inter's desire to install Capello as the successor to Jose Mourinho resulted in the terms of his contract with England being amended just before the World Cup with a break clause that would have enabled him to walk away from the job o
Fabio Capello is to remain in his post as England manager despite the team's World Cup flop, the Football Association announced Friday.Capello's position had been called into question after England were knocked out of the World Cup at the last 16 stage by arch-rivals Germany in an embarrassing 4-1 defeat.But the FA, dismissing talk they might sack the Italian, said Capello would stay as national
Football Association board member Phil Gartside has come out in support of Fabio Capello and says he expects the England manager to keep his job.The FA is considering whether to sack Capello, 64, after England exited the World Cup after losing 4-1 to Germany.But Gartside told BBC Sports News correspondent Dan Roan: We've got the best man for the job. The Bolton chairman said he had spoken to two
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy may abandon his attempts to sign Chelsea defender Michael Mancienne.The 22-year-old centre-back, who spent last season and two months at the end of 2008 on loan at Molineux, had been a target of McCarthy's.But Chelsea's indecision to let him join, either permanently or on loan, might force Wolves to look elsewhere. I can't hang around waiting for decisions to be made
Fabio Capello said on Monday he wants to continue as England manager but revealed he had been told by the Football Association (FA) that they would need two weeks to decide whether to keep him in the post.Despite being savaged by the media in the wake of England's 4-1 record World Cup finals thrashing by Germany in their Last 16 match, Capello said he wanted to see out a contract that runs until
England fans were dismayed and angry Sunday after their team crashed out of the World Cup following a heavy defeat by old foes Germany, as the media lamented the side's humiliation .Much of the anger was directed at match officials for disallowing a clear England goal, but even the most die-hard fans conceded the side was outclassed by their arch-rivals.The country came to a standstill as Fabio
Fabio Capello admitted he was considering his position as England coach after his side crashed out of the World Cup following a 4-1 defeat by Germany.The Italian is under contract with the English Football Association until 2012 but his reputation has taken a battering as a result of England's poor performances in South Africa, triggering speculation he will either quit or be pushed out.Capello,
Fabio Capello has reassured England fans that striker Wayne Rooney is fit and strong enough to last 120 minutes if needed against Germany in the last 16 of the World Cup.Manchester United striker Rooney has been criticised for below-par performances in the tournament so far and caused further anxiety when he was substituted against Slovenia in England's final group game because of an ankle proble