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Roberto Mancini's presser ahead of Aston Villa v. Man City fixture. Right off the bat, he gets the England Manager questions... he answers them gracefully and speaks a little about his admiration for Fabio Capello. Interesting take. Check out the press conference after the jump..... (more...)

Kenny Dalglish gives his thoughts ahead the huge premier league clash with Mancheter United. Toward the end he was asked if he fancied the job of being the England manager and he politely declined. Then he tongue-in-cheek suggested Sir Alex for the job. “If I was the FA I’d be looking at the one who is the most successful, who has had the most ...

via GoProWorkouts on youtube: About GoProWorkouts's channel Go Pro Workouts lets you access your favorite athlete's real off-season workout program online (with step-by-step exercise instructions, pictures, and video). After the jump, check out England National Teamer Kelly Smith's soccer-specific training program will work your strength, ...

"I would have loved Thierry to stay for two more weeks but he has to go back. It's only fair on New York." Check out the video after the jump.... (more...)

via TheFA The Football Association can confirm that Stuart Pearce will take temporary charge of the England team for the match against Holland on 29 February. The former England captain will lead the squad for the Wembley international, stepping up from his usual duties as Head Coach of the Under-21 side, while The Football Association looks to ...

via Guardian Harry Redknapp has insisted he has "not even thought about" becoming the next England manager. The Tottenham manager, who was cleared of tax evasion charges on Wednesday, is the firm favourite to replace Fabio Capello, who resigned after talks with the Football Association chairman David Bernstein. Redknapp, speaking to Sky as he ...

Word around the campfire is that Harry Redknapp, after being cleared of tax evasion charges, is the overwhelming favorite to replace Fabio Capello as England's next manager after the Italian resigned because of the breakdown in his relationship with the Football Association over the John Terry affair. Buuuut .... there are a few candidates that at ...

via TheFA The Football Association can confirm that Fabio Capello has today resigned as England Manager. This follows a meeting involving FA Chairman David Bernstein, FA General Secretary Alex Horne and Fabio Capello at Wembley Stadium. The discussions focused on The FA Board’s decision to remove the England team captaincy from John Terry, ...