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Toughest job in soccer

Old 01-28-2006, 04:39 PM  #1
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Toughest job in soccer

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/soccer/wires/01/27/2050.ap.eu.spt.soc.england.poisoned.chalice.0752/index.html
Old 01-29-2006, 02:10 PM  #2
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It is the toughest job in soccer if for no orther reason than England's press. Everytime I come to terms with the press there being over the top donkeys, they pull something else to shake it up. LIke all the recent hoopla over Scen just a few months before the World Cup.
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Old 01-29-2006, 07:49 PM  #3
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LIke all the recent hoopla over Scen just a few months before the World Cup.


The "hoopla" over that idiot is his own fault and no one else's. If he worked for anyone but the FA he would be fired and probably imprisioned. "Yeah, I am a senior FA official, and I know all about bung payments at the highest levels, but I don't bother to follow my own organization's rules and actually report it as my job requires." Everyone knew he was going to be leaving after the World Cup anyway, so even the recent stuff isn't a real shake up.

The FA is making a huge mistake by not getting him out of the job right now. The only thing he can do is lose the World Cup for England.
 
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