Fabio Capello | The Cambridge Union
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Channel: Cambridge Union · 2013 · Education
Fabio Capello was manager of the England football team until February of last year. His four years in the job saw him lead England to the knockout stages of the 2010 World Cup, where they were eventually knocked out by Germany. Capello resigned as England manager in 2012, reportedly in protest at the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy following accusations of racial abuse. One of the most famous and successful managers in the world, having previously managed AC Milan, Real Madrid and Juventus, Capello is currently in charge of the Russian national team.
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