Viera backs Capello to drag England forward

Fabio Capello is the right man to bring the best out of England’s under-performing national side, according to France captain Patrick Vieira.

Viera backs Capello to drag England forward
Tue, 25 Mar, 2008 - 07:18
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Fabio Capello is the right man to bring the best out of England’s under-performing national side, according to France captain Patrick Vieira.

Vieira, the former Arsenal skipper who now plays for Serie A champions Inter Milan, had Capello as a coach at both AC Milan and Juventus.

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