Capello urges Italy to follow English example

Fabio Capello has warned Italian football it must follow England’s lead if it is ever to regain its status as the world’s best.

Wed, 27 May, 2009 - 09:22

Fabio Capello has warned Italian football it must follow England’s lead if it is ever to regain its status as the world’s best.

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