All in the game: Fabio Capello not impressed with De Zerbi’s credentials

All in the game: Fabio Capello not impressed with De Zerbi’s credentials

May 17th: “I would like to stay at Brighton in order to fulfill every season’s maximum potential.

” I’ve always been truthful when I say that there isn’t a club that has the power to make me change my views.

On Friday, Roberto De Zerbi made a commitment to Brighton regarding his future.

May 18: “We have decided to end my time [here] so that the club and I can continue

to work in the way that suits each of us best, following our own ideas and visions, as well as our work and human values.

I am very sad to be leaving Brighton.” That was Roberto De Zerbi’s Saturday farewell to Brighton.

Where am I right now? Munich’s Bayern? Barcelona? United Manchester?

De Zerbi would be well advised to avoid calling Fabio Capello if he needs a reference for any of those positions.

Because Pep Guardiola is his sponsor, there is a lot of hype about him being one of the best coaches in Europe,

however this season he is ranked tenth or eleventh in the standings. What victories has he had in his career? A cup in Ukraine.

He is in the third rank, in my opinion. Oh my.oral communication

“Translate.” An excessive amount of pressure? Why won’t Sir Alex simplify this statement right now?

Pep Guardiola seems somewhat perplexed when asked to define “squeaky bum time” during last week’s press conference.

It feels like we are in reverse and stuck, just like that Coldplay song. We are confined to each and every news conference.

Reversed and stuck in reverse. Can you still remember the song? I’m a supporter. Fix You is the song. – Mauricio Pochettino shows his taste in music with a jolt to the head.

“Juve will participate in both the Club World Cup and the Champions League.” How would he act in United?

Cristiano Giuntoli, the sporting director of Juventus, was a little impolite when discussing Manchester United’s

interest in Gleison Bremer, a Brazilian international, as if the player wouldn’t get excited about the chance to compete in the Carabao Cup.

The fervor of Bolton fans is unmatched.

Bolton’s play-off match loss to Oxford, who ended 10 points behind them in the standings,

in the League One play-off final on Saturday at Wembley was a nightmare come true.

It was an exceptionally terrible experience for one of their supporters, Alex, who called talkSPORT to tell his story.

“To be honest, buddy, I wish I had never bothered. I flew from Dubai this morning.

We wouldn’t have scored even if we had continued to play till tomorrow. That was repulsive.

I made a great deal of effort to appear, but where were they? Inside, I’m completely destroyed.

The only good news is that our mams in Worsley have a curry place reservation for me at 9:30.

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