blogs.reuters.com - 12/15/2007
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And people tell me writing about Italian soccer is glamorous…
Last night I spent five hours at Milan’s Linate airport hoping for a chance to ask Fabio Capello whether he had held talks with the FA about the England job.
I had been tipped off that Capello was flying in from Madrid and was landing at 1800 so my photographer and I raced off in the hope of securing a scoop. Only ...
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