Milan's two games against Manchester United in the Champions League are make or break for the Italian side's season and an acid test for new manager, Leonardo. The team are still a work in progress as they seek to live up to the new identity they have carved out for themselves.
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FIFA have just announced the 10 nominees: Carlo Ancelotti (Chelsea), Vicente del Bosque (Spain), Sir Alex Ferguson (Manchester United), Pep Guardiola (Barcelona), Joachim Low (Germany), Jose Mourinho (Inter Milan/Real Madrid), Oscar Tabarez (Uruguay), Louis Van Gaal (Bayern Munich), Bert van Marwijk (Holland) and Arsene Wenger (Arsenal).
Sir Alexander Chapman "Alex" Ferguson is a Scottish football manager and former player, currently managing Manchester United, where he has been in charge since 1986.
Fabio Capello is a retired Italian footballer and current manager of the England national team. He is the second non-English manager. Capello was named president of the League Managers Association, a customary role given to the English national coach.
Argentina have Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez, hitman Diego Milito to lead the line, Diego Maradona as coach, and the world to conquer. Argentina might possess these qualities, but certainly do not look like it heading into the tournament.
No, the coach and the rest of the team has share too
Though it is quite true that the goalkeeper Robert Green let Clint Dempsey to score equalising Steven Gerrard's early goal and give the United States a point in the opening game in Group C due to his disastrous error but is it right that he is the only one to be blamed for the draw?Does Capello and the rest of the team have no share in it?
