The former Manchester United player has come out and criticized http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fabio-c13152 Capello as the three lions
manager...
Keane came down heavily on Wayne Rooney after the striker claimed that the next manager for the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 due to differences with the Football
Association. Capello held a brief meeting with the F.A and decided to hand in his resignation after F.A stuck to their decision of dismissing http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786
player.
Terry will be tried after the European Championships in 2012 but Capello wanted to retain him as the national team captain, something that the F.A did not agree with. Nonetheless, England now find themselves without a captain
and without a manager just a few months before the European Championships in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ukraine-c3032.
A lot of the national team stars have come out and said that the next manager should be an Englishman but Keane has voiced his own concerns regarding such opinions especially those put forth by Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney.
He said, "Wayne should keep his nose out of it. He didn't do enough on the pitch when Capello was manager. Capello is a strong character and obviously thought his authority was questioned with John Terry losing the captaincy.”
He added, "You've got to admire him. He stuck to his guns. They went over his head, taking the captaincy off Terry. Obviously they've asked him to apologise and he's gone. It's been a nightmare for everybody - Capello, the FA.
Terry obviously has to face trial in July and the FA thought it was the right action to strip him of the captaincy but Capello thought his authority was questioned."
F.A will hope that they can convince Harry Redknapp to be the next English national team manager as he seems to be the popular choice at the moment but given his above average record with Tottenham, there are some people who are
questioning his tactical ability to lead England at the international level.
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