Diego Maradona is among a trio of Latin American coaches keen to replace the sacked coach Carlos Queiroz and revive Portugal's Euro 2012 qualifying campaign.
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Diego Maradona wants to replace Carlos Queiroz as Portugal coach
Diego Maradona is among a trio of Latin American coaches keen to replace the sacked coach Carlos Queiroz and revive Portugal's Euro 2012 qualifying campaign.
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I can't imagine a better choice. Diego's conducting all of the training sessions and press conferences in Spanish will be a huge hit, and he'll undoubtedly motivate Ronaldo by telling him he's not fit to stand in the shadow of his coach. As an aside, if Ronaldo (or any great player) needs a coach to motivate him at the World Cup that player is a ... something something something.
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