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Don't blame Chelsea for Capello resigning! Villas-Boas defends Blues
Posted Friday, February 10, 2012 by Dailymail

Don't blame Chelsea for Capello resigning! Villas-Boas defends Blues
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FA chairman David Bernstein today said the next England manager will ideally be English or British, but must above all be 'the best person' available.

Villas-Boas believes Capello - who won a string of club titles across Europe before taking on the England job - was certainly that.

The Portuguese coach said: 'First it will be very, very difficult for the FA to find a manager with Fabio's CV, because it is one of the best of the world. He has been a successful manager with most of the clubs he has managed.

'I am not in a position to say what triggered the consequences or the events that terminated with Capello's resignation because I don't have that inside information, but all I can say is it's a surprise for England to lose such a successful figure in world football.

'It's a very specific job. Exciting or course, and extremely demanding, under public scrutiny for most of the time, but hopefully a good solution will be found.

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