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March 23rd, 2006 | By: Jay | 1 Comment »

Everyone is probably aware by now that I have a bit of a history bug– just because the greats of the past aren’t archived on the web or on lengthy DVDs doesn’t mean they didn’t dominate in their day. And who doesn’t like a bit of old school, right?

With that in mind, check out this cool section of the FIFA website on classic coaches featuring Vittorio Pozzo and Enzo Bearzot, who not only coached the Azzurri for more than ten years, he had the nerve to reinsert Paolo Rossi into the lineup just months after his suspension ended.


Tags: Enzo Bearzot, Italy, Vittorio Pozzo
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Username By Don Italo | March 24th, 2006 at 5:41 am
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Very interesting article about two legends. Thanks Jay. May we hope the same future for this World Cup

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