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Jun 2020
28 m

Clubs going bust, Capello's language bar...

BEIN SPORTS
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Former English FA executive Adrian Bevington lifts the lid on his dealings with former national managers Sven-Goran Eriksson & Fabio Capello, and he also delivers a stark warning to the UK government as English clubs face financial ruin.

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