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Now there is an end to speculation as the
Three Lions of England now have a new Manager. Don't take a guess, because you
might just goof.
After the departure of Fabio Capello as
England Manager in February 2012, the English FA have been scouting for a
replacement. Tottenham’s Harry Redknapp had been considered the favourite but
the FA targeted Roy Hodgson due to his international experience, as he has overseen
positions with Finland, Switzerland and United Arab Emirates.
The
64 years old has been appointed, granted a four-year deal and will now begin
his preparations for England's Euro 2012 campaign - where they face Ukraine,
Sweden and France in Group D - ahead of friendly matches versus Norway and
Belgium.
He
will remain in charge of West Brom for their final two Premier League matches
of the season, against Bolton and Arsenal, before being released from his
contract at the Hawthorns.
Sometimes, the
man who reports a case first to the Police may not necessarily be adjudged
winner. Sorry Harry for the distraction if any.
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