Capello: The pull of Italy is strong
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Your support makes all the difference.The England manager, Fabio Capello, gave little indication as to his future plans at the Oscar del Calcio awards in Milan last night.
Capello (above) last month said he wished to remain with England until the end of Euro 2012. Last night he said: "Before taking a decision we wait for the end of the European Championship. Then let's see if I go back to Italy, as a TV commentator or as a coach. I am well in England, but the Italian anthem is always a strong emotion."
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