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Zico takes charge at Olympiakos
AFP, Pirvaus
Brazilian legend Zico was unveiled as the new coach of Greekchampions Olympiakos on Wednesday, watching his latest team beat Dutch side AZ Alkmaar I -0 in the Champions League.
The 56-year-old Zico, who has signed a two-year contract, replaces Temuri Ketsbaia who was fired on Tuesday after a number of poor performances by the club.
Zico, whose last coaching job was with CSKA Moscow, has also been in charge of the Japanese national team (2002-2006) with whom he won the 2004 Asian Cup.
He has also coached Kashima Antlers (1999), Fenerbachce (2006-2008) and Bunyodkor(2008).
The former Brazilian star will oversee his first Olympiakos game on Sunday at PAOK Salonica.
Capello to quit after England
AFP,London
England manager Fabio Capello said he will coach no other sides, including his native Italy, after his contract with the Football Association ends, a report said Thursday.
Capello, 63, has helped England qualify for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa and is one year into a four-year contract with the FA.
And he told The Sun: "I wear the England shirt. The England team will be the last football side I coach."
Asked whether he still has ambitions to manage Italy. Capello said: "No, it simply does not interest me."
England have often fallen at the quarterfinal stage of international competitions in the last 20 years, but Italian Capello said last week he wants the side to go all the way to the July 11 final.
"Playing in the final would be success," he said Sunday. "For now, playing in it will do, rather than winning it But if people are asking me what my aspiration is, then it is to reach the final."
Chelsea appoint Gourlay as new chief executive
AFP, London
Chelsea have appointed club insider Ron Gourlay as their new chief executive following Peter Kenyon’s decision to step down from the role at the end of next month.
Gourlay, currently the chief operating officer at Stamford Bridge, has been on the Chelsea staff since 2005, having previously spent five years as commercial director at Manchester United. Prior to that he worked forsportsfirm Umbro.
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck said: "Ron was the outstanding candidate for the job. It was not necessary to look outside as we had someone with all the necessary attributes inside which was important as it ensures continuity and a smooth transition."
Kenyon's departure has been interpreted by some as the result of frustration over his receding influence at the club owned by Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich.
But both the club and Kenyon -- who is seeking a new job - insist the parting of the ways has been amicable. Kenyon will continue as a non-executive director and will represent Chelsea in various UEFA committees.
Debrecen coach takes a swipe at Rafa
Internet, undated
Debrecen coach Andras Herczeg took a swipe at Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez's approach to last night's Champions League clash.
Liverpool battled to a 1-0 win and Herczeg taunted: "It says everything that in those final minutes I sent on an extra striker, and Rafael Benitez sent on a world-class midfielder. Javier Mascherano, to make sure that they did not throw away a victory."
He added: "We were maybe a little overawed at the beginning with everything about Anfield. They are a world-class team and they were always going to create a lot of chances.
"But it was a shame we conceded the goal so close to the break, we were not concentrating and paid for that. We certainly stood up to the pressure they created and the chances they made."