Mexico coach denies strip club visit Jose Manuel de la Torre has moved to dismiss rumours his Mexico players visited a strip club while on Confederations Cup duty.
Reports in Brazil suggested the Mexico squad visited a strip club after their 2-1 loss to Italy on Sunday but their coach has denied the claims.
"No. We don't have a report on that. It's not like there's even time to do that," he said.
A 2-0 loss to Brazil on Wednesday ended Mexico's participation in the competition at the group stage but the 49-year-old said their campaign was not a failure.
"Failure? This is not a failure. Failure is when you stop fighting, we simply did
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Category: News Views: 819 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:46
Keshi wants Nigeria to step up Nigeria head coach Stephen Keshi has challenged his team to go to 'another level' in their FIFA Confederations Cup clash with Uruguay.
Keshi was left underwhelmed by his team's finishing ability in their tournament opener against Tahiti, which Nigeria won 6-1, the 51-year-old coach feeling his forwards should have converted more goal-scoring opportunities.
Although Nigeria could wrap up a spot in the Confederations Cup semi-finals if they defeat Uruguay in Bahia on Thursday, Keshi has said the long-term success of his side remains the priority.
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Category: News Views: 1019 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:45
Del Bosque respectful of lowly Tahiti Spain head coach Vicente del Bosque has insisted his team will prepare to play underdogs Tahiti just like they would for any other team.
Fans will flock to the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday, expecting Spain, the reigning world and European champions, to destroy the French Polynesian minnows, who are ranked 137 positions below Del Bosque's team on the FIFA rankings.
Tahiti were thumped 6-1 by Nigeria in their opening game of the FIFA Confederations Cup, while Spain overcame Uruguay 2-1, but Del Bosque said he has not allowed his players to take it easy in the lead-up to their clash with the Oceania Nations Cup champions.
"We have prepared like we would for any oth
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Category: News Views: 802 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:44
Garcia targets Europe´s elite New Roma coach Rudi Garcia wants to lead the club into the UEFA Champions League while playing attractive football.
The capital city club endured a turbulent 2012/13 season, finishing sixth in Serie A under caretaker coach Aurelio Andreazzoli, who took over from the sacked Zdenek Zeman in February.
Garcia has made the move to Estadio Olimpico after five years with Lille and said he is looking forward to the challenge of reviving Roma's fortunes.
"There is a competitive squad here. Now the important thing is that we get back into Europe - if that is through the biggest door (the Champions League) then that would be better," he told reporters.
Category: News Views: 817 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:43
Villas-Boas eyes crucial period Andre Villas-Boas believes good form in November and December will be crucial to Tottenham's hopes of breaking into the top four.
Last season Spurs missed out on UEFA Champions League qualification despite recording their highest ever English Premier League points tally, with Arsenal pipping their north London rivals on the final day.
Key to their impressive return was a run of seven wins in nine matches between November 25 and January 1, and Villas-Boas believes momentum during the winter months will be key again.
"At certain times of the season we have compact fixtures with the top teams again," he told the club's o
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Category: News Views: 823 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:42
Red Star coach steps down Red Star Belgrade coach Ricardo Sa Pinto has resigned from his position after just three months in charge.
Sa Pinto's announcement came after he suggested that he had asked the board to make signings while he was on holiday, and they had failed to do so.
The debt-ridden club won the European Cup (now UEFA Champions League) in 1991 but have struggled recently, going six years without winning a league title.
"I came here to win trophies but that is an impossible task in the present circumstances. I gave the board enough time to sort things out when I left to Portugal on vacation but they have failed to make enough progress, not least in boosting the squad," the
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Category: News Views: 654 Added: SkyDate: 20.06.2013 - 08:37
Baldini appointed as Tottenham technical director Tottenham have announced that Franco Baldini has joined the club as technical director
Baldini, who was a member of Fabio Capello's backroom team during his spell as England manager, joins the Premier League outfit following his departure from the role of general director at Roma.
The Italian will now work with manager Andre Villas-Boas as Spurs aim to improve on their fifth-placed finish last season.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy was quick to praise Baldini's abilities and stressed that his presence at White Hart Lane would help the club develop.
Category: News Views: 836 Added: SkyDate: 19.06.2013 - 15:09
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