January 28, 2014
Sunderland considering legal action against Paolo Di Canio – World Soccer Daily
Sunderland are considering suing former manager Paolo Di Canio following comments he made about the club's players.
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November 15, 2013
Paolo Di Canio hits back in O’Neill row – World Soccer Daily (15/11/2013)
Dismissed as a charlatan by Martin O'Neill, his predecessor as Sunderland manager, Paolo Di Canio has hit back.
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November 11, 2013
Martin O’Neill on Paolo Di Canio – World Soccer Daily (11/11/2013
Martin O'Neil, the newly appointed coach of Ireland, is still unhappy with the remarks made by his successor at Sunderland.
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September 25, 2013
Paolo Di Canio and Jose Mourinho: a tale of two managers
As Paolo Di Canio pays the ultimate price for his eccentric leadership style, fellow manager, Jose Mourinho, is beginning to demonstrate some maverick tendencies of his own.
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September 24, 2013
World Soccer Daily (24/09/2014): Paolo Di Canio and the Sunderland fiasco
Find out what really happened in the final 24 hours of Paolo Di Canio's Sunderland reign.
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August 21, 2013
Norther Ireland success offers hope for minnows
At a time when money not only talks but shouts cacophonously, how good it was to see unfancied Northern Ireland deservedly beat supposedly powerful Russia in Belfast.
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April 17, 2013
If Di Canio keeps Sunderland up, fans will overlook his odious politics
Football fans would tolerate anyone, even Mussolini, if he could guarantee them success on the pitch, argues Brian Glanville. Plus, was anyone really surprised to see an outbreak of trouble involving Millwall fans?
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April 11, 2013
Di Canio repents, but denial smacks of insincerity
At any other club than Sunderland, and perhaps Newcastle United, the appointment of manager Paolo Di Canio would probably have passed without comment.
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April 2, 2013
Sunderland’s appointment of Di Canio a huge risk on many levels
Sunderland beyond doubt have taken a colossal risk in their appointment of Paolo Di Canio, argues Brian Glanville...
