Capello Learn English

David Beckham has been left out of Fabio Capello’s first England squad, ending any hopes he had of claiming his 100th England cap against Switzerland on Wednesday at Wembley. Read the rest of this entry »

David Beckham is set to miss out on his 100th England cap as Fabio Capello aims to make his mark on the England team. Read the rest of this entry »

Fabio Capello is set to make a number of “surprise” selections when he names his first England squad on Saturday, with several names in the mix for a call-up against Switzerland. Read the rest of this entry »

Having already committed to learning English and managing the England team, Fabio Capello now has another responsibility having been named as the President of the League Manager’s Association. Read the rest of this entry »

As Fabio Capello’s English language skills continue to improve, the Football Association has stepped up it’s campaign to teach English coaches the “language of football.” Read the rest of this entry »

Whilst Fabio Capello was busy learning English before moving in to his new office at the FA, deep down he probably knew what the rest of us were thinking - he couldn’t have done any worse than the person he is replacing. Read the rest of this entry »

David Beckham could be set to boost his chances of being picked by Fabio Capello and win his 100th cap by joining Newcastle United on loan, according to newspaper reports. Read the rest of this entry »

As part of our campaign to help Fabio Capello learn English, perhaps we should add “you are the new captain”, to our phrases page, with the new England manager likely to select a new captain for the game against Switzerland on February 6. Read the rest of this entry »

A huge thanks to those of you that submitted your phrases for Fabio Capello to learn, but we still need more if the new England manager is going to master the language of football and guide England to success in 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Fabio Capello’s campaign to learn English appears to have been a considerable success, but here at Capello Learn English, we’re not quite ready to start patting ourselves on the back over a job well done. Read the rest of this entry »