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Zola interview on Football Focus

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  1. HampshireHornet

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    Golden Gordon Well-Known Member

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    To be fair, Zola has spent something like a total of 10 years in England so I'd be surprised if he hadn't built up his vocabulary compared to Mancini's 4 or 5.
    Also, that article is a good read.
     
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    i love that whenever he's interviewed he stresses how well we did last year under Sean Dyche. He's a good man, Zola, i like him, and i like what he's doing...and i love where we're going!
     
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    Where, Manchester?
     
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    Yep, can't wait! See you all there! (though i don't know what you look like).
     
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    Articulate little man hey, good find HH. Talking the talk like any Italian worth his weight should !! :)
     
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    hornethologist a.k.a. theo Well-Known Member

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    He comes across as a very likeable man who is able to see things as they are. Martinez seems another...a refreshing change from some of the one-eyed, paranoid managers who often grace the air waves.
     
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    haha!
     
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    Zola does come across in interviews as a person who is thoughtful and well informed--and not just about football. He is far from the "one-dimensional" stereotype of the average footballer . And while being civilised, polite and evidently likeable may not help him win any matches, it is certainly good to have such a person represent our club!
     
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    Zola is a classy bloke...does come across really well in interviews consdering english isn't his home language and often says as it is rather than making the usual excuses.
     
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    Very well said Rog68 - I think overall we have been blessed with managers who demonstrate these qualities. Sean Dyche, Malky and even Mr Integrity were very personable and I was proud to have them as managers at Watford. Betty started well enough, but went into some world of his own - Middle Earth it seemed at times <yikes>. I would like to think it is the influence of the best of them all - Sir GT!
     
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  13. Markthehorn

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    You could certainly talk to Boothroyd and he'd be happy to met the fans....even if he gave a headache afterwards!

    I wonder how many high profile managers and players are so welcoming?
     
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