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Millions for Capello
Social media users reacted violently to the news of Fabio Capello's impending dismissal from the post of head coach of the Russian national football team
On June 16, Russian media reported the impending dismissal of Fabio Capello from the post of head coach of the Russian national football team after a disastrous match with the Austrian team on June 14. With reference to their own sources, “ Soviet Sport ” and LifeNews reported on this , and social network users reacted passionately to the news.
Fabio Capello. Photo by Getty Images According to information from the Soviet Sport publication, the RFU will begin negotiations with Capello’s lawyers in the near future. Initially, information was made public that the maximum compensation for the coach, who has still not been paid his salary for April and May, would be 21.6 million euros. Later it became known that an additional agreement to terminate the contract would be signed with Capello, and as a result he would be paid about 18 million euros.
The issue of resignation, according to the publication’s source, will be raised at the next meeting of the executive committee, tentatively scheduled for June 24. The main candidate for the post of head coach of the national team is CSKA coach Leonid Slutsky.
Russian Twitter users found equivalent amounts to be paid to Capello and compared them with the income of the average Russian.
Fabio Capello's dismissal: - gets $18 million Your dismissal: - you take away your mug and lunch container
— Denis Chuzhoy (@fe_city_boy) June 16, 2015 Inside: With €20 million in compensation, Capello will buy the Islamic State, take over the world with its help and play football with Mutko’s head
— D///IHAD (@tvjihad) June 16, 2015 It was decided to give compensation for Capello’s dismissal to Crimea.
— Bob Farber (@Bobchensk) June 16, 2015 As compensation, Fabio Capello will receive 11 Russian football players as slaves
— The same Ternovsky (@dternovskiy) June 16, 2015 They didn’t pay Yukos, and we won’t pay Capello either.
— Peskov’s mustache (@Sandy_mustache) June 16, 2015 It would be logical for Capello to pay the penalty with Kokorin’s transfer sheet.
— Timur Ryzhkov (@timosha_rrrr) June 16, 2015 KFC has decided to fire Colonel Fabio Sanders early and will pay him a record 18 million fried wings.
— Federalization of Siberia (@Fenring) June 16, 2015 The coach of the Russian national football team should be the coach of GazMyas! pic.twitter.com/47sV7HqFIg
— ☭ VeteranOMON (@VeteranOMON) June 16, 2015 Commentators found a connection between the news about the dismissal of the national team's head coach and the match against the Austrian national team on June 14, which the Russians lost with a score of 0:1. This defeat was met with a flurry of negative and ironic comments from social media users, including domestic celebrities and football experts.
You know what, guys? Fuck off with the whole team. The whole Bentley cavalcade. I'm tired of wasting the remains of my youth on you.
— Vasily Utkin (@radioutkin) June 14, 2015 Make a name for yourself, then pee in the bed and tell everyone you're sweating. Capello has long acted according to this Italian proverb.
— Georgy Cherdantsev (@cherdantsev) June 14, 2015 No goals. No Vince. Know criminality.
— Vladimir Stognienko (@VStognienko) June 14, 2015 Gavrila was the coach of the national team, Gavrila played football.
— Gavriliada (@Gavriliada) June 14, 2015 The Austrians scored a goal today, and the Russian team scored on football.
— Uncle Shu (@Shulz) June 14, 2015 Football and hockey. This drawing is 50 years old and is still relevant. pic.twitter.com/wR6thdoCBf
— Brain Baking Powder™ (@crazy_kutas) June 14, 2015 The assessment given to the match by the head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Ivanov became widely known - he called the national team’s performance “miserable.” Capello himself, commenting on the results, noted that he is “not a factory” and does not produce players.
Football fans from Saratov launched a comic website Fabio, go home on the RuNet . They decided to draw attention to the problem, saying that they were collecting money to pay Capello's fine. According to the site’s creators, they themselves did not expect the resonance that it eventually caused, and promised to transfer the money to the RFU or to Chulpan Khamatova’s “Give Life” fund.
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