Former FA chief David Dean has questioned whether Sven-Goran Eriksson has a weakness.
Then he got an unexpected answer from the “Svenni” agent.
“I was surprised by the information that the FA had previously been selected as England captain” He writes in the Daily Mail.
74 years Sven-Goran Ericsson Successful coaching careers marred infidelity and scandals.
Now David Dean, the former vice-chairman of the Football Association (FA), is talking about the game behind the scenes when “Svens” took over as FA captain in 2001.
“Women,” replied Athol Steele. It was an answer I wasn’t expecting when I asked the charismatic agent if his esteemed client had any weaknesses.” Dein writes in a column in the Daily Mail.
“We can live with that, I think!” The religion who noticed it then replied “Sven really lived up to his reputation over the next five years.”
Freeze answering tasks
She made headlines when it was discovered that Eriksson was having an affair with secretary Faria Alam. Dean says he confronted the Swede with the information.
“Sven, this is serious, I have to ask you directly, do you have a relationship with the FA Secretary? Sven rolled his eyes. “No, but I would love to have it.”
She also sported an attack on the Swede during his time as captain of the national team. Not least when it turned out he was about to leave the Chelsea national team in 2003, which led to dozens of journalists and TV crews crowding outside Ericsson’s home.
“Sven seemed completely unmoved by all the clamor. I admired him for his ability to ignore all the chaos—the chaos he had made.” write to you.
Sir Alex Ferguson scolded
Only once did he see Svens upset: when Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson called ahead of the 2006 World Cup.
Fergie was furious that Ericsson was considering taking star Wayne Rooney to the squad, despite he had a broken foot.
“Sven lost her.” Fuck. Alex, I’m going to take out Ronnie. I wish you a happy holiday. Ciao, bye. to reply.
In conclusion, I think Sven was a success, even if he was clearly not perfect. He had his flaws – which we all learned about.” Dean concludes.