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Football: Capello inspired
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FOOTBALL: Fabio Capello believes the proposed new National
Football Centre will prove an "inspiration" to the country's players
after visiting the site yesterday.
The England manager was in Burton to inspect some of the pitches
and facilities and was impressed.
"It's an incredible site, I didn't realise how big it was going
be," he said.
"This p...
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National football centre timeline
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Goals of pounds 20m football centre for rising stars revealed by FA.(News)
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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WHEN the National Football Centre.
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FA football centre plan for Midlands.(Football)
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