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Otto's chance to be a king in Germany Rehhagel aims to wreck England's dream
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IN Germany, you'll get two contrasting portraits of Otto Rehhagel,
one of their most celebrated football coaches.
One, as painted by a leading football journalist, is that he's
dictatorial, humourless, aloof, pretentious, self-serving and
overrated.
The other, from a former player, is that he's warm, funny,
inspirational, charismatic and underrated.
Yet, whether he really is the most hated figure in German football
or whether he merits his old reverential tag of 'King O...
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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Otto's chance to be a king in Germany; Rehhagel aims to wreck England's dream.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: IAN CHADBAND IN Germany, you'll get two contrasting portraits of Otto Rehhagel, one of their most celebrated football coaches. One, as painted by a leading football journalist, is that he's dictatorial, humourless, aloof, pretentious, self-serving and overrated. The other, from a former
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 "Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)")
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Football: Rehhagel is looking for big finish; Spain V Greece.(Sport)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
; GREECE'S hold on the European Championship title may have come to a disappointing early end, but coach Otto Rehhagel is determinednot to see his side exit the tournament with a whimper. Greece were surprise champions four years ago in Portugal, but the defence of their crown lasted just two matches
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 "The Racing Post (London, England)")
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Greece: Rehhagel looks to avoid another Greek tragedy.(Sports)
The Racing Post (London, England)
; GREECE'S last experience of a major competition ended in abject failure at the 1994 World Cup finals (zero goals and no points), but having reached the European Championship finals for the second time in their history, the Group A outsiders are hoping to erase some painful memories. The Greeks are
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Football: Euro 2004: Rehhagel's new legends explode the old myths Euro 2004 quarter-finals Fresh faces inhabit the Greek pantheon as the ancient order are shamed by comparison
The Independent on Sunday
; "Ancient Greece had 12 gods. This bus carries 11", runs the caption in the programme for Euro 2004 beneath a picture of the coach that is ferrying Otto Rehhagel's squad around Portugal. It seemed no more than a fanciful piece of wordplay - until Angelos Charisteas found France's Achilles heel with
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 "The Independent (London, England)")
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FOOTBALL: EURO 2004: Rehhagel will ignore suitors to remain Greece coach.(Sport)
The Independent (London, England)
; Byline: Glenn Moore in Lisbon FOR THREE weeks the Estadio Nacional, the atmospheric old ground in Lisbon's wooded western suburbs, has echoed to the shouts of Englishmen and the quiet promptings of a Swede. Yesterday the voices were Greek and German. In a move which underlined the unexpected course
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