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Maradona: I no longer want to work in football

Last Updated: Wednesday, January 16, 2013, 09:20
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Maradona: I no longer want to work in footballBuenos Aires: Argentina legend Diego Maradona has revealed he no longer wants to work in football.

The former Al Wasl coach has spoken of his disillusionment with the game following the dismissal and swift replacement of Matias Almeyda by River Plate.


"After how disgusted I was with the way they fired `Pelado` Almeyda and by Sunday they had Ramon Diaz, I no longer want to work in soccer," he told Racio Nacional.

"To present the new coach in three days, it disgusts me. I don`t want to do it again."

Elsewhere in Argentina, the former Boca Juniors favourite refused to be drawn on the subject of Juan Roman Riqueleme`s future with the club, instead stressing the player`s need to find a new team while he still has the ability to play football.

"What happened between Riquelme, [Carlos] Bianchi and [Daniel] Angelici is their problem. What I think is that he has to play again. I don`t think for Boca, but he has to return to play."

Goal.com


First Published: Wednesday, January 16, 2013, 09:20


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Sid - Dubai
May be he should join his so-called cousin Remigio Maradona who is also in Dubai for the past 2 years and Sulaiman al Fahim in the business of IIMSAM.......apparently they have a huge program in India as well that never got the media attention
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