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Speaker: Your former player and pupil, Roberto Mancini, he led Italy to the European Championship title this summer. What did you make of the victory and have you spoken to Roberto since? No, I left a lot of message to him. Congratulations. I haven't spoken to him, but that was very well deserved because Italy, they were the best in that tournament. I guess
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: before and during the tournament that everything was done for England. They played six or seven games at Wembley. I think they were lucky with some decisions from the referee and things like that. So I thought they would win it, but they didn't. And that was fair. Italy, the best team. Mancini, I can go the whole day if you want about Mancini.
Speaker: that he is a good coach. I knew that since 20, 25 years ago when he was a player, when I had him. If anyone will be a good coach, that will be him because he's thinking, he's living. Football is always in his brain and it's been like that since he was 20 years old, I guess.
