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Cartoon of the Day: Mourinho to Spurs, Wenger to Madrid - has Capello's England resignation set off a managerial merry-go-round?
Goal.com cartoonist Omar Momani gives us his unique take on the football news of the day ...
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And here are a few of your suggestions for #merrygoroundmanagers...
@amarjourno... "Redknapp to England, Moyes to Tottenham, Kean to Everton, Capello to Blackburn... #merrygoroundmanagers"
@aahmadaqib... "Avram Grant to England, Pulis to Afc, Guardiola to Stoke, Pope to mcfc."
@MVWXIV... "Redknapp to England. Mourinho to Spurs. Hiddink to Madrid. Steve Kean still at Blackburn."
@bunzez... "Redknapp to England, Wenger to Madrid, Mourinho to Spurs, Guardiola to Arsenal, Capello to Juventus, AVB will stay."
@Dami_0620... "Fergie to stay, AVB to leave, Mourinho back to Chelsea, Guardiola to AFC, Wenger jobless for a year, Redknapp to stay at THFC."
Redknapp to England, Wenger to Madrid, Mourinho to Spurs, Guardiola to Arsenal. capello to juventus AVB will stay.
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