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Mind Blowing Maradona

Julio Grondona seemingly deliberately made Maradona.

Just a quick post to confirm the story posted here on HEGS yesterday the AFA have just announced officially that Diego Maradonas contract as national team manager wont be renewed. There was a standoff between employer and employee and one of those wins that battle more often than not. Photographer Chris SteelePe.

Diego Maradona is no longer the coach of Argentina.

The Breaking Entirely Unsurprising News Diego Maradona Out.

BUENOS AIRES Argentina AP Argentinas soccer federation has asked Diego Maradona to replace most of his staff jeopardizing his future as coach of the national team members of the federations executive committee said Tuesday. July 27th 2010 by chris Comments 4. And there was plenty of acting leading up to his departure as boss of the national football team after 21 months in the job as the Argentine Football Association voted.

Jul 27 2010 There will be no more antics for Diego Maradona as manager of the Argentine national team the Argentine Football Association announced that it will not renew his contract according to MSNBC.

Nothing that Diego Maradona does in Argentina is without drama.

Diego Maradonas contract as coach of the Argentine national soccer team will not be renewed the spokesman for the Argentine Football Association said Tuesday.

Its been a long day for everyone following the business behind closed doors between Julio Grondona the AFA president and Diego Maradona who was expected to sign on the dotted line and put his name to a new four year contract in. The Argentine Football Association said Tuesday that it would not renew Maradonas contract ending his erratic 21month stint in charge of the national team that had mirrored his own.

Argentine Football Association has all but forced Diego Maradona to quit after telling the coach he must fire members of his staff if he wants to continue something Maradona said he would not do.

Diego Maradona has been sacked as Argentina coach following a unanimous vote by the countrys Football Association.

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