Paolo Di Canio

Tubey · August 30, 2011

What an absolute moron. Only a small time club like Swindon wouldn't sack him after that.

It's no coincidence that it's Di Canio again. He's a complete thug.

Jamo Martinez · August 30, 2011

What's he done now? worn an SS uniform to the match or something

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · August 30, 2011

care to expand ?

RFUS · August 30, 2011

I thought Evertonians liked him after this:

[video=youtube;uCxvCsgHnk0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCxvCsgHnk0[/video]

Cena · August 30, 2011

Sacked after punching his own player - allegedly

Hibbert&Ernie · August 30, 2011

"I want to see players and managers show they care, where is the passion represented by the fans"
I love the manic goose stepping Italian troubadour.

EFCNIK · August 31, 2011

Cena_is_an_Evertonian said:
Sacked after punching his own player - allegedly

Ha quality. I'm sure the player deserved it.

Toffe3m4n · August 31, 2011

http://www.skysports.com/video/inline/0,,20699_7139783,00.html

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · August 31, 2011

Di Canio didn't seem to be doing/saying much wrong, something obv. in the tunnel that sparked it, but even then it wouldn't be a sacking unless there was something else said by PdC, given his political views maybe it was a bit of a far right comment ?

somuchfun · August 31, 2011

What does Di Canio mean? Paul of the dog? Paul of the cane?

ricardobee · August 31, 2011

somuchfun said:
What does Di Canio mean? Paul of the dog? Paul of the cane?

Interesting point there.

You'd have to ask Frank "The Beef" or Graham "The Sauce"

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · August 31, 2011

somuchfun said:
What does Di Canio mean? Paul of the dog? Paul of the cane?

Paul the Good, Venetian traders picked the term up from Geordies in the 17th century.

somuchfun · August 31, 2011

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian said:
Paul the Good, Venetian traders picked the term up from Geordies in the 17th century.

Cheers, although I would've prefered it was the dog. Same letters anyway so I was almost there.

Hibbert&Ernie · August 31, 2011

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian said:
Paul the Good, Venetian traders picked the term up from Geordies in the 17th century.

Ebeneezer Good?

trigger the blue · September 8, 2011

Di Canio has'nt been sacked has he? I thought it was leon clarke who was given the boot. It all started with clarke and 1 of the other swindon coaches,Di Canio tried to get him into the changing rooms to sort it behind closed doors Clarke refused and it all went off,I dont think it was Di Canio's fault to be honest.