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Di Canio: No Swindon return

Former Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio insists he will not be returning to the Robins after his departure earlier this month.

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ryanssmile10 (Tottenham Hotspur) says...

Talking about yourself in the 3rd person tells you everything you need to know about the man. I'm sorry but if you claim to have no regrets, then you are a clown. The club backed him and paid him as much as they could, he had the largest squad in Div 2 and 1, most of which he brought in, then didn't rate so they just turned up and got paid (well). PdC brought success and much needed publicity, but also controversy and trouble which the club always backed him on. Instead of giving the new consortium an ultimatum, he would have been better served to just get on with the job and seeing it through. No doubt he has let the club down

Posted 9:56am 28th February 2013

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