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Seedorf says will be next AC Milan coach

Posted: 14 Jan 2014 07:43 AM PST

January 14, 2014

This file picture taken on November 18, 2013 shows Botafogo's Dutch player Clarence Seedorf during a training session in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. - AFP pic, January 14, 2014.This file picture taken on November 18, 2013 shows Botafogo's Dutch player Clarence Seedorf during a training session in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. - AFP pic, January 14, 2014.Former Netherlands and AC Milan midfielder Clarence Seedorf said today he would become the Serie A club's new coach.

The Dutchman, who has no previous coaching experience, told a Rio de Janeiro news conference that he was retiring as a player. The 37-year-old left Milan for Brazil's Botafogo in 2012.

Seedorf will replace Massimiliano Allegri who was fired by Milan yesterday following a dismal run of results for the seven-times European champions. - Reuters, January 14, 2014.

Hull owner will walk away if Tigers name not sanctioned

Posted: 14 Jan 2014 07:04 AM PST

January 14, 2014

 Hull City's owner Assem Allam (left) waves before their English Premier League match against Fulham at The KC Stadium in Hull, northern England, December 28, 2013. - Reuters pic, January 14, 2014. Hull City's owner Assem Allam (left) waves before their English Premier League match against Fulham at The KC Stadium in Hull, northern England, December 28, 2013. - Reuters pic, January 14, 2014.The owner of Hull City says he will quit if the English Football Association does not allow him to change the club's name to Hull Tigers.

Assem Allam wants to drop "City" from the 109-year-old name and rebrand his Premier League club, but the idea has been met by fierce opposition from supporters.

"No one on earth is allowed to question my business decisions – I won't allow it," Allam told Sky Sports News today. "And I'll give you my CV to give you comfort and show you what I have achieved.

"I'm here to save the club and manage the club for the benefit of the community – it will never, ever be the other way around, take it from me.

"But the community can say 'go away', and I will go within 24 hours."

Allam, the 74-year-old Egyptian-born businessman, bought Hull in December 2010.

When asked what would happen if the FA said he could not change the club's name, Allam said: "The same thing. It's a free country. There are no two ways about it – I have never said something and then gone back on it." - Reuters, January 14, 2014.

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