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| Maradona to hold Honduras talks | Maradona to hold Honduras talks |
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| Argentina legend Diego Maradona has been invited to hold talks with the Honduras soccer federation about becoming national team coach. | Argentina legend Diego Maradona has been invited to hold talks with the Honduras soccer federation about becoming national team coach. |
| The federation is keen for Maradona to lead Honduras' charge to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. | The federation is keen for Maradona to lead Honduras' charge to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. |
| "We'd like to know his intentions so we can analyse whether we are economically able to contract him," said federation president Rafael Leonardo Callejas. | "We'd like to know his intentions so we can analyse whether we are economically able to contract him," said federation president Rafael Leonardo Callejas. |
| Maradona said: "Everything is possible if we shoot in the same direction." | Maradona said: "Everything is possible if we shoot in the same direction." |
| The 1986 World Cup winner added: "I'm sure we could form a good team. I have spoken with many people who say this football team is good." | The 1986 World Cup winner added: "I'm sure we could form a good team. I have spoken with many people who say this football team is good." |
| The 45-year-old briefly coached Argentine provincial club Deportivo Mandiyu in 1994 and the more prestigious Racing Club the following year. | The 45-year-old briefly coached Argentine provincial club Deportivo Mandiyu in 1994 and the more prestigious Racing Club the following year. |
| The last high-profile coach to be hired by the Central Americans was Bora Milutinovic, who resigned in 2004 after less than one year in charge, saying he was tired of criticism of his work and of comments that his wages were too high. | The last high-profile coach to be hired by the Central Americans was Bora Milutinovic, who resigned in 2004 after less than one year in charge, saying he was tired of criticism of his work and of comments that his wages were too high. |