'The love never fades.'
Nancy Dell’Olio has paid tribute to her ex-husband Sven-Goran Eriksson Nancy Dell’Olio has paid tribute to her ex-husband Sven-Goran Eriksson, after his death aged 76. The former England manager’s death was confirmed today, after he announced in January that he had been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. He said at the time that he had ‘at best a year to live’.
Reacting to the comments, Nancy told Hello!: ‘Everyone is entitled to have an opinion, of course they are, but not to lie. For me it is a shame that I was with someone for nine years and yet I do not recognise this man at all. ‘I find it shocking how he talks about using women. Does he think that is something to be proud of? No real man would talk about women like that.’ Eriksson was the first foreign manager of the English national side, taking charge of 67 matches from 2001 to 2006.
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