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La Sele lost games to get Pinto fired, ex-manager says, while Navas denies allegation
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March 17, 2021
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Former Costa Rica soccer boss alleges Keylor Navas planned to lose games to fire coach
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After 5 months and 3 friendlies, UAE fires coach Pinto
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Former Colombia, Costa Rica boss Jorge Luis Pinto to coach UAE
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Jorge Luis Pinto meeting with Costa Rican Football Federation this week to determine future with Ticos
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After a brief trip back to his native Colombia, Jorge Luis Pinto is back in Costa Rica to determine his future.
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Thieves steal from Costa Rica national team head coach Jorge Luis Pinto
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Thieves stole personal documents, an iPad, cash and other items from the car of Jorge Luis Pinto, the head coach of Costa Rica's national team, in the capital on Monday night.
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