A feature of his time in charge of the national side has been his attention to detail and meticulous planning – he always carries with him a large diary that, as the months pass, starts to bulge at the seams – and research has shown him that experience is an essential ingredient to winning the tournament.
But these photos are different than the posturing avatar-style photos of bro-photographers boasting their wares we've come to expect instead they fit into a larger diary of Cappetta's in-between moments.
Five large, leatherbound diary books — the editor Douglas Brinkley likens them to a half set of an encyclopedia — had to be boiled down by about two-thirds to yield this one volume.
These moments then become pieces of a larger video diary that the app creates for your enjoyment.
British people were invited to write a blog of what they did on 17 October 2006, and to submit it to become a part of a large online diary.
Hitler appears in 1923, and looms larger as the diary enters Auden's "low dishonest decade".
Turner prize-winner Jeremy Deller initiated a 10-year project in Munster, in Germany, in 2007, giving all the gardeners on a community plot a large leather-bound diary in which to record their notes - whatever they wanted to write.
The latest collection will feature, said Profile, "a large percentage of diary entries which have not been seen before", covering a decade that saw the films of The History Boys and The Lady in the Van, as well as four premieres at the National Theatre.
The book incorporates large chunks of a diary, and some cartoons and drawings, which were produced by the narrator as a teenager in nineteen-seventies San Francisco.
Under-reporting is particularly apparent for illiterate households and for urban respondents completing household diaries; recall modules measure lower consumption than a personal diary, with larger gaps among poorer households and for households with more adult members.
