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If I was at the fa I would try and get klopp in as manager.
Plenty of countries had no problem doing this but with England it's always an excuseThat said, with the time allowed together at international level, it's difficult to get a team to learn a form of positional play considering they all come from teams who play different ways. There'd be enough players used to it, but if(when) Stones is injured the whole concept would fall apart to some extent.
If I was at the fa I would try and get klopp in as manager.
Plenty of countries had no problem doing this but with England it's always an excuse
Spain had no problems, their players play for all sorts of different clubs
Germany looked like a real team, yeah they got knocked out by Spain, no shame in that but they clearly had a bit of identity.
It can be done with a good manager.
On the basis that he could explain his "philosophy" in the five minutes an international manager gets to coach a team?
It is whether Lampard can leave his own ego to one side makes this suggestion possible.Then perhaps a Potter coach and Lampard manager combo?
I think he will.If GS is staying on, he's probably best off trying to sort out who starts where in midfield and attack before the WC begins rather than 'experimenting' 5 games in to it despite having months of friendlies to do that in.
Southgate had no answers to beat Spain's press.The body language last night suggested that the bigger club players have lost faith in Southgate. Whatever people think of Bellingham it was stupid to have him playing on the left wing and Pickford lumping the ball up. I think Southgate is finished. I am not saying Potter is a genius but I think he would attempt to play progressive attacking football which would be a start.