Yep, close the thread.That pep is signing a new deal next month, not Bellingham
I agree. He will only manage an international team when he becomes an elder statesman (hopefully England). His behaviour yesterday suggests he is not yet ready to give up the daily excitement of managing a team in the biggest football league in the world. I don't think he will go to Italy either because the standards are just too low there these days. He wants to manage at the elite level.I’m not at all sure national team management will suit him.
He will not be able to spend enough time with players to drill into them his systems and patterns of play.
He may well be tempted down that route once he’s won he CL a few times with us though.
Would settle for that!
That’s usually his benchmark for whether he thinks he needs to move on or not.With his comments about the players still responding to him, he’s definitely staying.
I can see him heading up an association though. Pretty sure he’s been consulted by the FA on how he gets teams to play the same brand of football. The Fa want St George’s Park to produce teams that all play the same football so movement between the age groups is smooth. No better team than us at that.I agree. He will only manage an international team when he becomes an elder statesman (hopefully England). His behaviour yesterday suggests he is not yet ready to give up the daily excitement of managing a team in the biggest football league in the world. I don't think he will go to Italy either because the standards are just too low there these days. He wants to manage at the elite level.
with Kiddo as right hand man, and Chappy returning.He'll take next year off, Tony book will step in until pep returns