Robinho's Subbuteo
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Gareth fucking Southgate???
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blue b4 the moon
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So glad I watch international footie as a neutral I'd be annoyed otherwise.
Engerland won't improve until a manager is appointed who has the balls to pick a team with a system rather than half a starting line up based on shirt sales.
Apart from BFS nobody in the running has any chance of doing that.
Engerland won't improve until a manager is appointed who has the balls to pick a team with a system rather than half a starting line up based on shirt sales.
Apart from BFS nobody in the running has any chance of doing that.
marc_mcfc
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Would of loved to have seen mourinho have a go with the England job! I honestly believe with his style of football at international level he would win us trophies
Tricky_Trev
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They'll want another yes man, so Southgate seems nailed on
It is a step down from managing a top European club so who would want to?
In reality we have and will continue to have a shallow pool of talent because of the nature if the Premiership. Therefore it doesn't really matter who we appoint. Give the job to Shearer, Hoddle, Neville or some other ex international. It doesn't really matter who.
In reality we have and will continue to have a shallow pool of talent because of the nature if the Premiership. Therefore it doesn't really matter who we appoint. Give the job to Shearer, Hoddle, Neville or some other ex international. It doesn't really matter who.
Matty
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Eddie Howe.
He's brought Bournemouth from League Two all the way to the Premier League, and kept them up. He's young, he plays attractive football, his players seem to love him so his man management must be pretty good. We've gone the experience route with Hodgson, and it's failed, we've gone the foreign coach route with Capello and Sven, and it's failed, so why not go with a young up and coming manager? He's a far better option than Southgate who has achieved nothing as a manager.
He's brought Bournemouth from League Two all the way to the Premier League, and kept them up. He's young, he plays attractive football, his players seem to love him so his man management must be pretty good. We've gone the experience route with Hodgson, and it's failed, we've gone the foreign coach route with Capello and Sven, and it's failed, so why not go with a young up and coming manager? He's a far better option than Southgate who has achieved nothing as a manager.
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Gareth fucking Southgate???
Nailed on.
Guarantees Rooney and other rags, Spurs and Liverpool players their spots in the side, names on the back of expensive England shirts and bums on seats at Wembley.
Unfortunately this is exactly what i fear will happen, think its nailed on. 4 more years of the same old shit and a manager with the personaloty of a slug. If its english then eddie howe, if we go foriegn then id go for someone like Bilic.Nailed on.
Guarantees Rooney and other rags, Spurs and Liverpool players their spots in the side, names on the back of expensive England shirts and bums on seats at Wembley.
ultimateharold
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With absolutely no bias or city intentions behind this.. I would genuinely pick Mancini
The entire point and method behind englands downfall is simple - mentality.
We are a country of hard fought losers (of course last night wasnt hard fought) and nearly men
Italy and Germany can have average sides but mentality is forced upon them through sheer experience of winning and expectance to step up when needed, whereas england continually fail.
Mancini is the single most obvious candidate who has changed a teams losing mentality to a winning one,
We were nearly men under the new owners until he arrived,
He changed he hope and will to win into genuine expectance - a circa 60 (70% in the short term of title wins etc) percent win rate under him came after he single handedly changed the entire mindset of the club
People will mention capello failed with england but the man was a f*****ng dinosaur, plus roberto has done it in england with us; he knows the league and its deficiencies and how it works..
He wont get it, he wont even be mentioned, but the cold hard facts are staring us in the face..
Is the correct answer, for me.