Gareth Southgate

[denislawsbackheel]

I was at the 1982 WC; And 1990 and 1998. Plus the Euros in 2000

Bloody jinx…

 

[1961_vintage]

Good. He’s done the right thing.

I’d be all over Klopp.

Massive **** but he’d play exciting football and sweep everyone before us with this squad.

Seeing the reaction and mental gymnastics over in L4 would be worth the appointment alone.

 

[Bluesince1979]

I would love Bobby Manc to do it but I think he’s probably currently getting paid in swimming pools full of gold bullion.

Yeah. Good luck to him

 

[FromPollockToSilva]

England's forward(ish) players (Bellingham, Bowen, Eze, Foden, Gordon, Kane, Palmer, Saka, Toney and Watkins) amassed 250 league goal contributions (173 goals, 77 assists) between them last season. We shouldn't have been struggling for chances and goals

 

[TinFoilHat]

I would love Bobby Manc to do it but I think he’s probably currently getting paid in swimming pools full of gold bullion.

I think that would be hilariously awkward for the FA if they did appoint him.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Good. He’s done the right thing.

I’d be all over Klopp.

Massive **** but he’d play exciting football and sweep everyone before us with this squad.

Yep.

What international football teams dont need is someone, like pep, whos going to install a footballing ethos. Theres no time for that. It took pep a year to sort city. Day in, day out.

England need someone who can motivate in small spates, get the players to buy in to them in very short spurts.

Klopp fits that bill. But i would say very little chance

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

We’re just lucky Emma Hayes has been snapped up already.

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

SSN: Jude Bellinum has "LED" the tributes to his former manager, Southgate.

 

[yankblue]

Yep.

What international football teams dont need is someone, like pep, whos going to install a footballing ethos. Theres no time for that. It took pep a year to sort city. Day in, day out.

England need someone who can motivate in small spates, get the players to buy in to them in very short spurts.

Klopp fits that bill. But i would say very little chance

Being unbiased I completely agree with this. I also think that's why Mancini was successful with Italy.

When the US fired Berhalter the other week, a part of me was hoping they'd go for Klopp. It's a part of me that I hated, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't happen

 

[Chak19]

Good riddance, playing that type of Football with that much talent was a crime.