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Haha, Chris Evans should be prime minister too
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I don't
fancy his chances |
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Yes, remember the FA coming out with this line after the last two major championships.
?. The Premier league do.. |
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Next England manager
Who do you want as the next England manager?
Gary neville Gareth Southgate Stuart Pearce Jurgen Klinsmann Sam allardyce Harry redknapp Glenn hoddle Someone else??? For me I'd like to see either gary neville or southgate. Don't really want a foreign manager again although Klinsmann has worked wonders with the USA team. |
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Someone who's not going to follow the same path as before. Someone who picks players on form, not name. So basically nobody who's already part of the current England set up.
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You know there's a Euro 2016 forum where everything's already being discussed right?
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Southgate doesn't want it anyway..
Everyone seems to suggest everyone else but no-one has said they want it. |
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You know there's a Euro 2016 forum where everything's already being discussed right?
What if people don't want to go in that thread now their country has been eliminated? |
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Barry Fry please.
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Are we supposed to still post in there after euro 2016?
What if people don't want to go in that thread now their country has been eliminated? |
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Someone who's not going to follow the same path as before. Someone who picks players on form, not name. So basically nobody who's already part of the current England set up.
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Steve Evans would be great.
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Neil warlock today:
"I think they should give it to Harry, with Glenn. They can get young coaches like Rio and Gareth to help them" Just another reason why England will be garbage with ideas like this. Warnock is a complete idiot |
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Dechamps is a pretty good manager
who said players don't make good managers?I'd try Shearer if he wants the job so badly |
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Dechamps is a pretty good manager
who said players don't make good managers?I'd try Shearer if he wants the job so badly How about choosing a successful manager? |
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I imagine Hodgson is done, any ideas?
Perhaps someone with proven team-building skills.
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Shearer, who relegated Newcastle ? That's his only experiuence!
How about choosing a successful manager?
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They were almost relegated before he took over not exactly done any good since have they ?
![]() You surely cannot have an england manager with the CV of shearer Now we hear the FA are interested in asking Linekar? for his views. Why? It appears the FA are only interested in people who have a media voice, who can criticize them. Its laughable. The FA should be disbanded, they are like Fifa in microcosm. |
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What's PC about picking Rooney?
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Thats because they chose another donkey in mcclaren!
You surely cannot have an england manager with the CV of shearer Now we hear the FA are interested in asking Linekar? for his views. Why? It appears the FA are only interested in people who have a media voice, who can criticize them. Its laughable. The FA should be disbanded, they are like Fifa in microcosm. I genuinely don't believe that some form of club career readies you for International management any more than having been an oft capped International footballer does. Would Allerdyce, Pardew etc really have more knowledge of International and tournament football than an 80 times capped footballer who has the respect of the players for his on field achievements and at least knows what is required at International level? I think you could make a case. Many nations have gone down this route, Beckenbauer, Voller, Klinsmann in Germany. Van Basten in Holland, you could name loads. I'm not saying it would be an automatic success or that it always works but I feel the requirements of International management are sufficiently different to club football that a figurehead ex player working within a stable decent set up is certainly worth considering. |
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Well at least Shearer did say he'd like a go but that's probably until he sees the pressure the job brings)
Trouble is so many have said give this guy the job but not many have actually said they would like it. Redknapp and Hoddle have said no I think for example whilst I don't think Big Sam will be any rush to leave Sunderland.. Do the likes of Gerrard and Ferdinand really want to get involved? - they seem happy with life on the TV or in the USA. |
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For how long is that Newcastle period going to hang over Shearer if he genuinely was interested in getting back into the management circus once again, be at club level or international level??
At least he was brave enough to accept that role, it is not an easy task being a manager at any time, and that period I think can only have benefitted him in terms of it being a learning experience, that he can use in the future. If he really did want to be the next England head coach, then when looking at the other possibilities, in terms of English options, then I would not be so quick to rule him out. Presumably, since that time at Newcastle, he has got all of the available badges (I don't know if he has or not), if so, then I don't see any major cause for concern if he were to be appointed, any more so than anyone else, as until the actual system is updated, whomever is in charge will continue to be a tad hamstrung anyway. Better for that person to be English, then someone not in that case I think. |
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I'm in the same camp as batdude. I wouldn't rule Shearer out either.
I'd be happy enough then with a support staff of Rio Ferdinand and Eddie Howe. I've said elsewhere Hoddle would remain my first choice but his time at Newcastle shouldn't be held against him. |
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Redknapp has said no in that kind of 'they'd never want me anyway' way he does in order to get sympathy. Poor Harry, so hard done by.
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Redknapp has said no in that kind of 'they'd never want me anyway' way he does in order to get sympathy. Poor Harry, so hard done by.
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who said players don't make good managers?