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It wouldn't surprise me if it was Wenger in a years time. |
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#752 |
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The media are happy to remind everyone how Arsenal haven't won the league in years and have a habit of choking.
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Wenger would be a fine choice but he would have to come now.
There is no way you can appoint a "caretaker" for a year with any credibility. The England job should be better than that. To say nothing of the problems there would be if the caretaker happened to have a year of good results and performances, what happens then? |
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Wenger would be a fine choice but he would have to come now.
There is no way you can appoint a "caretaker" for a year with any credibility. The England job should be better than that. To say nothing of the problems there would be if the caretaker happened to have a year of good results and performances, what happens then? |
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The media are happy to remind everyone how Arsenal haven't won the league in years and have a habit of choking.
![]() I reckon Big Sam is the man........someone who's used to taking poor teams and getting them up the league That's what England need |
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TBH we cant really judge on the next years games, they will be relatively easy opponents just like the Euro qualifiers, whoever is managing will be lulled into a false sense of achievement
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Is there a single reason why a caretaker is even being talked about?
Usually at this level you only appoint a caretaker if you bomb out of qualifying for the tournament and there are still games to be played. |
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Is there a single reason why a caretaker is even being talked about?
Usually at this level you only appoint a caretaker if you bomb out of qualifying for the tournament and there are still games to be played. |
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Wenger would be a better choice than Southgate.
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Looks like it could be between Big Sam, and Klinsmann, not really ideal, but then the pickings are somewhat slim.
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TBH we cant really judge on the next years games, they will be relatively easy opponents just like the Euro qualifiers, whoever is managing will be lulled into a false sense of achievement
Not quite so easy opponents for us it would seem!
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What would be ideal?
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Isn't one of those opponents Slovakia??
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Relatively easy was what was said, and that's true.
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Wenger would be a fine choice but he would have to come now.
There is no way you can appoint a "caretaker" for a year with any credibility. The England job should be better than that. To say nothing of the problems there would be if the caretaker happened to have a year of good results and performances, what happens then? |
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Fair enough, yeah the other teams (Scotland included) should be games where hopefully we can get a few victories.
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Wenger would be a better choice then either Big Sam, or Klinsmann, but he wouldn't be what I would call a "fine choice", he would just the least worst option for us.
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What's the best option?
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What would be ideal?
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What's the best option?
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What's the best option?
I know, it does fill you with great confidence does it |
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Allardyce fills me with confidence.
His teams would have beaten Iceland. |
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Allardyce fills me with confidence.
His teams would have beaten Iceland. |
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Fat Sam has less chance of getting the job then I do. Pointless discussing him, he wont get it.
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A Sky Sports Germany presenter was interviewed on Sky Sports News and he seemed to be of the opinion that he wasnt a good tactician
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So are happy for England to play the long ball game
Maybe its time to be a bit more direct and attacking? People reckon Big Sam might suit the job if he can sort the defence out but would he be the long term answer? Anyway I doubt Sam will be getting it.. |
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Maybe its time to be a bit more direct and attacking?
We played our best football in the first half of the first game against Russia. Walker was excellent down the flank. Sod possession. Sixty five percent possession doesn't count for anything if you don't score. We can't play intricate little moves around the 18 yard box. It was attempted. It was feeble. Ridiculous flicks and back heels. Shocking. If you're going to play Kane and Vardy, get down the wings and get the ball in the box. Play to our strengths. Let the opposition have the ball and look to break. Just look how well Gunter performed for Wales. Oh for the days of power and pace and overlapping full backs. As for the next manager, can't see an Englishman in the job, with the possible exception of Hoddle. Poison chalice, anyone? |
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