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Lampard, with JT as his assistant.
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International experience, domestic and European club football, speaks English, a good age, currently unattached. As good a combination as there currently is. Also it's because I paid someone to follow you around whispering his name all day. Classic prank
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'Arry., before dude spoils the thread !
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I keep hearing the name
Laurent Blanc I dont know why Maybe because he is French Or Maybe He has managed France so he has international experience ![]() Only joking, on a serious side, he would be an excellent choice I think, hence why The FA will not pick him. |
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I'd try Hiddink if he's available. He's always impressed me so if anyone can create a mentally strong team with a known style of play then I'd go for him. In a sense, I think the problems run deeper than management.
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Oh, and just to add, just please not Wenger.
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I'd try Hiddink if he's available. He's always impressed me so if anyone can create a mentally strong team with a known style of play then I'd go for him. In a sense, I think the problems run deeper than management.
I think there is decent talent there but they've been sent out without much of a plan. England need a manager who knows how they want to set a team up and what sort of football they want to play. Then pick the players and drill it into them so they aren't so clueless when things start to get difficult. |
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I'd try Hiddink if he's available. He's always impressed me so if anyone can create a mentally strong team with a known style of play then I'd go for him. In a sense, I think the problems run deeper than management.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...sociation.html His managerial style seems to very relaxed too which im not sure is a good thing with the Eng squad. |
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Hiddink would be a good choice. If he's available and interested then we should at least try to get him.
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In the news today that Southgate will get it as caretaker manager until Arsène Wenger in available to get the job on a permanent basis. Paddy currently have him at 20/1. They would pay out on Southgate in a caretaker role if he is in charge for 10 or more games.
20/1 on Wenger is pretty tempting as I can't see England playing 10 games under Southgate before they appoint Wenger. Thoughts? http://www.paddypower.com/bet/football-specials/manager-specials/Next-Permanent-England-Manager-4984795.html |
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Here's what's going to happen......
Southgate gets the job of holding manager whilst the FA decide which foreign manager should get the job. In the meantime, England win a couple of easy games under Southgate then........surprise surprise.........the FA give him the permanent job with a five year contract. |
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Here's what's going to happen......
Southgate gets the job of holding manager whilst the FA decide which foreign manager should get the job. In the meantime, England win a couple of easy games under Southgate then........surprise surprise.........the FA give him the permanent job with a five year contract. |
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Here's what's going to happen......
Southgate gets the job of holding manager whilst the FA decide which foreign manager should get the job. In the meantime, England win a couple of easy games under Southgate then........surprise surprise.........the FA give him the permanent job with a five year contract. all this searching is bluster from the FA, they have already made their minds up but have to be seen to be doing the right thing! |
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That's the way Stuart Lancaster got his England gig.
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Harry Redknapp made a great and funny point about Gareth Southgate as the next manager: Quote:
When it was suggested that Southgate knew the way the Football Association (FA) worked as well as the English "system", Redknapp responded: "Knows what system? The losing system? He knows the losing formula?
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That's the way Stuart Lancaster got his England gig.
I remember there was a bit of gnashing of teeth at the time of Jones being selected too.. He seems to speak his mind and not afraid to give the players a ticking off. Would that work with some of our players who prefer a cuddle and praise which is why Capello failed (and they all loved Sven) ? |
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Southgate on an interim basis seems to be the call. If it actually is an interim position and not the trial period it seems, it's pointless as the England team's interim is to watch the tournament from various hotel bars. Two months should be plenty of time to leave the position vacant and hire an actual manager.
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Hiddink would be a good choice. If he's available and interested then we should at least try to get him.
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In the news today that Southgate will get it as caretaker manager until Arsène Wenger in available to get the job on a permanent basis. Paddy currently have him at 20/1. They would pay out on Southgate in a caretaker role if he is in charge for 10 or more games.
20/1 on Wenger is pretty tempting as I can't see England playing 10 games under Southgate before they appoint Wenger. Thoughts? http://www.paddypower.com/bet/football-specials/manager-specials/Next-Permanent-England-Manager-4984795.html Nooooo, please not Wenger. |
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Are the likes of Ray Wilkins, who wants an English manager, suggesting Glenn Hoddle, just trying to get on the gravy train and hope to be part of the coaching staff?
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A wet paper bag.
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Hiring Hiddink wouldn't be rewarding failure, it'd be because of his history of doing well at international level. Name the contenders with a spotless record, by all means.
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Are the likes of Ray Wilkins, who wants an English manager, suggesting Glenn Hoddle, just trying to get on the gravy train and hope to be part of the coaching staff?
Harry suggested a manager, with HIMSELF as an assistant. Rio ferdinand has also thrown his hat into the ring, alongside shearer. Hoddle embarrasses himself as a commentator, Wilkins too "fella". These guys are all part of the old boys network, once in management (and all failures) and now stealing a living from tabloids and sky/ talksport. Whenever a job comes up, its "harry, dave, big sam, pardew, sherwood, etc". Even gary neville got himself in on the act. Pundits are pundits for a reason, because they would NOT make good managers. |
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I almost admire Redknapp's lack of shame.
"Don't hire failures!" "Don't hire inexperience!" "Give it to Tim Sherwood and he'll give me a cushy job!" |
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Here's what's going to happen......
Southgate gets the job of holding manager whilst the FA decide which foreign manager should get the job. In the meantime, England win a couple of easy games under Southgate then........surprise surprise.........the FA give him the permanent job with a five year contract. |
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