Next England Manager
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 Crystal_Clear  Belfast 13 Jul 16 5.39pm |
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Could the England situation get any worse.........Alladyce, yes looks like it can.
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Pussay Patrol  13 Jul 16 10.14pm |
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A-lard-arse is 1/5 to get the job with some bookies looks like a done deal
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| Crystal_Clear Belfast 13 Jul 16 10.26pm |
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Oh great. Do the FA ever learn their lesson. Look at the last english manager from the north east...... The wally with the brolly.
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oldstand  Christchurch 13 Jul 16 10.30pm |
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Play defensive, bore the thrupenny bits off everyone , we'd probably win something. Step forth big Sam,perfect.Would it matter how we won the World Cup,no. Time for change.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 13 Jul 16 10.31pm |
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Originally posted by Crystal_Clear
Oh great. Do the FA ever learn their lesson. Look at the last english manager from the north east...... The wally with the brolly. Sschteve McLaren was a laissez faire type management and look what he did at Newcastle. And listen to his Dutch accent speaking English. Pr&t. Allardyce has pretty much always delivered or over delivered. I wrote him off a couple of years ago but I take it back. He's not outstanding but he'll do well enough or hopefully better than the last few failures. Only after Allardyce could we hire someone really decent, not before. Nobody will come near our sh1t right now.
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| Pussay Patrol 13 Jul 16 10.57pm |
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I think there are some positives here, Allardyce won't suffer fools, he makes his teams work hard and brings strength and unity. The way we switched off and let Iceland score 2 quick fire goals (I would like to think) wouldn't happen under his coaching He has a good record of getting big name players and getting the best out of them like JayJay Okocha and Djorkaeff, a good quality needed to get the best out of our underperforming England players But best of all he is English and the England manager should be English
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| OknotOK Cockfosters, London 14 Jul 16 11.02am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I think there are some positives here, Allardyce won't suffer fools, he makes his teams work hard and brings strength and unity. The way we switched off and let Iceland score 2 quick fire goals (I would like to think) wouldn't happen under his coaching He has a good record of getting big name players and getting the best out of them like JayJay Okocha and Djorkaeff, a good quality needed to get the best out of our underperforming England players But best of all he is English and the England manager should be English Main pro for Allardyce is that he isn't a "FA Yes man" so he will say what he thinks is wrong. And that may help the process of changing the success from bottom-up. Having said that, the identity he would likely want to implement probably isn't one I would want the grassroots of English football to follow (although you might argue it already does) so I wouldn't want him involved for too long.
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Cannonball  High in the Ozarks. 14 Jul 16 2.38pm |
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He will cost ths FA a fortune in chewing gum.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 14 Jul 16 3.37pm |
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Originally posted by oldstand
Play defensive, bore the thrupenny bits off everyone , we'd probably win something. Step forth big Sam,perfect.Would it matter how we won the World Cup,no. Time for change. Given how s**t England have been, I think a no nonsense, doesn't give a f**k who you are manager is a pretty decent choice. He probably won't win anything, but you can be fairly sure that it'll be a focus on team work, controlling the game and defence. Something England badly need. He also might be the kind of manager who doesn't give a f**k about dropping 'the media' favourites.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 14 Jul 16 3.45pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I think there are some positives here, Allardyce won't suffer fools, he makes his teams work hard and brings strength and unity. The way we switched off and let Iceland score 2 quick fire goals (I would like to think) wouldn't happen under his coaching He has a good record of getting big name players and getting the best out of them like JayJay Okocha and Djorkaeff, a good quality needed to get the best out of our underperforming England players But best of all he is English and the England manager should be English S**t, an English manager should be s**t. I don't really subscribe to the idea the English manager should be English, on the basis that there are a) very few top English managers and b) even less with experience of football outside of England. Other international teams seem to have managers who have competed at high levels, as opposed to managers who are better known for having 'kept teams up'. Hodgeson, was probably one of the most experienced English managers ever, and lets face it, his most well known achievement was keeping Fulham in the premiership.... Is there an English manager with real experience in say the Champions League, or UEFA cup? And yet, we expect an English Manager to do well at even higher levels than the UEFA and Champions League.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 14 Jul 16 4.01pm |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
S**t, an English manager should be s**t. I don't really subscribe to the idea the English manager should be English, on the basis that there are a) very few top English managers and b) even less with experience of football outside of England. Other international teams seem to have managers who have competed at high levels, as opposed to managers who are better known for having 'kept teams up'. Hodgeson, was probably one of the most experienced English managers ever, and lets face it, his most well known achievement was keeping Fulham in the premiership.... Is there an English manager with real experience in say the Champions League, or UEFA cup? And yet, we expect an English Manager to do well at even higher levels than the UEFA and Champions League. Harry Redknapp has CL experience and Woy got Fulham to the Europa League Final losing to Atletico in the last few mins of extra time.
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Frickin Saweet  South Cronx 14 Jul 16 4.08pm |
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apparently Allardyce is good at PowerPoint presentations
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