Harry redknapp is the best person to takeover for England he should of got it when Hobson was offered the job

I actually for obvious reasons, don't particularly care who the manager is. I quite like to see England do well though (even if I have enjoyed taking the piss over the past 24 hrs) and it makes sense to get the best person. My reaction was more to the use of Kraut and referencing Ramsey and Robson.

Klinsman probably isn't experienced enough. If I was an England fan the man I would want is Wenger.

I'd take Pellegrini.

Had high profile experience, understands the English game and tactically sound.

Plus he's available and I don't see much to choose from...

Unless we go down the unfashionable English manager route of either Bruce or Allardyce, who I think would actually both do a decent job, just maybe not the prettiest although it'd be hard to get much worse atm.

Edited by samprior (28 Jun 2016 9.38pm)

Edited by samprior (28 Jun 2016 9.39pm)

It will never happen, but I honestly think Neil Warnock would make an excellent England manager, sounds crazy but is it really that much of a daft suggestion?

In my opinion, being an England manager is not rocket science...know your best starting 11 and formulate a system that plays to their strengths. Neil is more than capable of doing that and in addition, he would inject a huge amount of passion into the team.

Lastly, he succesfully nurtured a lot of young players (Moses etc) during his time at Palace, I think he would do the same with the players coming through at international level.

I said being an England manager is not rocket science, never mind the Germans.

In all seriousness, Ranieri inherited a squad, not a playing style. He looked at and analysed his players and came up with a way to get this most out his team. He injected belief and confidence to his team. If he can do it throughout the course of 38 games, I cannot see how an England manager cannot do it in 7 games.

Edited by Jonnyg121 (28 Jun 2016 10.10pm)

I agree.

I think the biggest issues lie with the F.A, they've appointed some terrible managers, and I just know someone like Southgate will be their next appointment.

As Y Ddraig Goch mentioned in a previous post, the Germans focus on a playing style, and ensure the style is emulated throughout the youth team right up to the starting 11, a concept that the FA do not seem interested in, which became clear when Roy made last minute changes to formations and line ups, prior to the Euros!