Who replaces Roy as England Manager?
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Re: Who replaces Roy as England Manager?
[quote="Nice One Cyril"]Still reckon Glenn Hoddle (minus Eileen Drewery and the other weird cabernet he did) would be the best we could hope for. England desperately need someone who's tactically astute and who has a vision of how we should play and who is not afraid of reputations, nor afraid to speak his mind.
Remember how he left Gazza out of the WC squad because he didn't think he was fit enough? If only Woy had done that with Wilshere.
The caveat to all of this being, I would hope that he's learned to become a better "people person" and how to handle the media.[/quote
Fair call but just changing the national coach is not enough.
Remember how he left Gazza out of the WC squad because he didn't think he was fit enough? If only Woy had done that with Wilshere.
The caveat to all of this being, I would hope that he's learned to become a better "people person" and how to handle the media.[/quote
Fair call but just changing the national coach is not enough.
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Re: Who replaces Roy as England Manager?
Not heard wengers name come up at all.
Only 3 possible choices for me
Redknappe
Howe
Shearer
Only 3 possible choices for me
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Howe
Shearer
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Re: Who replaces Roy as England Manager?
Was going to post the same. One minute he has no connection with England then he's writing to them.Mackem Lad wrote:They did not not answer you because -Old Master wrote:This situation is what I've been posting about for many, many years.
I have also written many letters to the FA over the years, suggesting they send promising young coaches to Europe and South America to be schooled in their approaches to coaching young and upcoming players.
Unfortunately I have never received a reply, or recognition of receipt, to any of my letters to them.
I did receive responses, however, from the Welsh and Northern Irish associations thanking me for my detailed suggestions.
I received a later response from the Welsh FA stating that they were currently inviting some experienced junior coaches from Europe, particularly Holland, Spain & Italy to advise their young coaches on European methods.
I also received a letter from Chris Coleman, shortly after his appointment, thanking me for my interesting suggestions.
Not that I am claiming any credit whatsoever for their recent success.
I say that before the trolls start to jump on me.Old Master wrote:
Humiliating, thank heavens I am an Australian citizen (40 years) and have no connections to England any more.
Can you imagine the welsh FA sending a letter to the random nutter who keeps writing in. Do you think he tells then how great he was as well.
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Redknapp (I assume you mean Harry) has no chance after having missed out last time. If they'd appointed him then, we might well not be in the mess we are now. Eddie Howe has done a grand job with Bournemouth, but also no chance as he has no resumé to impress the selectors and Shearer has even less management experience.God is an Englishman wrote:Not heard wengers name come up at all.
Only 3 possible choices for me
Redknappe
Howe
Shearer
Wenger has been mentioned in some UK papers, but still has a year, as a minimum, to do at the Goons. Apart from the cheese eating thing, I'd be happy to see him get the job.
Disappointingly, Martin Glenn, who will form part of the panel, has announced that it could be a "man or a woman". What bottle of shiraz planet is this peanut living on?
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He also said "I'm not a football expert"Nice One Cyril wrote:Redknapp (I assume you mean Harry) has no chance after having missed out last time. If they'd appointed him then, we might well not be in the mess we are now. Eddie Howe has done a grand job with Bournemouth, but also no chance as he has no resumé to impress the selectors and Shearer has even less management experience.God is an Englishman wrote:Not heard wengers name come up at all.
Only 3 possible choices for me
Redknappe
Howe
Shearer
Wenger has been mentioned in some UK papers, but still has a year, as a minimum, to do at the Goons. Apart from the cheese eating thing, I'd be happy to see him get the job.
Disappointingly, Martin Glenn, who will form part of the panel, has announced that it could be a "man or a woman". What bottle of shiraz planet is this peanut living on?
I see Southgate has ruled himself out this morning acording to the press. That's good news at least.
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It would be the opening 8 paragraphs of his letter and then "oh by the way here's great coaching tip"God is an Englishman wrote:Can you imagine the welsh FA sending a letter to the random nutter who keeps writing in. Do you think he tells then how great he was as well.
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Why wouldn't it be a woman? At least then you would have a coach that empaphises (sp?) with the players and wouldn't complain as much as them.Nice One Cyril wrote:Redknapp (I assume you mean Harry) has no chance after having missed out last time. If they'd appointed him then, we might well not be in the mess we are now. Eddie Howe has done a grand job with Bournemouth, but also no chance as he has no resumé to impress the selectors and Shearer has even less management experience.God is an Englishman wrote:Not heard wengers name come up at all.
Only 3 possible choices for me
Redknappe
Howe
Shearer
Wenger has been mentioned in some UK papers, but still has a year, as a minimum, to do at the Goons. Apart from the cheese eating thing, I'd be happy to see him get the job.
Disappointingly, Martin Glenn, who will form part of the panel, has announced that it could be a "man or a woman". What bottle of shiraz planet is this peanut living on?
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You might be onto something there, perhaps we're going about it the wrong way, looking for someone with football knowledge. Why not go for a netball coach since the modern game is about as physical as netball?Brian the Postman wrote:Why wouldn't it be a woman? At least then you would have a coach that empaphises (sp?) with the players and wouldn't complain as much as them.
P.S. Empathise (UK) or empathize (heathen US)
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That's what the (sp?) is about.Nice One Cyril wrote:You might be onto something there, perhaps we're going about it the wrong way, looking for someone with football knowledge. Why not go for a netball coach since the modern game is about as physical as netball?Brian the Postman wrote:Why wouldn't it be a woman? At least then you would have a coach that empaphises (sp?) with the players and wouldn't complain as much as them.
P.S. Empathise (UK) or empathize (heathen US)
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I think England has a bit of an identity crisis, they don't know who they are or how they should play. I think they would have been better off playing Spain, France or Germany instead of Iceland as they seem to have set themselves up for counter attack.
They should model themselves on Italy, they play like crap but they don't care because they just get results.
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There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
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Re: Who replaces Roy as England Manager?
Southgate has wisely said take your job and shove it!
Time for some righteous indignation
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Brilliant newsStitch This wrote:Southgate has wisely said take your job and shove it!
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Old Master wrote:There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog/201 ... and-itself
Very good read, no doubt the FA will put these ( or any) good ideas into the too hard basket.
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That’s the complete opposite to what the English pundits (ex-players) are saying. They are slagging off the UEFA coaching courses. Saying they are run by people who have not played the game, giving instructions via iPads and going through a simple tick-box exercise. St Georges park is run by highly qualified coaches on paper but with no experience of playing the game at the highest level.Old Master wrote:There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
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I think they've already sent the private jet out to collect Old Master to advise them.ozzie owl wrote:Old Master wrote:There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog/201 ... and-itself
Very good read, no doubt the FA will put these ( or any) good ideas into the too hard basket.
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Well whose right past England players or the countries like Belgium, Spain and Germany that have gone past England in junior development?magnet wrote:That’s the complete opposite to what the English pundits (ex-players) are saying. They are slagging off the UEFA coaching courses. Saying they are run by people who have not played the game, giving instructions via iPads and going through a simple tick-box exercise. St Georges park is run by highly qualified coaches on paper but with no experience of playing the game at the highest level.Old Master wrote:There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
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I think something that needs to be considered is that those systems work in those countries. It may not be transferrable to England for Socio/Economic reasons.ozzie owl wrote:Well whose right past England players or the countries like Belgium, Spain and Germany that have gone past England in junior development?magnet wrote:That’s the complete opposite to what the English pundits (ex-players) are saying. They are slagging off the UEFA coaching courses. Saying they are run by people who have not played the game, giving instructions via iPads and going through a simple tick-box exercise. St Georges park is run by highly qualified coaches on paper but with no experience of playing the game at the highest level.Old Master wrote:There's a very good article on this question on the SBS website - have read.
It's like the Dutch Cult that our football went through, since we have adopted that model our junior national teams have gotten worse and we have failed to produce many players who hold down a spot in a top division club. That philosophy has been so unsuccessful that when we brought in a Belgian technical director he said the curriculum was rubbish and we have to start again (taken from a 442 article earlier this year).
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OMG, now the FA are talking to Stuart Lancaster
This has to be put on the Comedy Channel.
This has to be put on the Comedy Channel.
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Initially this appears to make sense but if true has Wenger enough time to prepare for the World Cup in 2018 (if end of 2017) and also the 'caretaker' bit could be problematic. ie. Would someone like Redknapp be happy to do the business of qualifying then step aside and make way for someone else? I like Redknapp because he says it like it is and is not a yes man- most probably the reason he has never been offered the job by the English F.A. They could take a measured gamble with someone like Neville as an interim coach but don't imagine they will take the chance.ozzie owl wrote:Sections of UK Media hyping up Wenger to take over at end of 2016/17 season as England Manager, with a caretaker until then.
Unsure if the English fans would accept Wenger with open arms and maybe he himself would not fancy the hassle. Then again money talks so you can never say never in this game and the timing may suit him.
The acid test is always the big two (World Cup and Euros) tournaments but I would be interested to know what would be acceptable to the English fans the next World Cup (assuming they qualify which they should do comfortably). Would the manager be considered a failure if he fails to make or win the final? IMO they are light years behind and the quarter final/last eight should be considered to be an achievement and a huge step in the right direction. Don't think they can expect a huge welcome in Russia
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England fans do not expect anything. The last two tournaments have seen us finish bottom of the group and going out to Iceland. A manager with a brain would be a startthebeautifulgame wrote:Initially this appears to make sense but if true has Wenger enough time to prepare for the World Cup in 2018 (if end of 2017) and also the 'caretaker' bit could be problematic. ie. Would someone like Redknapp be happy to do the business of qualifying then step aside and make way for someone else? I like Redknapp because he says it like it is and is not a yes man- most probably the reason he has never been offered the job by the English F.A. They could take a measured gamble with someone like Neville as an interim coach but don't imagine they will take the chance.ozzie owl wrote:Sections of UK Media hyping up Wenger to take over at end of 2016/17 season as England Manager, with a caretaker until then.
Unsure if the English fans would accept Wenger with open arms and maybe he himself would not fancy the hassle. Then again money talks so you can never say never in this game and the timing may suit him.
The acid test is always the big two (World Cup and Euros) tournaments but I would be interested to know what would be acceptable to the English fans the next World Cup (assuming they qualify which they should do comfortably). Would the manager be considered a failure if he fails to make or win the final? IMO they are light years behind and the quarter final/last eight should be considered to be an achievement and a huge step in the right direction. Don't think they can expect a huge welcome in Russia
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Ryan Giggs is available.....
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I heard Giggsy was available and probably in with the same chance as Ryanswannsong wrote:Ryan Giggs is available.....
He may turn out to be a fine manager, but the FA are not going to appoint someone with zero real experience. Now that Southgate and Harry have ruled themselves out, Klinsmann is the new bookies favourite with Hoddle behind him. I'd probably take either of them.
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In return for Wales' independence, you can ask for Coleman.....
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Nice One Cyril wrote:I heard Giggsy was available and probably in with the same chance as Ryanswannsong wrote:Ryan Giggs is available.....
He may turn out to be a fine manager, but the FA are not going to appoint someone with zero real experience. Now that Southgate and Harry have ruled themselves out, Klinsmann is the new bookies favourite with Hoddle behind him. I'd probably take either of them.
Giggs has no managerial experience - he's the Perfect Candidate for the England Job - and will probably be approached now he's out of a job!
I thought they might have gone for an English manager who has had major success at a big European Club - then I woke up and realised there aren't any!
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He's managed Man U, so clearly has some experience.Old Master wrote:Nice One Cyril wrote:I heard Giggsy was available and probably in with the same chance as Ryanswannsong wrote:Ryan Giggs is available.....
He may turn out to be a fine manager, but the FA are not going to appoint someone with zero real experience. Now that Southgate and Harry have ruled themselves out, Klinsmann is the new bookies favourite with Hoddle behind him. I'd probably take either of them.
Giggs has no managerial experience - he's the Perfect Candidate for the England Job - and will probably be approached now he's out of a job!
I thought they might have gone for an English manager who has had major success at a big European Club - then I woke up and realised there aren't any!
What do you think about Hoddle getting the job?
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Jesus, and I thought a Frenchman (leading the English) was a novel idea......... but now a German going to lead them! Following Brexit maybe he will have to do the job from home . I think England have a real crisis in that they don't have a clue about what to do next. Perhaps Waddle's rant the other day was not as crass as first thought.Nice One Cyril wrote:I heard Giggsy was available and probably in with the same chance as Ryanswannsong wrote:Ryan Giggs is available.....
He may turn out to be a fine manager, but the FA are not going to appoint someone with zero real experience. Now that Southgate and Harry have ruled themselves out, Klinsmann is the new bookies favourite with Hoddle behind him. I'd probably take either of them.
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Jesus, and I thought a Frenchman (leading the English) was a novel idea......... but now a German going to lead them! Following Brexit maybe he will have to do the job from home . I think England have a real crisis in that they don't have a clue about what to do next. Perhaps Waddle's rant the other day was not as crass as first thought.[/quotethebeautifulgame wrote:Nice One Cyril wrote:I heard Giggsy was available and probably in with the same chance as Ryanswannsong wrote:Ryan Giggs is available.....
He may turn out to be a fine manager, but the FA are not going to appoint someone with zero real experience. Now that Southgate and Harry have ruled themselves out, Klinsmann is the new bookies favourite with Hoddle behind him. I'd probably take either of them.
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