Next England Manager

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Any one of:

Howe
Hoddle
Bilic
Hiddink
Klinsmann
Blanc

I'd be happy with. Some obviously more than others. Would prefer Bilic the most.


Just don't pick Southgate, for ****s' sake. Please.
 
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Im sure I heard on the radio that Southgate has got the temporary job and the FA are looking at approaching Wenger to take over permanatly when his Arsenal contract runs out
 
TigerMarv said:
Im sure I heard on the radio that Southgate has got the temporary job and the FA are looking at approaching Wenger to take over permanatly when his Arsenal contract runs out
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Having managed here for 20 odd years, Wenger is at least representative of English football.
 
originallambrettaman said:
I'd far rather have Beckham than Southgate, he'd command the respect of the players and he's as passionate about England as anyone.
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I am surprised at you, normally a voice of reason, suggesting Beckham become England manager - and particularly your comment that he is 'passionate about England'. A lovely man, I'm sure, but he is inarticulate, possesses little charisma or gravitas, has demonstrated no understanding of tactics, and would probably make the same mistake just about every England manager has done for the past few decades by making friends with the players. They are too cosseted as it is, with everyone in their bubble talking each other up (Sturridges recent paean to the Sterling being a good example - 'he's an amazing player, one of the best in the world...') and Beckham is unlikely to be any different. Seriously, Beckham is a cock.
 
Cortez91 said:
If Fergie took it, we'd win everything for the next four years then slump when he retires to not even qualifying for Europe under some chap called David Moyes.
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SAF has said on a number of occasions that he will NEVER manage England or has any desire to. FACT.


I personally would not mind Guus Hiddink. Handles big name players very well. However the players need to start by getting mentally strong.
 
bobby ace said:
I am surprised at you, normally a voice of reason, suggesting Beckham become England manager - and particularly your comment that he is 'passionate about England'. A lovely man, I'm sure, but he is inarticulate, possesses little charisma or gravitas, has demonstrated no understanding of tactics, and would probably make the same mistake just about every England manager has done for the past few decades by making friends with the players. They are too cosseted as it is, with everyone in their bubble talking each other up (Sturridges recent paean to the Sterling being a good example - 'he's an amazing player, one of the best in the world...') and Beckham is unlikely to be any different. Seriously, Beckham is a cock.
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He said he'd prefer him over Southgate, not that he actually wants Beckham as a manager.

****ing learn to read.
 
bobby ace said:
I am surprised at you, normally a voice of reason, suggesting Beckham become England manager - and particularly your comment that he is 'passionate about England'. A lovely man, I'm sure, but he is inarticulate, possesses little charisma or gravitas, has demonstrated no understanding of tactics, and would probably make the same mistake just about every England manager has done for the past few decades by making friends with the players. They are too cosseted as it is, with everyone in their bubble talking each other up (Sturridges recent paean to the Sterling being a good example - 'he's an amazing player, one of the best in the world...') and Beckham is unlikely to be any different. Seriously, Beckham is a cock.
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If I'd actually suggested Beckham be the next England manager, you'd have a point, but I actually suggest Hiddink.
 
Mr. Hat said:
Having managed here for 20 odd years, Wenger is at least representative of English football.
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Considering we appear to have a real problem with the team folding under any sort of pressure, why would anyone want the one manager whose teams do exactly the same, year in year out.
 
The FA don't have to rush this appointment at all. In fact I hope they take a long time and get it right.

Our WC group is hardly a strong one anyway.

At the moment the England players need a schrink more than a manager.
 
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