Hoddle's man management is reportedly bad. There were issues with him falling out with players at chelsea, England, spurs and wolves. He was or is a very good coach apparently but it was his man management issues that killed his career
Tips / Bets Next England manager ?
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Bilic or Klinsmann for me. Both got the kind of energy needed to bring the best out of a very talented group of players. These players go toe to toe with some top end foreign players in the world on a weekly basis in the PL. I don't buy it that they are ****, the odd one, but not the majority.
No he wouldn't be, not because it is a poisoned chalice.
Coz, it is Gus!!
His two major accomplishments - 2002 Korean WC run (scandalous allegedly) & our FA cup win (team which Avram took to CL final).
Gus is always called as 'Lucky Gus' by his countrymen for a reason.
Gus was probably a better man manager - but the way he lost us 4th spot this season by mis-management is ridiculous.
TBH - Arsene would be great. May not win majors - but will guarantee Semifinals (4th spot) in all the majors.
His international record is not bad got both south Korea and Russia to semi finals of major tournaments also got Australia out of there group at a world cup
Russia 2008 squad was one of the best. Arshavin had a blinder.
I don't know, may be Gus was decent enough. 'Was' is the key.
He was shambles last few years with Holland. May be he lost it just like his countrymen Louis Van Gaal??
Well LvG is available - can be good fit for England.
England wouldn't lose the 3rd place playoff under Wenger, If there's one thing Arsenal can do it's perform once the pressures off
He won the CL with PSV in 1988. Got to WC semi in 1998 too with Holland I think. Won shedloads of titles with PSV over 2 spells and got them to 2006 CL semi final
I wish I could say I disagree. But history says you're almost certainly right, unfortunately.
They do need somebody who can put the team spirit, and belief in themselves that Hodgson clearly couldn't.
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Chris. Coleman...
Play players in their best positions and actually stick with a system that works for the team?
What madness is this?!
.... I suspect some sort of 'revolutionary thinking' ... Coleman hasn't read the script ... silly fcuker...
