Who Will Be Next England Manager?

[The Alchemist]

Just when you thought it couldn't get worse, you then see the list of potential candidates and you see the name Pardew on it.

 

[onenilup]

Southgate. A born winner.

Sake.

 

[yesyescherry]

big sam!

 

[paul49]

thefiendofkingspark - 27/6/2016 22:38

Jeremy Corbyn.

I think Hodgson got his half time pep talk speech from Jeremy Corbyn

 

[billythekid]

Surprised Glenn Hoddle wasn't on that list.

 

[afcdibby]

If we're going English then Pardew is the best on offer.

 

[chriscooke]

Eddie is 2nd favourite on bet365. 9/1

 

[redharry]

Absolutely no chance they would go for EH.

 

[blandford_cherry]

Shearer being touted as 2nd favourite

 

[Steady Eddie 1]

Give it to Stan Collymore
He'd at least get a Dogged performance out of the boys.

Seriously, I couldn't give a toss who gets the job, as long as it ain't Eddie.

 

[USCherry]

Get a winner in. Not some guy who is experienced. Not someone who is respected. Get someone who knows how to win. We have the players despite what people might think. FA get your wallets out.

 

[MB1980]

USCherry - 28/6/2016 03:22

Get a winner in. Not some guy who is experienced. Not someone who is respected. Get someone who knows how to win. We have the players despite what people might think. FA get your wallets out.

Agree. Not sure who that person is yet, no one English jumps out, that's for sure (except one person).

The fa love going for conservative types, rather than charismatic and inspiring. I think it's it the mental side that's missing from taking us to the level. Any decent german managers available?

 

[Silent AFCB]

Does Eddie Jones know anything about football?

 

[The Alchemist]

Silent AFCB - 28/6/2016 07:08

Does Eddie Jones know anything about football?

Does he need to ?

 

[The Alchemist]

My only worry is that if they go for Southgate then will they try and entice Eddie to take over the under 21s ?

 

[Starch]

could Eddie Jones do both jobs?

 

[Norton Cherry]

yesyescherry - 27/6/2016 22:45

big sam!

Although many would not wan't him and his type of football (including me), at least there would be a clear style and approach.

Iceland clearly showed that it's not about having a teams of stars, but about a clear plan which every player understands.

England continue with the approach of just stick your "best" 11 players and hope they perform.

 

[Ex-Joss-Man]

Slaven Bilic, no question about his passion

 

[JIMNNINA]

Bilic is a good call, knows the players, has international experience, speaks well and looks like he cares.

 

[4FCB]

Sean Dyche has done a decent job at Burnley and his no-nonsense attitude would be a welcome change to the safe options.



After match interviews would be entertaining too.

Doubt it'll ever happen though.