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I think we should have a Referendum on whos to be the next manager.....cannot trust the FA to do it ))

Ginger McCain was a great trainer but could he have coaxed a Grand National win out of Mr Ed?

I wouldn't mind giving Klinsmann a go but no doubt the braindead FA will hire Southgate.

Psalms old, same old. A clean sweep is required, hiding behind the manager will produce yet another false dawn.

Beefymcfc wrote:Psalms old, same old. A clean sweep is required, hiding behind the manager will produce yet another false dawn.

Maybe beefy but I think a cohesive set of tactics with players knowing whats expected, and a licence to express themselves within that framework could see england become a dangerous opponent again. Hopefully there are managers out there who are thinking clearly about what they would do and see it as a challenge to change the path taken rather than an easy gig to pick up a few mill before retirement.

The FA needs a revamp and most of the useless fat cat cunts that steal a living from it need fucking off .

Eric Njorl

Lars Lagerbäck

Nogin the Nog

Mancini interested?

Who cares?

Lost interest after France 98 with Hoddle and Eileen

Bianchi on Ice wrote:Mancini interested?

At least his abrasive style would be offset by the players returning to their clubs between matches - I bet he could do a decent job of it.

Mark Hughes, then the Welsh can moan when we make the semi-final.

RodneyRodney wrote:Nogin the Nog

Legend

Bianchi on Ice wrote:Mancini interested?

Terrible idea, and Shay Given agrees.

http://talksport.com/football/england-s ... goalkeeper

PrezIke wrote:

Bianchi on Ice wrote:Mancini interested?

Terrible idea, and Shay Given agrees.

http://talksport.com/football/england-s ... goalkeeper

Maybe he's what they need. He wouldn't be with the players for long enough to fall out with them...

Think he would do a good job IF he was allowed to.

Pellegrini.

Dameerto wrote:

Bianchi on Ice wrote:Mancini interested?

At least his abrasive style would be offset by the players returning to their clubs between matches - I bet he could do a decent job of it.

I reckon he'd be a decent choice. It depends, however, on how much of a 'Yes Man' the FA would want him to be. Would he have to mollycoddle the likes of Lallana and pick players to appease broadcasters and sponsors, or could he drop players who simply weren't up to performing the way he wanted?

PeterParker wrote:Pellegrini.

that's actually a great shout

carl_feedthegoat wrote:I think we should have a Referendum on whos to be the next manager.....cannot trust the FA to do it ))

We would end up with Gary Neville with all the moronic rags voting