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Garth
July 1, 2016, 3:33pm

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Southgate comes across as quite not the type to give hairdryer treatment.


Especially wearing a brown paper bag with holes for eyes
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I hear Boris Johnson is looking for the top job somewhere.


Could hardly do worse. He'd be firing the players up with speeches from Henry V and Caesar (Julius not the Fishy poster).


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I hear Boris Johnson is looking for the top job somewhere.


Could hardly do worse. He'd be firing the players up with speeches from Henry V and Caesar (Julius not the Fishy poster).


Nah - he'd sodomist off at half time if things weren't going well
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Nah - he'd sodomist off at half time if things weren't going well


Don't you mean he'll sold off if the team does unexpectedly well in the first half?


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What would people think if Jurgen Klinsmann got the job ?
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What would people think if Jurgen Klinsmann got the job ?


A German!! No thanks I'm sure we could muster a shortlist of English candidates from a population of 60 million +


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A German!! No thanks I'm sure we could muster a shortlist of English candidates from a population of 60 million +



The trouble is, the 60m don't get a referendum on this one. It's an FA diktat.

Interesting isn't it that Coleman has never been a massive success at club level. Certainly no more so than say, Alladyce or Pardew or even Steve Bruce. The success Coleman  has had in France reminds me of Ranieri's and to an extent Phil Brown's Hull side that got the first promotion to the Prem - the best thing these managers have done is to get a system going then leave well alone, though in Ranieri's case he learned it the hard way. Another who had that knack was George Kerr. Sometimes doing nothing is the best thing a manager can do. Bobby Robson's best performance as manager was in Italy when he listened to the players and went back to the system they knew best and they ought to have won that tournament.


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The trouble is, the 60m don't get a referendum on this one. It's an FA diktat.

Interesting isn't it that Coleman has never been a massive success at club level. Certainly no more so than say, Alladyce or Pardew or even Steve Bruce. The success Coleman  has had in France reminds me of Ranieri's and to an extent Phil Brown's Hull side that got the first promotion to the Prem - the best thing these managers have done is to get a system going then leave well alone, though in Ranieri's case he learned it the hard way. Another who had that knack was George Kerr. Sometimes doing nothing is the best thing a manager can do. Bobby Robson's best performance as manager was in Italy when he listened to the players and went back to the system they knew best and they ought to have won that tournament.



Very Tolstoian RRFC. You're saying we need a Kutusov figure?

Anyway got to be better than Alan Effing Shearer.


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Next England manager should be given a 2 yr contract worth about £200k per year with a bonus for winning a tournament. That will put off all the big names and if they fail (no manager will get us to a final again) its saved the FA over £2million.
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Quoted from Davec
What would people think if Jurgen Klinsmann got the job ?


I'd support the opposition!


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