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Personally I'd go for Dyche from that lot.

There is no stand out candidate. Hoddle, Redknapp, Pardew will all be to too edgy for the FA after Big Sam. Eddie Howe doesn't want to the go in that pressure cooker at such a young age. English candidates left Southgate Bruce Pearce Neville Dyche Warburton Phelan Pearson Dean Smith Chris...

I don't really give a fuck who is given the job now. Lost faith in english football. People calling for Harry Redknapp on radio, pmsl. Can you imagine the stuff the media cretins would dig up on him.

Yea but...who hasn't taken the mick out of Roys speech at some point or another. The media was happy to take the piss out of the england manager speech on the Sun front page, and now another newspaper is using it to ruin the current (now ex) england manager.

Not a chance, how stupid would the FA look after Big Sam to appoint Hoddle after the way it ended last time with Hoddle. It will be some drip who has the personality of a wet fish, someone so boring he has no chance of saying anything remotely interesting that the media can spin and twist...

Confirmed in FA statement

Southgate in charge for the next 4 matches, fuck this nation.

I hope we lose to Malta and fail to qualify for Russia.

Apparently Allardyce gone now, very sad.

That is what third party ownership is, its banned now in the UK. Allardyce even says in the video you can't do that now. He says the way around it is to employ the agent, and then every time the agents client is transferred or signs a new deal you get a cut of the agents fee instead of a cut of...

Basically all he's said with regards to to third party ownership, is that you can't do third party ownership anymore. He's saying you employ the agent, and then you get a cut of the agents fee every time the agents client is transferred or signs a new contract. It's not even a loophole as such...

Looks to me as if reporters went fishing for a story/scandal. Allardyce didn't really give them much to go in and so they are sensationalising a couple of quotes.

As I posted in another thread, I don't like how the telegraph spin it as Reda refusing to sign the petition which is a blatant lie. A desperate attempt to turn Coventry fans against Reda because he criticised the telegraph.

The more I read, the more it looks like a mountain out of a molehill. Media are loving it, talksport coming down hard on Allardyce and pushing for his sacking. I'll be massively disappointed if he is sacked, not because I think he is a great manager but its starting to feel like a media witch hunt.

I think the reasoning is that all the ticket facilities from the butts have to be moved to the Ricoh on match day as to cope with the demand at the stadium. Tin pot but there you go.

British media out to get the national team as usual, this was a 10 month con so I'm assuming they sat on the video and waited till now to do max damage.

Typical stupid response

I like how the telegraph spin it as reda refused to sign the petition which isn't true. A cowardly attempt to turn fans against someone who has criticised the telegraph. Also I'm pretty sure reda's quotes in that article have been altered from what was reported at the time.

Yea that's a valid criticism, that's nothing to do with positioning though which is what people were talking a lot of shite about earlier in this thread. He's still a much better keeper than Burge, so whilst he may have been culpable for some goals (imo only the Fleetwood goal is a bad error, a...

The reason he was running as if it was going wide was because it clearly was going wide. It spun and changed direction on the bounce and snuck inside the post That's nothing to do with positioning though