Domo
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A message from Gareth Southgate
Three Lions boss to leave role after 102 games in charge
He's used to managing big players though he wouldn't be my first choiceBetting odds on Tuchel were sliced last night down from 33/1 to 6/1. Really hope it’s not him, don’t rate him at all.
And were lucky enough to play against a poor team.Last 2 euro winners have been teams that actually went for it and played good attacking football .. we already have the blueprint
We should have beat Italy , but he's gone now .. these arguments are for the archivesAnd were lucky enough to play against a poor team.
To be fair, De La Fuente hadn’t won anything major as a manager until he took over Spain’s full team (not including youth championships)Problem we’ve got is that we don’t really have any English managers who’ve won anything major, whereas other countries do have that. And I think you need that in order to get over the line - which is why we went down the foreign manager route before.
Lee Carsley won the under 21 championship.
Otherwise I can’t think of anyone else?
going to be extremely difficult.
I won't judge them harshly, I'm just not sure the England job is so attractive for them if your reputation gets trashed for not winning the world cup in the style of Brazil 1982 or 86. Potter maybe as he's out of work, but assuming Newcastle will be reasonably patient with Howe, wouldn't his better bet be to try and win something with them, so his reputation holds up when he inevitably fails with England (as everybody has since 1966)?To be fair, De La Fuente hadn’t won anything major as a manager until he took over Spain’s full team (not including youth championships)
I don’t think we should judge Howe and Potter too harshly for not winning anything major, as the top clubs with a serious chance of winning anything in this country have been a pretty closed shop managerially.
Plus, we’ve seen what a basket case Chelsea have been recently so am apprehensive about judging Potter too harshly for not succeeding there in such a short period of time.
Both Potter and Howe and far better managers than Southgate
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Back to the times of not qualifying for tournaments if so.Wouldn’t be surprised if they went for Lampard.
Potter would be out of his depth. He couldn't cope with the Chelsea job so certainly couldn't take the pressure of the England job.I think they’d be hopeless at national level
How about Sarina Wiegman? Knows the FA already, lots of experience, good with the media and has won trophies.
Both Potter and Howe and far better managers than Southgate
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To be fair I don't think any of the subsequent managers could cope with the job after Potter so might be harsh to judge him on that. I think he's a good coach, good enough for England? I'm unsure.Potter would be out of his depth. He couldn't cope with the Chelsea job so certainly couldn't take the pressure of the England job.
Howe is inconsistent and can be tetchy with the media which is disastrous for an England manager. He really should have done better at Newcastle with the resources he has had. Does have periods of success though.
I wouldn't be surprised either.Wouldn’t be surprised if they went for Lampard.
Brian Potter would have been better than SouthgateBoth Potter and Howe and far better managers than Southgate
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