Wales have just appointed Giggs as their manager really not sure what the probelm with him would be.
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[Football] Phil Neville
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Wales have just appointed Giggs as their manager really not sure what the probelm with him would be.
Billy the Fish
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How can people say he's not qualified.
He played top level football for 15 years. He's got a UEFA B badge and has been coaching at the top level for the last 4 years. I'm pretty sure he'll be able to teach them something.
He played top level football for 15 years. He's got a UEFA B badge and has been coaching at the top level for the last 4 years. I'm pretty sure he'll be able to teach them something.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I called a kid a bender in the school playground in 1980, hope this doesn’t come back to haunt me
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I know it's easy to get carried away, but calling a kid a Wimpy meal is a bit over the top
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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So, he hasn't really done anything wrong? I'm OUTRAGED!
BBassic
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Not often I agree with Danny Mills:
"I do feel it's a bit of a left field appointment," he said. "The questions aren't around him itself they're around the FA's process; the coaching pathway for coaches coming through the system.
"What's happened to that with women?
"He's never managed in the women's game whatsoever. Men and women are massively different and dealing with the women's game is different so what's the rationale of employing someone who has never worked in that industry?
"It doesn't matter to me if it's a male or female as a coach as long as they have the right experience.
"For someone to get a top job having never managed at the highest level - what message does that send to grass-root coaches?
"If you start at the bottom level you can work to the top - or if you're a big name in the media you can jump to the top."
"I do feel it's a bit of a left field appointment," he said. "The questions aren't around him itself they're around the FA's process; the coaching pathway for coaches coming through the system.
"What's happened to that with women?
"He's never managed in the women's game whatsoever. Men and women are massively different and dealing with the women's game is different so what's the rationale of employing someone who has never worked in that industry?
"It doesn't matter to me if it's a male or female as a coach as long as they have the right experience.
"For someone to get a top job having never managed at the highest level - what message does that send to grass-root coaches?
"If you start at the bottom level you can work to the top - or if you're a big name in the media you can jump to the top."
aolstudios
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Spot on
coz dats 'ow FACKIN GWEEZAAAS towk
That wasn't her complaint. Her complaint was that she knew several female coaches who had done the coaching badges, had loads of experience managing women's football teams and yet didn't even get an interview.
This. There are some great women coaches in the game. As qualified, if not more so, than Neville P.
Very disappointed, yet unsurprised, that the senile blazers at the FA have yet again displayed their incompetence to the world.
sussex_guy2k2
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His tweets are clearly misguided. But they read very tongue in cheek to me. I mean "I just battered the wife" sounds awful, but add any context to it and it could sound perfectly normal, like "I just battered the wife at snooker"...
Yes. Clearly a misguided attempt at humour. Then again, domestic abuse is perhaps not the best thing to try to get a laugh out of?
I'm biased against him anyway. I can hardly bear to listen to him on MOTD. I pretty much disagree with everything he says. I wouldn't have him near a kid's team - let alone the national team.
I'm biased against him anyway. I can hardly bear to listen to him on MOTD. I pretty much disagree with everything he says. I wouldn't have him near a kid's team - let alone the national team.
Klaas
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This.
BBassic
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Kick It Out getting involved now:
http://www.kickitout.org/news/kick-...of-phil-neville-as-england-womens-head-coach/
This appointment could be even shorter than Fat Sam's
http://www.kickitout.org/news/kick-...of-phil-neville-as-england-womens-head-coach/
This appointment could be even shorter than Fat Sam's
mikeyjh
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You do wonder how the FA could make themselves appear any more incompetent - Did nobody stop to think, what skeletons are in Phil's cupboard? Is there any particular social media platform that might be cause of some embarrassment? I'm not going to get too worked up about what he tweeted but then to make him, an apparently unqualified man the manager of the Women's team, without doing a bit of due diligence... FFS.
crodonilson
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...and Peter Herbert. Expect him to be sacked by the end of the week and relieved of his duties by the BBCtoo.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Is there any subject on NSC that you won't link to Islam in a feeble manner? One thing is for sure your wear your agenda on your sleeve.
I suppose it works in with the chip on your shoulder.
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Farehamseagull
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What astounds me is the stupidity of these public figures. Whether he thinks these things or not, why put them out there on a public forum for millions of people to see that could come back and bite you at a later date? It's not my thing but if wants to make stone age, crass 'jokes' like that, do it with your mates in private as they're probably equally immature. It's not like he wasn't famous in 2012?! The wife beating tweet particularly, on what planet did he ever think that was a good idea to tweet?
He probably shouldn't have got the job in the first place, I don't know a great deal about women's football but from what I've read and heard on the matter there are more qualified women and men out there. I know they probably thought it would give the women's game more exposure but I'm astonished with what is happening in the world and the criticism the FA have received over the Sampson ordeal that they thought this was a good idea.
He probably shouldn't have got the job in the first place, I don't know a great deal about women's football but from what I've read and heard on the matter there are more qualified women and men out there. I know they probably thought it would give the women's game more exposure but I'm astonished with what is happening in the world and the criticism the FA have received over the Sampson ordeal that they thought this was a good idea.