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I would prefer Hoddle over everybody mentioned so far.

15 years since we last played well against a decent team in a meaningful competition. That is jaw dropping isn't it?

Unfortunately ALL the times we play like Germany are in games that don't matter, when the chips are down we play like a Sunday League team. If you disagree please let me know the last meaningful game against decent opposition that England looked like a good team.

I absolutely see the logic in this post. England as a Wimbledon or Stoke is a sobering and depressing thought but our strengths are more in line with those two teams than the slick Barcelona, Madrid, Arsenal styles that we'd like to aspire to but can't pull off. We need to come back as an...

**** me, the thought of that smug wanker being England manager makes me feel sick. Yes he is a very good manager at a small club but he is a smug wanker and I'd hate to see his smug face everywhere as England manager. Let him see out his career in the comfort zone that is Russian Bournemouth

Glenn Hoddle would be my choice by a considerable margin.