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He's played various formations. When he managed England, he quite often played 3-5-2 with wing backs. That formation isn't used much now, so I dare say he'd tailor it to whatever players he had at his disposal.

Not strictly true. Manchester United have not really played an orthodox 4-4-2 for a number of years and in recent years, they have in fact switched their formation a lot. This past season, they have tended to play one central striker and 2 wide forwards in possession and then play five in...

Hoddle's skewed belief system is his business and I don't think he would be naive to put himself in a position again that he did when he led to him being removed from the England job. In terms of managerial credentials, he has been out of the game for several years now and his spells as manager...