crodonilson
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Some interesting names in the frame...
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Next England Boss - The Poll
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nicko31
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Glenn Hoddle?
Sussexscots
Fed up with trains. Sick of the rain.
Laurent Blanc?
GT49er
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Surely most are joke names rather than interesting ones. What a dire list! OK, Big Sam may have had to go, but it's a bad day for the England football team.
Paul Reids Sock
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Paul Clement
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Paul Gascoigne
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Ruel Fox currently winning - make it so.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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just leave it with Southgate, did OK with the under21's didn't he? no available manager is going to set the world alight with England.
fat old seagull
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Eddie Howe...don't like him, but only because of his pedigree. But he has done well with a little crap club. 
Stumpy Tim
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Has to be Ruel Fox. Can't believe he didn't get it last time
fat old seagull
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crodonilson
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He's the only English manager on there with international management experience which has to be a big plus for him.
We could be the only international team with a manager who looks like a FLEA.
GT49er
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........................and failed spectacularly when he tried to move up to a bigger club.
AmexRuislip
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Eddie Howe for me, because as I've said before on another thread, he's brought Bournmuff' up from the lower leagues to the top flight, gained experience in all aspects in type of player and style of play in all of these leagues 
GT49er
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'Leave it' as in 'abandon it', you mean?
Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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Two massive stretches the of the truth in one post there. 1) Burnley are a bigger club. 2) He failed (of any kind) up there. He didn't get them relegated, or even close to it, and they were ticking along about as ordinarily as they tended to do when he went there, plus he signed Danny Ings so it's very hard to agree with your assessment.
That said, I think he should stay where he is for now. The England job is a hench payday without too much gratification, all the usual rats will want the job.
Personally, I would go for the best man for the job, Harry Redknapp. Obviously, he'll need to be banned from doing anything else and cleared of any involvement in this same "scandal" but he would be my pick from a footballing perspective.
fat old seagull
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What are you on? In the very short time he was at Burnley his acquisitions included Charlie Austin, Danny Ings, Tyrell and Vokes. And The Muff had to pay substantial reimbursement to Burnley for his release. Hardly a spectacular failure!