Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
England should take a look at Chris Hughton as their next manager – according to a touchline rival.
Phil Brown, former boss of next opponents Preston North End, has suggested the Seagulls chief as a potential candidate for the top job if Gareth Southgate does not impress.
He believes Hughton, who is a former Republic of Ireland international but was born and raised in London, has impressed as “a tactician and a technician” in the club game.
Brown expects Crawley boy Southgate to remain in control of the national side if his remaining two games as stand-in go well.
But, if England continue to struggle, the FA net will be cast again.
Brown said: “Chris Hughton comes to mind for me because of the great job he has been doing in the English game.
“He’s a tactician and a technician and he has been at some big clubs both as a player and as a manager.
Well would he ?
Not something I would like to see probably the best manager we have had in sometime and very hard to replace.
Phil Brown, former boss of next opponents Preston North End, has suggested the Seagulls chief as a potential candidate for the top job if Gareth Southgate does not impress.
He believes Hughton, who is a former Republic of Ireland international but was born and raised in London, has impressed as “a tactician and a technician” in the club game.
Brown expects Crawley boy Southgate to remain in control of the national side if his remaining two games as stand-in go well.
But, if England continue to struggle, the FA net will be cast again.
Brown said: “Chris Hughton comes to mind for me because of the great job he has been doing in the English game.
“He’s a tactician and a technician and he has been at some big clubs both as a player and as a manager.
Well would he ?
Not something I would like to see probably the best manager we have had in sometime and very hard to replace.
