Next England Boss - The Poll

[atfc village]

Roy Race

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Southgate interim and then Wenger.

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Keep Southgate in charge so we fail to qualify for Russia 2018 and all the grief that will bring, and then a fresh start under Wenger.

Good thinking

A dead fish could get us through the qualification group.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Some interesting names in the frame...

My choice must be one of the very few that isn't even on, what is, a very long list. Arsene Wenger is out of contract at Arsenal at the end of the season.

The FA could do an awful lot worse, than give Southgate the job on a temporary basis until June, and then let Wenger take over.

 

[Marshy]

Mr Wenger ?

 

[Pavilionaire]

My choice is Klinsmann - not everyone's cup of tea but given a good number of football people are questioning the belief and the bottle of the England players then having a German coach used to winning international tournaments with that winning mentality - rather than an English coach - might be a big psychological plus.

 

[Marshy]

My choice must be one of the very few that isn't even on, what is, a very long list. Arsene Wenger is out of contract at Arsenal at the end of the season.

The FA could do an awful lot worse, than give Southgate the job on a temporary basis until June, and then let Wenger take over.

Agreed, im sure Mr Wenger could take it on a part time basis with the help of Southgate until the end of the season then take over full time ?...

Klinsmann also would be fine by me.

 

[Lower West Stander]

Given the nature of Sam's departure. Irony of all ironies that Pardew is favourite.......




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[Marshy]

Given the nature of Sam's departure. Irony of all ironies that Pardew is favourite.......




Way too many skeleton's in Super "injuction" Al's closet to get the England job.

 

[Danny-Boy]

My choice is Klinsmann - not everyone's cup of tea but given a good number of football people are questioning the belief and the bottle of the England players then having a German coach used to winning international tournaments with that winning mentality - rather than an English coach - might be a big psychological plus.

I agree. I voted for JK but was surprised to see him ahead. Of Ruel Fox? Would have thought Dean Cox was more likely

 

[carlzeiss]

How about Bungle

 

[Icy Gull]

Just give it to Eddie Howe and be done with it. We need a smug Thunderbird as England manager and it will prove to be the demise of smug Bournemouth too.

I don't give a shit about England as a football team so it won't matter to me if Eddie Howe turns out to be the footballing equivalent of the Emperor's New Clothes as our manager either.

 

[John Bumlick]

English manager was a disaster so, in spite of the potential language issues, I'd go foreign again and give it to Nathan Jones...

 

[Mellotron]

I like Wenger, but I couldn't think of someone less suited to taking over a "mentally fragile" side - which we very clearly are, if you remember the looks of terror during the Iceland game. His biggest weakness is that his sides are mentally fragile.

 

[Pavilionaire]

It's depressing to think that this is the best available. Over half of the people on that list wouldn't get anywhere near interview stage anyway!

Might have something to do with the fact it's September and every decent manager work their salt is employed under contract.

I see we paid Sunderland £3mill to get Big Sam, then paid the greedy ****er half a mill for 2 months work. So that's £3 1/2 mill blown on a manager for 1 game.

Fair play to the FA though - globally, no one comes near them when it comes to consistent cock-ups.

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Eddie Howe would be an interesting choice. Other than that, Klinnsmann for me. Please please please not Pardew.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Lets not bother getting a new manager, lets just retire from international football as a country.

 

[happypig]

Mick McCarthy

 

[Southern Scouse]

What a list of mediocrity.
Eddie Howe however, gets my vote.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

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

None of which matters at international level. You don't get to coach much, all you need to do is pick the right players, in form and briefly organise them - oh, and don't let them near any dentist chairs.