Marshy
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So your happy for Sven to stay even if we dont qualify...... SHOCKING
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RonnieO'Sullivan
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Marshy said:
if we don't qualify sven should be shot.
Uncle Buck
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Marshy said:
Sadly for you we will qualify, so it is not a problem.
For all the anti Sven feeling festering amongst yourself, Easy and Pavilionaire, not one of you have come up with a sensible alternative. It seems as long as they are English then it is fine by you, even if it does mean returning to the dark days of Taylor or the passion by f*** wit management of Keegan.
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i feel sven is the right man for the job, we will qualify. who else is gonna do a better job than sven in ur view marshy?
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Uncle Buck said:
at last common sense.........their is no other alternatives that have shown willingness to take the job......
people say allardyce but i wouldnt want us to play crouch and kevin davies up front and play long ball all day.....
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Get Graham Taylor back in. He was good.
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Every England manager of the last few years has come into fierce critisism at some point. It never seems to dawn on people that maybe the players we have aren't as good as we like to think. For all the multi million pound superstars we have only two English clubs have won the Champions League in 20 years - pretty poor really.
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Trufflehound said:Get Graham Taylor back in. He was good.
No, Venables! He was invincible
Someone in the Sun today is actually calling for him to return. Amazing!
Brighton Boy
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sven hasnt done a bad job.
We run out of steam against brazil and a freak goal gave them the win.
Portugal.....cant fault the way he played it but i feel the players lost it when rooney came off as they had no spark.....
portugal were their for the taking that night and the players f***ed it up.....
Sven has a good record
We run out of steam against brazil and a freak goal gave them the win.
Portugal.....cant fault the way he played it but i feel the players lost it when rooney came off as they had no spark.....
portugal were their for the taking that night and the players f***ed it up.....
Sven has a good record
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Against Bazil we were all over them. Then 1-0 up against 10 men we sat back and in the end couldn't get back into it. Pretty much the same goes for Portugal, and France at Euro 2004.
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RonnieO'Sullivan
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Brighton Boy said:
i'll go along with that.
Surprise surprise he brings owen back in - you can see why some england players get pissed off with sven.
If he brings back owen and changes formation what message does that send to the likes of Defoe.
If he brings back owen and changes formation what message does that send to the likes of Defoe.
Marshy
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English choices are thin on the ground granted.
Im not against a Foriegn manager another misconception, my choice has always been Wenger if available...and i think its a lot more posible than people think.
I would be happy with Martin O'Neill also, anyone who can get Celtic to a European Cup Final is a good candidate, unfortunately losing to a Porto side that then went on to win the European Cup the following season....if you can get an extra 10% out of players Like O'Neill does, at international level that really would give us the edge.
Of the English choices, certainly not Mclaren.
Allardyce and Curbishley both deserve a mention constantly getting more than can be expcected out of the players they have.
Im not against a Foriegn manager another misconception, my choice has always been Wenger if available...and i think its a lot more posible than people think.
I would be happy with Martin O'Neill also, anyone who can get Celtic to a European Cup Final is a good candidate, unfortunately losing to a Porto side that then went on to win the European Cup the following season....if you can get an extra 10% out of players Like O'Neill does, at international level that really would give us the edge.
Of the English choices, certainly not Mclaren.
Allardyce and Curbishley both deserve a mention constantly getting more than can be expcected out of the players they have.
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Silent Bob said:
I agree we threw it away a bit but - sorry to use the old heat excuse here, so I'll word it another way - Brazil had the stamina!
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KinkyGoebels said:
thats not fair really. he played a team he thought was capable of beating a well organised wales team, we battled kept the ball well and won by the odd goal, game plan was a success. its called professionalism, ask jose mourinho. defoe will no wot sven thinks of him cos he will tell him, defoe will get his chance.
RonnieO'Sullivan said:i'll go along with that.
You cant fault the way we played in the portugal match? we played poorly - and only about 4 players turned up
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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KinkyGoebels said:
that owen is our best striker and is vital to us scoring goals?
you cant not play owen! he has a superb goal ratio and always pops up at the right times. him and rooney provide fantastic variety in our striking options
RonnieO'Sullivan said:
I wouldnt be so sure of that all the time Beckham is running the team - and Sven can deny it all he wants but its pretty clear he is.
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KinkyGoebels said:
the rooney loss was huge, totally changed the whole match.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit said:
Fair enough is owen is fit play him but the point im trying to make is that with owen out defoe should have played he was the top english goal scorer last year and he is in great form.