Viking Surfer
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Viking Surfer on Jun 28, 2016 19:39:31 GMT 1, Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson?
Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson?
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Daniel Silk on Jun 28, 2016 20:49:38 GMT 1, Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson?
Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson? Martin O'Neil, he knows how to motive players, get them playing as a team, and certainly has a great history of getting average squads of player to play well above their true level. |
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Viking Surfer
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Viking Surfer on Jun 28, 2016 20:58:45 GMT 1, Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson? Martin O'Neil, he knows how to motive players, get them playing as a team, and certainly has a great history of getting average squads of player to play well above their true level.
But would he leave Ireland?
Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson? Martin O'Neil, he knows how to motive players, get them playing as a team, and certainly has a great history of getting average squads of player to play well above their true level. But would he leave Ireland? |
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singerstu
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by singerstu on Jun 28, 2016 21:06:50 GMT 1, As far as the bookies are concerned there is only one person Gareth Southgate, I can't see much sucess for England in the near future. The concern is there is no one in contention that looks like they could do a decent job.
As far as the bookies are concerned there is only one person Gareth Southgate, I can't see much sucess for England in the near future. The concern is there is no one in contention that looks like they could do a decent job.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Daniel Silk on Jun 28, 2016 21:07:56 GMT 1, Martin O'Neil, he knows how to motive players, get them playing as a team, and certainly has a great history of getting average squads of player to play well above their true level. But would he leave Ireland?  in some ways his style suits Ireland better than England.
Martin O'Neil, he knows how to motive players, get them playing as a team, and certainly has a great history of getting average squads of player to play well above their true level. But would he leave Ireland? Yeah, maybe not in some ways his style suits Ireland better than England. |
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peted
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by peted on Jun 28, 2016 21:12:37 GMT 1, Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson?
Who do you think will / should replace Hodgson? Roy Race - back o' the net! |
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mehor
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by mehor on Jun 28, 2016 21:13:33 GMT 1, momentarily england can have the best coach in the world and still have no success...itยดs the players, not the coaches.
as long as each premier league club continues to buy average players for craploads of money, england will continue to have no success as a national team. when was the last time england reached a semi-final in a european- or world championship? 22 years?
itยดs not always the coaches fault....itยดs the system.
tons of money to buy any player who walked straight without falling and therefore, no patience to let english born players play, get experience, make mistakes and grow from them. i believe if english clubs start playing english born players for 5-10 years, england will rock as they do in the youth leagues already....just my opinion
momentarily england can have the best coach in the world and still have no success...itยดs the players, not the coaches.
as long as each premier league club continues to buy average players for craploads of money, england will continue to have no success as a national team. when was the last time england reached a semi-final in a european- or world championship? 22 years?
itยดs not always the coaches fault....itยดs the system.
tons of money to buy any player who walked straight without falling and therefore, no patience to let english born players play, get experience, make mistakes and grow from them. i believe if english clubs start playing english born players for 5-10 years, england will rock as they do in the youth leagues already....just my opinion
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Deleted on Jun 28, 2016 21:27:38 GMT 1, momentarily england can have the best coach in the world and still have no success...itยดs the players, not the coaches. as long as each premier league club continues to buy average players for craploads of money, england will continue to have no success as a national team. when was the last time england reached a semi-final in a european- or world championship? 22 years? itยดs not always the coaches fault....itยดs the system. tons of money to buy any player who walked straight without falling and therefore, no patience to let english born players play, get experience, make mistakes and grow from them. i believe if english clubs start playing english born players for 5-10 years, england will rock as they do in the youth leagues already....just my opinion
I'd be happy with someone with Slaven Billic that can push players and is relevant. The next manager could be any nationality as long as they have some level of respect and can influence the buffet loving blazers. So, inevitably it'll be Southgate or Neville.
momentarily england can have the best coach in the world and still have no success...itยดs the players, not the coaches. as long as each premier league club continues to buy average players for craploads of money, england will continue to have no success as a national team. when was the last time england reached a semi-final in a european- or world championship? 22 years? itยดs not always the coaches fault....itยดs the system. tons of money to buy any player who walked straight without falling and therefore, no patience to let english born players play, get experience, make mistakes and grow from them. i believe if english clubs start playing english born players for 5-10 years, england will rock as they do in the youth leagues already....just my opinion I respectfully disagree. England do have good players, not great but good. The Premier league is partly to blame but there's still a core of exciting talent. The problem for me, is the FA which must think Mike Bassett is a factual documentary rather than a comedy. Actually playing 442 would have probably been good enough to win yesterday. If England had a good coach, again not even great, we'd be regular quarter finalists or possibly better in World Cups and Euros. A coach that is tactically competent and one that will pick on form rather than what happened six months ago. I'd be happy with someone with Slaven Billic that can push players and is relevant. The next manager could be any nationality as long as they have some level of respect and can influence the buffet loving blazers. So, inevitably it'll be Southgate or Neville. |
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Trevorm
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Trevorm on Jun 28, 2016 21:30:33 GMT 1, Me. I'll do it for 10% of what they paid the last bloke.
And I'd only pick players from the Championship.
Me. I'll do it for 10% of what they paid the last bloke.
And I'd only pick players from the Championship.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Deleted on Jun 28, 2016 21:33:38 GMT 1, The one consistent through England's repeated failings are the FA. But they don't work in isolation - there are so many contributory factors. The Premier League, the Football League, and possibly that too many people earn a living as a professional footballer. The hype, the media, the tabloids. The youth system, coaching, puffed-up local FA reps in their man-made fibre suits, too much analysing, lack of belief in just letting kids play unfettered, deference to those with qualifications, and on and on.....
Whoever gets the job is working with their hands tied.
England have not had bad managers, and yet they fail time and time again.
Give 5 managers who want the job one game each and see how they get on i.e make them audition for the job.
The one consistent through England's repeated failings are the FA. But they don't work in isolation - there are so many contributory factors. The Premier League, the Football League, and possibly that too many people earn a living as a professional footballer. The hype, the media, the tabloids. The youth system, coaching, puffed-up local FA reps in their man-made fibre suits, too much analysing, lack of belief in just letting kids play unfettered, deference to those with qualifications, and on and on.....
Whoever gets the job is working with their hands tied.
England have not had bad managers, and yet they fail time and time again.
Give 5 managers who want the job one game each and see how they get on i.e make them audition for the job.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Deleted on Jun 28, 2016 21:34:51 GMT 1, Me. I'll do it for 10% of what they paid the last bloke. And I'd only pick players from the Championship.
I think football should be demoted to a past time sport like fishing rather than our national sport, and Rugby should replace football as our national sport.
make it so
Me. I'll do it for 10% of what they paid the last bloke. And I'd only pick players from the Championship. I think football should be demoted to a past time sport like fishing rather than our national sport, and Rugby should replace football as our national sport. make it so |
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Ruggs
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Ruggs on Jun 28, 2016 22:31:40 GMT 1, The heart of the problem is not who runs the England team but who is running the FA. Firstly, FA chief executive officer Martin Glenn should follow Hodgson out the door. Proper football men of the likes of David Dein, former vice-chairman of Arsenal and David Alan Gill, formerly chief executive of Manchester United and a vice-chairman of The Football Association should be charged with revolutionising the English FA from the bottom to the top. I don't know who should manage England right now but I do know that former players such as Alan Shearer and Rio Ferdinand should be allowed to take up roles within the FA advising, coaching and mentoring talented younger players. Current under 21's coach Gareth Southgate should be given everything he needs to improve himself as a coach and the under 21's further and given every opportunity to one day take over the senior squad.
The heart of the problem is not who runs the England team but who is running the FA. Firstly, FA chief executive officer Martin Glenn should follow Hodgson out the door. Proper football men of the likes of David Dein, former vice-chairman of Arsenal and David Alan Gill, formerly chief executive of Manchester United and a vice-chairman of The Football Association should be charged with revolutionising the English FA from the bottom to the top. I don't know who should manage England right now but I do know that former players such as Alan Shearer and Rio Ferdinand should be allowed to take up roles within the FA advising, coaching and mentoring talented younger players. Current under 21's coach Gareth Southgate should be given everything he needs to improve himself as a coach and the under 21's further and given every opportunity to one day take over the senior squad.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Daniel Silk on Jun 29, 2016 13:07:39 GMT 1,
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Viking Surfer
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Viking Surfer on Jun 29, 2016 14:04:09 GMT 1, But would he leave Ireland? Yeah, maybe not in some ways his style suits Ireland better than England.
I personally love Martin O'Neill though. He was fantastic at Aston Villa, when he left (due to the frustration of our owner selling our best players) we just went on a constant downhill slide.
But would he leave Ireland? Yeah, maybe not in some ways his style suits Ireland better than England. I personally love Martin O'Neill though. He was fantastic at Aston Villa, when he left (due to the frustration of our owner selling our best players) we just went on a constant downhill slide. |
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Viking Surfer
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Viking Surfer on Jul 3, 2016 20:17:03 GMT 1,
Eric Cantona throws his hat in to the ring...
Eric Cantona throws his hat in to the ring...
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jmds
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by jmds on Jul 3, 2016 22:56:49 GMT 1, I have my FA Level 1 coaching badge...
In reality though, I think Glenn Hoddle should get another go.
I have my FA Level 1 coaching badge...
In reality though, I think Glenn Hoddle should get another go.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Deleted on Jul 3, 2016 23:14:42 GMT 1, I have my FA Level 1 coaching badge... In reality though, I think Glenn Hoddle should get another go.
I'm intrigued why anyone would dream of having Hoddle back. What exactly has he done over the past ten years to enhance his management career, which wasn't great in the first place? The greatest ball playing English player in living memory - Matt Le Tiss :-) was overlooked by Hoddle on countless ocassions, so that tells you everything about that guy. Not to mention his bizarre personal views.
I have my FA Level 1 coaching badge... In reality though, I think Glenn Hoddle should get another go. I'm intrigued why anyone would dream of having Hoddle back. What exactly has he done over the past ten years to enhance his management career, which wasn't great in the first place? The greatest ball playing English player in living memory - Matt Le Tiss :-) was overlooked by Hoddle on countless ocassions, so that tells you everything about that guy. Not to mention his bizarre personal views. |
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by loother on Jul 3, 2016 23:44:23 GMT 1, The FA need to sort it out, sharpish. Coaching is the issue, so start by subsidising the courses a little: they've got enough money to pay unimpressive ageing managers ยฃ3.5m a year but charge enough for the proper, serious courses to rule out any young amateur (The Uefa A license costs nearly ยฃ6k here, and less than ยฃ500 in Germany). The pool of qualified young coaches has been wilfully, deliberately decreased, and it's impossible to figure out why. Everyone's talking about Iceland's success at the moment, just like everyone talked about the Ajax youth system when they were good, and then Clairefontaine, and then Barcelona, but it does seem that massively increasing the availability of coaching courses (and thus qualified coaches), and decent all-weather training pitches, can only be positive.
As for the identity of the next coach, I've been really impressed by Eddie Howe. He's only 38, but sod it. I also think Garry Monk has long-term potential, but the whole being-sacked-by-Swansea thing rules him out this time.
The FA need to sort it out, sharpish. Coaching is the issue, so start by subsidising the courses a little: they've got enough money to pay unimpressive ageing managers ยฃ3.5m a year but charge enough for the proper, serious courses to rule out any young amateur (The Uefa A license costs nearly ยฃ6k here, and less than ยฃ500 in Germany). The pool of qualified young coaches has been wilfully, deliberately decreased, and it's impossible to figure out why. Everyone's talking about Iceland's success at the moment, just like everyone talked about the Ajax youth system when they were good, and then Clairefontaine, and then Barcelona, but it does seem that massively increasing the availability of coaching courses (and thus qualified coaches), and decent all-weather training pitches, can only be positive.
As for the identity of the next coach, I've been really impressed by Eddie Howe. He's only 38, but sod it. I also think Garry Monk has long-term potential, but the whole being-sacked-by-Swansea thing rules him out this time.
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Who should replace Hodgson?, by Deleted on Jul 4, 2016 18:13:05 GMT 1, Gazza or Chris Evans or Barry Scott
Gazza or Chris Evans or Barry Scott
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in some ways his style suits Ireland better than England.
