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WTF has Trev Brooking been taking?
- Thread starter Johnny Paradise
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Gareth Nicholson
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Yeah, why would you want a coach who's won a league title in the Eredivisie (and done it outside of the big 3 there) and who is, after a sluggish start, doing a decent job in the Bundesliga?
Gareth Nicholson":eygeba6a said:
Exactly, didn't Sir Bobby do a decent job in various countries, too?
Stevo wasn't ready for the post, but he may just well be ready for it in a couple of years. He'd have no slack, admittedly, but hey, if there's nobody else out there....
It will be the 'Special one'
In 2 years he will achived all he can with Real or they will fire him and just missed out on the post this time round.
And for a manager who has one titles in the Premiership, Serie A & Maybe La Liga, what else could/would interest an ambious manager like Jose
The press love him and loves the press
You heard it here first.......
Maybe
In 2 years he will achived all he can with Real or they will fire him and just missed out on the post this time round.
And for a manager who has one titles in the Premiership, Serie A & Maybe La Liga, what else could/would interest an ambious manager like Jose
The press love him and loves the press
You heard it here first.......
Maybe
And so said Jose, the England manger should be English and the Portugal manager Portuguese or something along those lines. And he'll go to Man Utd after SAF anyway.
If SM continues to do well abroad then why not? Think he may need to prove himself at a big club first but if he carries on like this he'll get that chance.
If SM continues to do well abroad then why not? Think he may need to prove himself at a big club first but if he carries on like this he'll get that chance.
Rather have McClaren back than Harry fudging Redknapp.
Sir Trev makes a good point about British coaches not going abroad to learn new footballing culture, new coaching techniques, new language and all the wonders of working in a different country. Lazy twonks.
All we keep hearing is Big Sam loudly chewing his gum and whinging about British coaches not been given the chance to suceed in the UK. Well get off your arse and go abroad (a la Hoddle, Sir Bobby, Venables). Most of the successful European managers hop from country to country.
Sir Trev makes a good point about British coaches not going abroad to learn new footballing culture, new coaching techniques, new language and all the wonders of working in a different country. Lazy twonks.
All we keep hearing is Big Sam loudly chewing his gum and whinging about British coaches not been given the chance to suceed in the UK. Well get off your arse and go abroad (a la Hoddle, Sir Bobby, Venables). Most of the successful European managers hop from country to country.
McClaren has a better record than Keegan, Peter taylor, Wilkinson, Venables, G.Taylor and Robson
The only English man in past 20 years to be a fraction more succesfull was Hoddle
The only English man in past 20 years to be a fraction more succesfull was Hoddle
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Not sure I'd want to see McClaren back personally. Anyhow, would he ever want the job again if it got offered to him?
Ian Holloway. Much as I despise the greasy little stoat, I can't help but admire his work. The top English players already have the skill and the tactical ability, just imagine what they could do with Holloway's motivational skills.
I kind of hope that the day never comes when I have to watch him lead out an England team though - I already turn off his interviews to avoid the fawning from the interviewers.
I kind of hope that the day never comes when I have to watch him lead out an England team though - I already turn off his interviews to avoid the fawning from the interviewers.
