February 9, 201214 yr The Anfield Cat is 5000-1 to be the next England manager. Anybody know the cats nationality? Scouse.
February 9, 201214 yr Apologies for pinching the following stats from The Wanderer. If they are accurate, and I have no reason to doubt them, we would be wise not to get carried away by the prospect of St Harry of East London marching out at Wembley any time soon. Capello: Milan Serie A (4): 1991?92, 1992?93, 1993?94, 1995?96 Supercoppa Italiana (3): 1992, 1993, 1994 UEFA Champions League (1): 1993?94 European Super Cup (1): 1994 Coppa Italia Primavera (1): 1984?85 Roma Serie A (1): 2000?01 Supercoppa Italiana (1): 2001 Juventus Serie A (2): 2004?05, 2005?06 Real Madrid La Liga (2): 1996?97, 2006?07 ========================= Redknapp: Portsmouth FA Cup (1) 2008-09
February 9, 201214 yr Apologies for pinching the following stats from The Wanderer. If they are accurate, and I have no reason to doubt them, we would be wise not to get carried away by the prospect of St Harry of East London marching out at Wembley any time soon. Capello: Milan Serie A (4): 1991?92, 1992?93, 1993?94, 1995?96 Supercoppa Italiana (3): 1992, 1993, 1994 UEFA Champions League (1): 1993?94 European Super Cup (1): 1994 Coppa Italia Primavera (1): 1984?85 Roma Serie A (1): 2000?01 Supercoppa Italiana (1): 2001 Juventus Serie A (2): 2004?05, 2005?06 Real Madrid La Liga (2): 1996?97, 2006?07 ========================= Redknapp: Portsmouth FA Cup (1) 2008-09 Sir Alf Ramsey Ipswich Town Third Division (South) Title winner: 1956?57 Second Division Title winner: 1960?61 First Division Title winner: 1961?62 FA Charity Shield runner-up: 1962 England FIFA World Cup winner: 1966 UEFA European Championships third place: 1968
February 9, 201214 yr Ramsey's Ipswich Town record does piss all over Deputy Dawg's CV, doesn't it? ... and you could trust him with the spoons. Edited February 9, 201214 yr by Zulu
February 9, 201214 yr I hate him with a passion P! He's a slimy bastard, always has been. I feel you, brother. I feel that way about Evra.
February 9, 201214 yr Capello: Milan Serie A (4): 1991?92, 1992?93, 1993?94, 1995?96 Supercoppa Italiana (3): 1992, 1993, 1994 UEFA Champions League (1): 1993?94 European Super Cup (1): 1994 Coppa Italia Primavera (1): 1984?85 Roma Serie A (1): 2000?01 Supercoppa Italiana (1): 2001 Juventus Serie A (2): 2004?05, 2005?06 Real Madrid La Liga (2): 1996?97, 2006?07 and where did that get us in the last world cup? a 1-1 with the USA and a 0-0 v Algeria ace Hiddink doesn't come close to that either, won some dutch titles, but so has McClaren
February 9, 201214 yr and where did that get us in the last world cup? a 1-1 with the USA and a 0-0 v Algeria ace Hiddink doesn't come close to that either, won some dutch titles, but so has McClaren I think Hiddink's experience at WCs and relative success counts for more. Plus he previous for making a short term impact.
February 9, 201214 yr Ramsey's Ipswich Town record does piss all over Deputy Dawg's CV, doesn't it? ... and you could trust him with the spoons. Although it is a completely different generation it does prove that he had success with English clubs/ players before winning the world cup All Capello's cv proves is that he is very successful in Italy - his lack of knowledge of the English ge was evident What we need is a manager who has a good knowledge of the English game and good international/ European experience Fergie, Mourinho, Wenger all fit the bill but none are "English" or would take the job
February 9, 201214 yr Although it is a completely different generation it does prove that he had success with English clubs/ players before winning the world cup All Capello's cv proves is that he is very successful in Italy - his lack of knowledge of the English ge was evident What we need is a manager who has a good knowledge of the English game and good international/ European experience Fergie, Mourinho, Wenger all fit the bill but none are "English" or would take the job Last time I was in Madrid most of the locals were speaking Spanish.
February 9, 201214 yr Although it is a completely different generation it does prove that he had success with English clubs/ players before winning the world cup All Capello's cv proves is that he is very successful in Italy - his lack of knowledge of the English ge was evident What we need is a manager who has a good knowledge of the English game and good international/ European experience Fergie, Mourinho, Wenger all fit the bill but none are "English" or would take the job a good knowledge of the English game is necessary if you want to wint the Premier League. A good knowledge of international football would make you better qualified for the England job I reckon.
February 9, 201214 yr I think Hiddink's experience at WCs and relative success counts for more. Plus he previous for making a short term impact. I agree on that front, however: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/16961682 it's going to be Redknapp - if they go English, which they more than likely will, as he's the best English manager out there, and wants it no doubt if that doesn't come off, then go for Hidinnk other than that, there's no one decent
February 9, 201214 yr The F.A said when Capello was leaving after Euro 2012 that the next manager will be English.
February 9, 201214 yr The F.A said when Capello was leaving after Euro 2012 that the next manager will be English. What they say and what they do may be two totally different things though. If Jose Mourinho or Alex Ferguson said they wanted to do the job, I reckon the FA wouldn't give a toss if they are English or not and be happy for eother of them to take the job
February 9, 201214 yr Author Its genuinely unbelievable how talkharryfm is portraying Capello and championing Redknapp, Capello had a 67% per cent win ratio as England manager, the highest, as much as a cock he is hes a fookin good manager, got it wrong in one tournament we will never know if he learned anything from it
February 9, 201214 yr What they say and what they do may be two totally different things though. If Jose Mourinho or Alex Ferguson said they wanted to do the job, I reckon the FA wouldn't give a toss if they are English or not and be happy for eother of them to take the job They were probably tubthumping in an attempt to get all us patriotic types wet with excitment.
February 9, 201214 yr Its genuinely unbelievable how talkharryfm is portraying Capello and championing Redknapp, Capello had a 67% per cent win ratio as England manager, the highest, as much as a cock he is hes a fookin good manager, got it wrong in one tournament we will never know if he learned anything from it did he get it wrong, or was that down the players and media? i honestly cant remeber...
February 9, 201214 yr The F.A said when Capello was leaving after Euro 2012 that the next manager will be English.
February 9, 201214 yr Its genuinely unbelievable how talkharryfm is portraying Capello and championing Redknapp, Capello had a 67% per cent win ratio as England manager, the highest, as much as a cock he is hes a fookin good manager, got it wrong in one tournament we will never know if he learned anything from it I imagine most England managers will have something similar as they all tend to qualify for a tournament, then lose one game to get knocked out do penalty defeats count as draws? anyway we'll never know if he learnt because he walked out on us just before a tournament whoever's fault you see that as, it's not like he had dealt with the captaincy issue with much integrity previously however we are where we are now looking for a new manager no point in looking back on Capello's club or international record, just look for the best man to do the job now, English or otherwise
February 9, 201214 yr Author however we are where we are now looking for a new manager no point in looking back on Capello's club or international record, just look for the best man to do the job now, English or otherwise I agree, but weve lost a good manager with a decent record, the next man needs to be good, Hiddink fits that bracket well especially internationally, Redknapp would intsall the pride in the shirt but Hiddink a better mon, Can Diddles not morph them, or Hiddink does the Euros wiht Harry in attendance in a learning capactiy?
February 9, 201214 yr I agree, but weve lost a good manager with a decent record, the next man needs to be good, Hiddink fits that bracket well especially internationally, Redknapp would intsall the pride in the shirt but Hiddink a better mon, Can Diddles not morph them, or Hiddink does the Euros wiht Harry in attendance in a learning capactiy? aye, agree he has the better record, but as pointed out Sven and Capello's records did nowt for us ultimately Robson and Venables didn't compare either but I reckon the proud Englishmen factor is what we are missing at the minute, the players are good enough and Redknapp has shown at Spurs he can manage a set of good players and get them performing I'm normally the last person to get all natiionalistic and all that, but it's time to look to bring that back into our team now we have someone who has some decent mangerial klout
February 9, 201214 yr just for cassie http://en.wikipedia....ddink#Tax_fraud In February 2007 Hiddink was given a six-month suspended jail sentence and fined ?45,000 after being found guilty of tax fraud by a Dutch court. Prosecutors had demanded a ten-month prison sentence for Hiddink, who was accused of evading ?1.4 million in Dutch taxes by claiming to be a resident of Belgium from 2002 to 2003. The Dutch Tax Intelligence and Detection Service claimed that he hadn't spent enough nights at his Belgian house which he had stated was his primary address. Hiddink denied this accusation
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