Rhino or Stubbs for England

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larbert toffee said:
Love your optimism mate but the FA being the FA will more than likely go for someone close to them who they know will dance to their tune,the fact that the chairman of the trio who are tasked with finding the new manager admitted he knows nothing about football appears to say it all about the FA.
Would rather Rhino continues with us nurturing young talent and maybe we should keep an eye on Stubbsy and his development as a future candidate for the Everton job.
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Agreed.

The FA has no balls between their legs
 

It doesn't matter who is manager. It certainly doesn't matter who has passion or cares the most. That's what the problem is. English football needs to be completely ripped up and started again. The fans need to change, the attitude needs to change, the coaching needs to change. No one with any sense cares about the team because it represents nothing of any worth.
 

dead_soft said:
It doesn't matter who is manager. It certainly doesn't matter who has passion or cares the most. That's what the problem is. English football needs to be completely ripped up and started again. The fans need to change, the attitude needs to change, the coaching needs to change. No one with any sense cares about the team because it represents nothing of any worth.
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pretty much this...but it's not going to happen - ever.
 
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Layne said:
Neither of them can hold a candle to Southgate

:rolleyes:
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Unfortunately, we wont get to witness that train wreck it seems...

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...ent-Blanc-Slaven-Bilic-England-Euro-2016-News

Gareth Southgate to turn down England job as FA react to Roy Hodgson's resignation
GARETH SOUTHGATE does not want to succeed Roy Hodgson as England manager and would be reluctant to even consider the role temporarily.
By PAUL JOYCE IN CHANTILLY
PUBLISHED: 00:03, Thu, Jun 30, 2016 | UPDATED: 02:20, Thu, Jun 30, 2016

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Gareth Southgate is set to snub the England job
The Under-21s coach does not see the benefit to his career of taking up an interim role that would allow the Football Association to search for other candidates, despite chief executive Martin Glenn publicly claiming Southgate would be a "pretty obvious" stop-gap.

It represents a significant setback for the FA on day one of their search and comes with other potential candidates being distanced from the job.

FA chairman Greg Dyke has also questioned why anyone "would want" to be England manager.

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Southgate was approached before Euro 2016 about taking on an interim role for the start of the World Cup qualifying campaign if England flopped and Hodgson was forced to quit. The former England defender was wary of that scenario then and, despite not being contacted since, remains of the opinion that it is not the path he wants to go down.

England's first qualifier is away to Slovakia on September 4 and Southgate feels that a bad result would damage his reputation.

The fact that the FA sees him as a stand-in means that even if he won matches with the senior side he would eventually be asked to step aside. He does not feel he is ready to be national coach permanently.

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Southgate has a year to run on his contract and is focused on leading the U21s to European Championships in Poland next summer, when he will seek to build on last month's success in the Toulon Tournament.

If he does not renew his contract, he is likely to pursue a move back into club management having previously been in charge of Middlesbrough.

The caveat would be if the FA lean on him in the absence of alternatives and he feels a responsibility to his employers.

The size of the task facing the FA in finding Hodgson's replacement is beginning clear.

Former France manager Laurent Blanc has emerged as a contender with FA vice-chairman David Gill, who will join Glenn and technical director Dan Ashworth in leading the search, having trumpeted his claims when at Manchester United.

Blanc has just left Paris Saint-Germain but knows English football from his spell at Old Trafford and guided France to the quarter-finals of Euro 2012.

Yet others are falling by the wayside.
 

Tulang Besi said:
Yeah, but they have passion and hunger and the right attitude.

England is filled with talent.

What we lack is attitude.
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I think this is the problem more than the solution. This odd belief that England has talent. I'm not convinced it does.

Passion is an easy one to cite. I think they lack brains more than anything.
 
Tulang Besi said:
I think either one of them would be an ideal replacement for Woy.

They take football very seriously, they are not corrupted by the English media, they have passion flowing out of their ears, they are hungrier than their players for wins and most of all they have genuine love for the game.

Their positivity and spirit easily rubs on their players.

Stubssy has an advantage in the sense he can deliver results out of nothing.

Its time England thinks outside the box.

These two badass will not hesitateto drop out of form million pounds a weeks stars in favor of a passionate and committed Championship player.

Rhino can spot talent in a 16 yr old from miles away.

Southgate is not even worthy to be in Rhino's presence.

I am just echoing old 'arry cry.

England needs someone completely out of the English FA system.
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Neither has the required experience and either would be a disaster. There is in that case, every chance they could get the job.
 
Unsworth would be good for U21s.

This is a typical example of how devalued the England job has become.
 
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