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'If a better manager doesn't do as well it will likely be that he will not get the incredible luck GS got with draws.'
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Of course the leftie loony had a lucky streak!
How many tournaments do u play in 8 years!!?? And get lucky draws and still mess it up. There are some fools on here alright.... | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Also the qualifications too remember...
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'There are some fools on here alright....'
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lurka is spot on
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my position on this
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For Howe its a punt. Your average manager is lucky to get 3/4 seasons at a club and that includes them having a decent start at the club.
Its no major shock to me if Newcastle start badly this season that fans start calling for Howes head. IMHO if he knows there will be a minimum spend and only 1 or 2 half decent signings, i'd bin off Newcastle and take the England job. He's guaranteed at least 4 years (worst case scenario) and unless he stinks the shop up (Unlikely as he has shown he is a decent coach), he will get another PL job at maybe a West Ham level. Hes a very good coach/manager but he has been strung up with this PSR bull5hit. I also get the impression he didnt get on with Ashworth and faling out with DOFs usually marks your card with owners like Newcastles who don't like being dictated to. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yeah, agree with that Racing. Though I think Newcastle fans would back him in a difficut start.
But the changes at Newcastle must concern him. Reported that players can now be signed without his agreement... and worse, he seems to have been blamed for the club's injury list and some 'injury expert' has been brought in to oversee training sessions and tell Eddie what he is doing wrong. I'd advise him to take the England job. As said, even if it doesn't go great he'd likely get a West Ham, or even Spurs level job in the aftermath. The England job might not come around again for 6 years and if Newcastle ends in a sacking his career might take a turn for the worse. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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BennyBinion1 25 Jul 24 12:54
Of course the leftie loony had a lucky streak! Benny Bunion ![]() | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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'lurka is spot on'
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This is the most inactive market I've ever been involved in.
I blame the FA; no info coming out about the process even unoffically. Remember the 2006 one, we had an official 4 man shortlist, and there were regular updates about the interview process, Martin O'Neill's power point presentations etc Then they offered it to Scolari, who wasn't on the shortlist. Here there is absolutely nothing to go on at all. Google for info and you just get betting order lists ![]() | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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FA Board gives formal approval for foreign manager to take England job following request from chief executive Mark Bullingham. Full story @sportguardian
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Interesting development.
Not moved market much. Maybe we will start getting info though on interviews etc | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Joachim Löw needs to pull his finger out and get his application in.
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Poch would be perfect but an Argentine managing England?
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I mean, yeah
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No chance for Moyes then
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England U21s boss Lee Carsley is in line to take charge of the England men's senior team for next month's Nations League matches, as the FA continues its process to appoint a long-term successor to Gareth Southgate.
Sky Sports News has been told the FA has yet to speak formally to many of the candidates on its shortlist. It is clear the governing body will take its time to make the right appointment. (sky sports news) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Sky Sports News has been told by betfair market that the FA has yet to speak formally....
Fixed it for them We are all looking for clues... | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I think 'market' might be stretching it having just looked at it...
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Well yeah, but that's exactly the point.
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If he makes England purr, the job is surely his. Greened out on Carsley's drop. That'll do.
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He only needs to do 3 games and is settled as winner
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No one else wants the job. He's the only option.
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He might do well.Read he plays decent football.
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Am I reading this wrong Tobes; so far he's lined up for 2 games only
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They have 2 Nations League games, 7th and 10th Sept. Then 2 more, 10th and 13th Oct,then 2 more, 14th and 17th Nov.
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Carsley backers hoping no one else is appointed full time before 10th October
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The FA has said, Carsley will be in charge for those games ( 7th and 10th Sept) "with a view to remaining in the position throughout autumn while the FA's recruitment process for a new permanent head coach continues".
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Thanks TTT
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Ashley Cole has been appointed assistant coach to interim England manager Lee Carsley.
Joleon Lescott will also join Carsley’s temporary staff alongside Tim Dittmer, the FA’s head of coaching. England also confirm Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has left his role as coach. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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They should give Joleon Lescott the job imho
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Whatever the F A do
They will not get a character in the job like Klop they will get a cap doffer dead afraid to call a spade a spade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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If ashley cole brings his mentors (Andy Mcdermidd) attitude and ability in coaching thats going to be good
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Have been told that the daily r press the daily mail and the metro and the guardian and the Liverpool echo and the Sunday Times are 1\5 on
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Market #1 settled
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If he was still alive: Tony Hancock!
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pocket talking here but why was market 1 settled before tonights match
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