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Post by Panda on Jul 16, 2024 14:57:13 GMT 1
Odds for next England manager:
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5/2 Graham Potter 11/4 Lee Carsley 9/2 Eddie Howe 11/1 Mauricio Pochettino 14/1 Jurgen Klopp 20/1 Frank Lampard 20/1 Thomas Tuchel 40/1 Jose Mourinho 40/1 Michael Carrick 40/1 Pep Guardiola 50/1 Steven Gerrard
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Post by lordmelbury on Jul 16, 2024 17:53:08 GMT 1
Poch would make a good England manager, but I can see it being another Yes Man.
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Post by Panda on Jul 16, 2024 18:56:50 GMT 1
Odds for next England manager: (best odds available) 5/2 Graham Potter 11/4 Lee Carsley 9/2 Eddie Howe 11/1 Mauricio Pochettino 14/1 Jurgen Klopp 20/1 Frank Lampard 20/1 Thomas Tuchel 40/1 Jose Mourinho 40/1 Michael Carrick 40/1 Pep Guardiola 50/1 Steven Gerrard Update: 3/1 Graham Potter 4/1 Lee Carsley 4/1 Eddie Howe 10/1 Jurgen Klopp 12/1 Mauricio Pochettino 20/1 Frank Lampard 20/1 Thomas Tuchel 40/1 Jose Mourinho 40/1 Michael Carrick 40/1 Pep Guardiola 50/1 Steven Gerrard
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Post by frag on Jul 16, 2024 20:38:43 GMT 1
I think Southgate had taken England as far as he could. Klopp would be a fantastic appointment but I assume he'll go to Germany instead once he's ready for another job. I'm not surprised that Potter is the favourite for the role.
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Post by Panda on Jul 16, 2024 21:10:50 GMT 1
I think Southgate had taken England as far as he could. Klopp would be a fantastic appointment but I assume he'll go to Germany instead once he's ready for another job. I'm not surprised that Potter is the favourite for the role. Nagelsmann is under contract until the next World Cup so despite Klopp's credentials, it would be a surprise if Germany made a switch now, especially when they were probably the second best team at the Euros and seem to be on an upward curve after a terrible few years. The USA are apparently interested in Klopp and have just sacked their manager so a job managing a World Cup host nation could be appealing.
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Post by o on Jul 16, 2024 21:32:23 GMT 1
Poch would make a good England manager, but I can see it being another Yes Man. What does he say "Yes" to exactly, and from whom? The FA?
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Post by Pablo on Jul 17, 2024 1:05:21 GMT 1
Surprised Aidy Boothroyd hasn't been mentioned as a replacement - unless he has firmly closed that door when he left his U21 manager position.
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Post by Panda on Jul 17, 2024 1:33:42 GMT 1
Surprised Aidy Boothroyd hasn't been mentioned as a replacement - unless he has firmly closed that door when he left his U21 manager position. His tournament record as U21 manager was very poor. 3 European Championships, 10 matches, just 3 wins and eliminated in the group stage in his last 2 tournaments. His last tournament in particular probably ruined his reputation. Compare that to Carsley, whose side won the European title last year, winning every game and not conceding a single goal (and they beat Spain in the final!)
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Post by Pablo on Jul 17, 2024 2:50:26 GMT 1
Fair comment - it just seemed logical given he's managed most of the current England team and Wikipedia apparently says he's got a decent record as U21 manager - better than Southgate did.
Also I'm sceptical of a foreign manager - despite how successful they are club level - of being England manager, based on past experiences and being a international manager is a different ball game altogether. Tactically they may be brilliant but they'll be different pressures to daily life and the increased intense media scrutiny, which I think foreign managers don't handle negative criticism too well.
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Post by Panda on Jul 17, 2024 3:41:34 GMT 1
But remember Southgate was never supposed to get the England job. He filled in after Allardyce's sudden departure and ended up getting the job permanently after results went well. It's a completely different situation for the FA this time.
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Post by lordmelbury on Jul 17, 2024 7:48:14 GMT 1
Poch would make a good England manager, but I can see it being another Yes Man. What does he say "Yes" to exactly, and from whom? The FA? It would be the FA.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jul 17, 2024 9:53:34 GMT 1
If the FA can hurry up and hit Manchester City with these charges and a massive penalty (points deductions or instant relegation) that might give Pep Guardiola the incentive to leave and manage England instead.
The FA might actually something to benefit this country, unlike in 2003 when they gave Rio Ferdinand such a lengthy ban he became not available for Euro 2004 when we could have done with him to help our defence, our main problem that made winning unlikely in what otherwise was probably the one there for the taking.
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Post by o on Jul 17, 2024 10:26:36 GMT 1
What does he say "Yes" to exactly, and from whom? The FA? It would be the FA. But what is was Gareth saying "Yes" to exactly? I'm not sure what questions the FA are were asking him?
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Post by Panda on Jul 17, 2024 10:37:34 GMT 1
Eddie Howe now favourite, though not much in the betting between him, Potter and Carsley. Lampard and Guardiola have shortened slightly too.
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Post by Pablo on Jul 20, 2024 1:32:26 GMT 1
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Post by lordmelbury on Jul 21, 2024 14:48:27 GMT 1
Yep, as discussed here before, the Nations League format used for the Women's qualification would have made sure that despite England having been cursed by their Euros win which has made them lose form since, despite a World Cup Final appearance, that they still would have qualified.
Sweden who were in their group and finished third, have to play Luxembourg in their first round play off tie and then either the winner out of Serbia and Bosnia.
England would have walked that one.
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Post by Panda on Aug 9, 2024 14:33:45 GMT 1
Lee Carsley will take charge of England on an interim basis for the first two Nations League matches next month, with the possibility he will remain in charge for the rest of the Nations League campaign.
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Post by o on Aug 9, 2024 22:19:00 GMT 1
What a great start for Mansfield Town in league 1 tonight, ran away into a 2-0 lead which should have been 3 but for one being disallowed. Barnsley came back into the game and got one goal deservedly back, then it ebbed and flowed and we hung on for a vital 3 points! Fabulous!
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Post by frag on Aug 12, 2024 13:38:57 GMT 1
Preston manager Ryan Lowe has left by mutual consent after just one game of the new season. Is this a record? Did the same thing happen after a 7-0 opening day defeat a few years back?
"I think now is the right time for the club to go in a different direction", the manager said - begging the question of why a month ago wasn't the right time...
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