Next manager of England

[Jam_Man]

[video=youtube_share;28djaOHUC3k]http://youtu.be/28djaOHUC3k[/video]

 

[mrsblue]

Sam will do ok IMO,he will get them playing to a system which I believe will reap the rewards,Roy's stupid sideways stuff(seen this style somewhere else) never worked,get the thing forward with pace and we won't be far off.

 

[londonblue]

Love this quote...

@BBCSport He's a revoultionary manager bringing new ideas to the table. Sorry, not "ideas". I meant pie & chips. Pie & chips to the table.

That's brilliant!

I've got to say that appointment doesn't fill me with confidence. However, I did hear a few years ago on some TV programme that SA is actually a very forward thinking manager who goes into a lot of detail. For example, apparently he was one of the first to bring in a lot of the technology that is used nowadays to monitor player fitness.

But none of that will make him a good England manager because managing players' fitness is not the job of a national manager, it's the job of their club manager. All the technology in the world won't make a difference in that respect.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Have to say Big Sam and England deserve each other.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/jul/22/sam-allardyce-england-manager-phil-brown

Phil Brown on Big Sam.

 

[mattitouk]

I may be a bit slow here on the uptake, but I've noticed that in all your different posts along all threads, throughout the entire Shrimperzone forum..... I have this feeling you don't read anything other than the gospel according to the "Guardian"??

 

[buffalowolf]

Maybe some only read every second line.Seems there are no managers that would please some, thankless job .

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I may be a bit slow here on the uptake, but I've noticed that in all your different posts along all threads, throughout the entire Shrimperzone forum..... I have this feeling you don't read anything other than the gospel according to the "Guardian"??

No,I read El Pais every day too.:winking:

 

[rigsby]

No,I read El Pais every day too.:winking:

Maybe if you read the Sun you might not lose so many bets :winking:

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Maybe if you read the Sun you might not lose so many bets :winking:

Do keep up.I've won the last 3 bets I've made on here,netting 30 quid for SZ.Granted they were all on the euros in France.

Perhaps I should stick to the football and forget about politics.:winking:

 

[yogi bear up the cagire]

What chances of Allardyce giving teeth back to the three lions? Not a lot, according to this Independent article. Interesting because it provides an alternative (if not necessarily true) view to the above Guardian article, which I've now read.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...r-toilet-duck-man-for-our-times-a7153401.html

 

[rigsby]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/jul/22/sam-allardyce-england-manager-phil-brown

Phil Brown on Big Sam.

At last a good article from the Guardian. :winking:

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/jul/22/sam-allardyce-england-manager-phil-brown

Phil Brown on Big Sam.

What are the chances of something the Grauniad saying being true and something Phil Brown saying being true?

Or does that make it all a double negative?

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

What are the chances of something the Grauniad saying being true and something Phil Brown saying being true?

Or does that make it all a double negative?

Um.....is this is an embedded (double) rehetorical question? :winking:

 

[mattitouk]

Just read that Craig Shakespeare (assistant manager of Leiciester) has been appointed the new England first team coach.

 

[Rob Noxious]

I had a weird dream last night which I think was about Big Sam's forthcoming England selection ...

There seemed to have been incredible scientific advances in the world in my dream as I was pregnant and the brilliant medical staff around me assured me that this was not unusual in this day and age. They told me that I could expect to feel pain like I'd never felt before and that they'd all be there for me when the contractions came. So there I was, all ready at the hospital, and I had to do some weird jumpy up and down exercises on a gym mat to speed things along. I think that was more or less it dream-wise as I didn't get to see any of the results of my labour. However, I think I know what it was all about. This Sunday, Big Sam gives birth to his first England squad. I'm just relieved that I didn't have to push out 23 players, especially a fully-formed Andy Carroll.

 

[Ricey]

Might as well resurrect this thread.

Sky Sports reporting that the FA are keen to speak to Ralf Rangnick to be the next permanent manager.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Might as well resurrect this thread.

Sky Sports reporting that the FA are keen to speak to Ralf Rangnick to be the next permanent manager.

Who the funk is that?

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

I think Wenger would be a terrible choice for England. The current team already play a lot like Arsenal - lots of good approach play, dominating possession but not enough goals. I would go with Pardew - thoroughly impressed me with the job he did at Newcastle despite the fans not wanting him and the Chairman undermining him every step of the way. He's easily the most qualified English candidate.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

I think Wenger would be a terrible choice for England. The current team already play a lot like Arsenal - lots of good approach play, dominating possession but not enough goals. I would go with Pardew - thoroughly impressed me with the job he did at Newcastle despite the fans not wanting him and the Chairman undermining him every step of the way. He's easily the most qualified English candidate.

I can't see him being successful. Not that he isn't necessarily qualified but too many wanting him to fail because of club football.

That's why I'd go David Beckham.

Or Mark Bentley as player-manager.