[Tylerdurdencfc]

All the names mentioned ie Southgate, pardew etc etc totally uninspiring.

Only one name,

Alex Ferguson get the ******* out of retirement and give him a go. He's the only one capable that the players would look up to, respect and that has a spine to tell them that was blimey pathetic.

I don't care how old he is, still better than the other shower of shits mentioned.

This post has been edited by Tylerdurdencfc: 27 June 2016 - 10:00 PM

[jack bauer]

Tylerdurdencfc, on 27 June 2016 - 09:59 PM, said:

All the names mentioned ie Southgate, pardew etc etc totally uninspiring.

Only one name,

Alex Ferguson get the ******* out of retirement and give him a go. He's the only one capable that the players would look up to, respect and that has a spine to tell them that was blimey pathetic.

I don't care how old he is, still better than the other shower of shits mentioned.

was thinking along similar lines, the England job is a relatively part time job, but would he a proud scot really take it? especially given England play Scotland in world cup qualifiers

[Tylerdurdencfc]

jack bauer, on 27 June 2016 - 10:03 PM, said:

was thinking along similar lines, the England job is a relatively part time job, but would he a proud scot really take it? especially given England play Scotland in world cup qualifiers

Trust me for £4.6 million a year that somehow woy was getting he'd take it.

I reckon it is his only nagging doubt that he turned it down twice before in 199 before Keagan and 2001 before Sven.

[Mr Mercury]

Idiot Crouch...let's give it Southgate, part of the FA structure...two mins later...I've no idea who we give it to!
Btw being part of the FA structure should automatically rule him out of further promotion!

[Misnomer]

Tylerdurdencfc, on 27 June 2016 - 10:06 PM, said:

Trust me for £4.6 million a year that somehow woy was getting he'd take it.

I reckon it is his only nagging doubt that he turned it down twice before in 199 before Keagan and 2001 before Sven.

Interesting....I'm still in the Bilic camp, but Hoddle, Ferguson, and Southgate are still good calls.

[jack bauer]

Mr Mercury, on 27 June 2016 - 10:08 PM, said:

Idiot Crouch...let's give it Southgate, part of the FA structure...two mins later...I've no idea who we give it to!
Btw being part of the FA structure should automatically rule him out of further promotion!

southgate may be doing well with u21s but I just can't see him being a success at full level

[metallilad]

Bilic.

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[jack bauer]

is gus hidjink a consideration?

[Valley Blues]

Misnomer, on 27 June 2016 - 10:08 PM, said:

Interesting....I'm still in the Bilic camp, but Hoddle, Ferguson, and Southgate are still good calls.

Hoddle is a moron. He commented that Iceland's football is stuck in the 80's ( referring to the long throw in's they utilise ) and that our ( multi millionaire ) Premier League 'stars' are not used to dealing with such a threat as they don't encounter it in the best league in the world. There's no wonder everyone likes to see us fail when we have pundits spouting arrogant garbage like that.

[Spireite-Karl]

Valley Blues, on 27 June 2016 - 10:22 PM, said:

Hoddle is a moron. He commented that Iceland's football is stuck in the 80's ( referring to the long throw in's they utilise ) and that our ( multi millionaire ) Premier League 'stars' are not used to dealing with such a threat as they don't encounter it in the best league in the world. There's no wonder everyone likes to see us fail when we have pundits spouting arrogant garbage like that.

Yep, wound me up that one.

[Misnomer]

Valley Blues, on 27 June 2016 - 10:22 PM, said:

Hoddle is a moron. He commented that Iceland's football is stuck in the 80's ( referring to the long throw in's they utilise ) and that our ( multi millionaire ) Premier League 'stars' are not used to dealing with such a threat as they don't encounter it in the best league in the world. There's no wonder everyone likes to see us fail when we have pundits spouting arrogant garbage like that.

No mate, it's true; our system and style of football has changed since the premier league started, loads of foreign players and foreign managers. The Iceland team play a solid 442 and employ old school tactics which we are not used to playing against.

Ps it's not an excuse, we should easily be able to deal with long throw ins...

This post has been edited by Misnomer: 27 June 2016 - 10:27 PM

[brew_army]

In hindsight shame he didn't have andy Carroll at least as another option around these sort of games. Saying that surely Kane could have been effective in that sort of roll instead of playing midfield, wing and f...in. free kick, corner taker!

[moondog]

Shearer's just thrown his hat into the ring, I'd be happy to see him get it

[Misnomer]

brew_army, on 27 June 2016 - 10:28 PM, said:

In hindsight shame he didn't have andy Carroll at least as another option around these sort of games. Saying that surely Kane could have been effective in that sort of roll instead of playing midfield, wing and f...in. free kick, corner taker!

Are you being critical, Brew? 😃 now, now...just enjoy being there; it was only Iceland after all.

moondog, on 27 June 2016 - 10:31 PM, said:

Shearer's just thrown his hat into the ring, I'd be happy to see him get it

Hmmmm international experience, tournament experience, will say how it is but has no actual managerial experience (Newcastle was too short).

[Valley Blues]

Misnomer, on 27 June 2016 - 10:26 PM, said:

No mate, it's true; our system and style of football has changed since the premier league started, loads of foreign players and foreign managers. The Iceland team play a solid 442 and employ old school tactics which we are not used to playing against.

Ps it's not an excuse, we should easily be able to deal with long throw ins...

It's defending a ball into the box that you know Iceland utilise time and time again. You can set up a kids team to defend a long ball into the box. It's not the conceding of the goal that sticks in the throat, it's the total lack of organisation at the back and fact that we lose the first ball and don't react to the second ball. It's not even schoolboy stuff.

I know what you mean about the game changing but regarding foreign players and managers, I can't imagine the Italians being quite so soft and niaive.

[azul]

moondog, on 27 June 2016 - 10:31 PM, said:

Shearer's just thrown his hat into the ring, I'd be happy to see him get it

love your sense of humour

[Bonnyman]

Valley Blues, on 27 June 2016 - 10:22 PM, said:

Hoddle is a moron. He commented that Iceland's football is stuck in the 80's ( referring to the long throw in's they utilise ) and that our ( multi millionaire ) Premier League 'stars' are not used to dealing with such a threat as they don't encounter it in the best league in the world. There's no wonder everyone likes to see us fail when we have pundits spouting arrogant garbage like that.

Heard it ..unbelievable.

[Misnomer]

Valley Blues, on 27 June 2016 - 10:36 PM, said:

It's defending a ball into the box that you know Iceland utilise time and time again. You can set up a kids team to defend a long ball into the box. It's not the conceding of the goal that sticks in the throat, it's the total lack of organisation at the back and fact that we lose the first ball and don't react to the second ball. It's not even schoolboy stuff.

I know what you mean about the game changing but regarding foreign players and managers, I can't imagine the Italians being quite so soft and niaive.

Absolutely agree with you.

[brew_army]

Misnomer, on 27 June 2016 - 10:35 PM, said:

Are you being critical, Brew? 😃 now, now...just enjoy being there; it was only Iceland after all.


Hmmmm international experience, tournament experience, will say how it is but has no actual managerial experience (Newcastle was too short).

Is there a petition up yet for a rematch? 😈

[moondog]

Misnomer, on 27 June 2016 - 10:35 PM, said:

Are you being critical, Brew? �� now, now...just enjoy being there; it was only Iceland after all.


Hmmmm international experience, tournament experience, will say how it is but has no actual managerial experience (Newcastle was too short).

Can't argue about lack of experience, but we've had all the experience possible with all other managers, time to change the flawed strategy.