the jarrold
Member
Being interviewed for the England job this week. Apparently it's between him and Klinsman according to the Guardian. Really hope it's Klinsman.
ZLF
Well-Known Member
not too impressed by klinsmann but is the least bad of the two interviewed.
KeiranShikari
New Member
A lot of USA fans have been wanting rid of Klinsmann for a while.
Big Sam would bring murderball to an international stage and would at least get us playing somewhat efficiently.
I'd pick Martinez, we're never going to win anything anyway so we might as well do it playing pretty football.
Big Sam would bring murderball to an international stage and would at least get us playing somewhat efficiently.
I'd pick Martinez, we're never going to win anything anyway so we might as well do it playing pretty football.
Din
Well-Known Member
Wouldn't want either tbh. I would quite like to see us go for Mancini.
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GJP
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I'd be happy enough with him. I'd rather have had him than Hodgson.
Couldn't have seen us going out to Iceland with him incharge.
Couldn't have seen us going out to Iceland with him incharge.
Dubai Mark
Active Member
I personally dont think there is a better candidate than Big Sam, will take no *bleep* and make us difficult to beat,
Indy_Bones
New Member
I'd personally rather have Rijkaard tbh, was excellent at both Barca and Gala and only really came unstuck when in charge of a pretty awful Saudi Arabia national side.
Would allow us to have good football, and a style of play that's far better than the archaic crap that's been served up far too often by numerous england managers.
Would allow us to have good football, and a style of play that's far better than the archaic crap that's been served up far too often by numerous england managers.
flashdown
Active Member
Apparently the job is his now and will be confirmed in the next 24 hours or so.
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/12016/10507475/sunderlands-sam-allardyce-set-to-be-named-england-manager
This is where I saw the news break hoping beyond hope that I see another Norwich signing come across the line...
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/12016/10507475/sunderlands-sam-allardyce-set-to-be-named-england-manager
This is where I saw the news break hoping beyond hope that I see another Norwich signing come across the line...
KeiranShikari
New Member
From the candidates that had a chance this was the best choice.
eatonparkboy
New Member
It is a strange world where a manager who has never won a trophy and has a win percentage of just 33% while being most famous for rescuing clubs is acknowledged by most of us as probably the right man for the England job.
I hope that his previous philosophy of football to suit stays and doesn't get caught up in the we must play in the style of the last WC winners. And his team talks must be good in the dressing room because he doesn't race up and down in his technical area whistling and shouting.
But just two things more: lose that chewing gum and for the media (and posters) to stop calling him Big Sam.
I hope that his previous philosophy of football to suit stays and doesn't get caught up in the we must play in the style of the last WC winners. And his team talks must be good in the dressing room because he doesn't race up and down in his technical area whistling and shouting.
But just two things more: lose that chewing gum and for the media (and posters) to stop calling him Big Sam.
pike_catcher
New Member
Where's BigSam these days? 
Canaryboy
Well-Known Member
Waiting for David Moyes to lose his jobWhere's BigSam these days?
pike_catcher
New Member
Haha! That shouldn't be too longWaiting for David Moyes to lose his job