Football Focus

[????]

Liking Paddy Power on the Celtic result:

"it was a tough game in tough conditions" ..it was a game against a team of shopkeepers in a holiday resort

Anyone seen Mick M BTW?

['bout now]

titch juicy Wrote:

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> > > > Me too. It should be fun. Hopefully Sam

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> > > > gone.....to England.

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> > > Apparently he's being interviewed this week.

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> > > Goodo.

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> > WHAT!!!!! YOU'RE JOKING. He's never won

> anything,

> > no experience of managing a club playing in a

> > European competition, has one way of

> > playing...caveman football. How on earth can

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> > idiots at the FA seriously contemplate him as

> > England manager. Totally unqualified usless tub

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> Exactly this.

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> Unless as previously discussed it's with nurturing

> a younger man in mind. Still think Hoddle should

> have that specific role though.

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> I'd still prefer Klinsmann to any of them though.

Apparently he was good enough for West Ham though?

I think it's quite funny as I really am over England and especially the FA.

[Mick Mac]

I'm here.

Down but not out.

It was a very sandy pitch. Not used to that.... or playing against military policemen.

Shock on the Rock....

[Otta]

So, looking very much like BFS is England's new boss.

Who knows, maybe this is the job for him. He's supposedly one for analysing opponents closely and building a system to beat them. Perhaps the International football schedule will suit him, giving him time to really prepare for matches...

Yes I am trying to convince myself that this could be in any way positive.

[Mick Mac]

Not too much possession and meaningless passing it about for no reason then. Good.

[????]

You guys must be delighted, him being such a good manager and everything...........

[DaveR]

It pains me to say it, but BFS is probably about right for the England team right now. Puncture the delusions of grandeur, get the team playing to a system. Then we can work out whether we're actually good enough to play to a more ambitious system.

[red devil]

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> You guys must be delighted, him being such a good

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I see it as West Ham bequeathing to the nation their ex-manager.

Just like they single handedly won the World Cup in '66, so we shall rise again as a footballing nation in 2018...

[DaveR]

The World Cup in '66 was won after Ipswich Town bequeathed their manager to the nation. Also when England got to the semis in Italia '90.

Mick McCarthy anyone?

[Seabag]

I'm being really thick here, but BFS is the big fat Sam guy?

[red devil]

No Sb, we've gone all Brexit here, BFS = Bloody Foreign Scum...

[Otta]

Yes. Sam Allardyce.

[red devil]

My ideal England manager is... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36781992

Jurgen Klinsmann

[Seabag]

Sam is the manager

Oh ha ha ha. Ha ha ha

Didn't Boris Johnson want the job?

[Jah Lush]

red devil Wrote:

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> My ideal England manager is...

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> Jurgen Klinsmann.

Mine came out as Glenn Hoddle. I certainly wouldn't say no to Klinsmann though. If we're to go back down the foreign route he'd be my number one choice.

[Parkdrive]

Allardyce, you couldn't make it up. If England are s laughing stock now God alone knows what 2018 will bring with the walrus in charge.

[maxxi]

red devil Wrote:

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> I see it as West Ham bequeathing to the nation

> their ex-manager.

> Just like they single handedly won the World Cup

> in '66, so we shall rise again as a footballing

> nation in 20

Sunderland, he would be Sunderland's bequest to a grateful nation. Or Bolton's. Or Newcastle or Blackburn's. He was nevernever at West Ham.

Nurse!!!

[Jah Lush]

The FA continues to aim high in their search for the next England manager.

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/a65d8a37-1a55-4d2f-b204-3b0b38852df9_zpshatqlogs.jpg

[Alan Medic]

If you don't want an English manager, maybe it's about time you can pick players of any nationality for your country as long as they haven't played for anyone else..........

[Jah Lush]

Now you're being silly, Alan.

[titch juicy]

I got Eddie Howe in that BBC quiz.

[malumbu]

Doesn't get much better...

The England team is a bit like the country. Lots of talent, no leadership, under performing yet a superiority complex and obsessed with former glories. Compare this with the other great nations of Europe! Will BFS be our Teresa May and lead us to a promised land. Or continue the slow decline?

I'm not excited about either our nation or football team's prospects.

['bout now]

So it's official, BFS for Engerland.

No idea who's got the job of retrieving all the balls that will be stuck in the Wembley arch.

[Jah Lush]

Although I wish he hadn't bothered he's just gone up in my estimation.

But it is also because they are 'clueless, classless cunts' that they employed him.

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[Parkdrive]

Total lack of ambition from the FA, clueless dinosaurs one and all.