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No guarantees over nationality of next England boss


football Association chairman David Bernstein admits that there are no guarantees that Fabio Capello's successor will be English.

Capello is due to step down from his role as England boss after the Euro 2012 finals.

But Bernstein would not be drawn on the timescale for finding a replacement - or whether he would rule out appointing another foreigner.

Bernstein said.

"I cannot confirm that he will be English,"

"I think there is a desire for the manager to be English but I wouldn't want to close the situation and we have to judge it at the time.

"I would not say at this stage that he has to be English, I would say at this stage it would be preferable.

One Harry Redknapp theirs only one Harry Redknapp :)
 

Sky Blue Sheepy

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I wouldn't mind Harry Redknapp as England boss - though I'd never want to see him as our club manager. He seems to have a habit of blowing as much cash as he can so at least with the England job, he couldn't do that!
 

rob9872

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A wheeler dealer and a bit dodgy, one of the people. He would play good football and be popular with the masses, but I think he's missed the boat. If they were going to offer it to him then it would have been last time or the time beforer that and I don't think he would be popular with the FA in the same way Clough wasn't.

It's also another 12 months on at least, so a lot could happen. Spurs could be poor and other options could come to the fore by then.

I actually don't think Harry is that tactically great either, but it's a sad state of affairs that for me he is currently the only credible option if we're looking for an Englishman.

I guess the players would already be well coached so maybe tactics aren't the missing ingredient and perhaps what they are lacking is someone to bring together some team spirit, respect and who would allow them freedom to express themselves like Thorny has done for us and hopefully in that sense HR could be the man.
 

CovScott88

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This may be controversial as he isn't English, but I'd quite like to see Owen Coyle as England manager. Young and upcoming, plays good football and gets the best out of his players. Wouldn't just pick players on reputation either.

I have my bullet vest on. Im prepared to be well and truly shot down!!
 

rob9872

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I'm not anti-scottish but I don't think a Scot should ever manage the England team however good they are.
 

bamalamafizzfazz

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The job is Redknapps all over he is an absolute media whore. The England job suits him perfectly, he is the delboy of the football world using underhand tactics to get ahead in the game but getting away with it as he is a cheeky chappy.
I agree we couldn't have a scot but Coyle would have been a good shout along with Lambert for me. I think Pearce might have a look in with the Under 21s, think they'll do well this year.
 

Tankie

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If we had a referendum on the matter, Harry would walk it
He would be the fans choice for sure;
Wouldn't it be great if England played like Spurs, there's no other candidate that fits the bill, if we want an Englishman in charge.

"F.A......Don't Tarry...Give it Arry" :claping hands:

Tankie....Planet Bedworth
 

Macca

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Whatever the england manager merry go round we are at least a generation away from winning a major tournament
 

Covstu

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Has to be Harry but i think it would end his football career for good! Maybe he wants it that way??
 

blueflint

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it gets me why we alway's think we are better than the others and we alway's make ourselves amongst the favourites for any comp history proves we are not and shouldn't i am english through and through but get fed up with the embarrassment
of alway's failing :mad::mad::mad:
 

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