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harry redknapp next to take over fabio capello as england manager who knows? it could be him hehe ^.^
Stuart Pearce will manage England for the Holland game..
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Stuart-Pearce-will-manage-England-for-Holland-match-confirms-FA-chairman-article863260.html
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Stuart-Pearce-will-manage-England-for-Holland-match-confirms-FA-chairman-article863260.html
After the incredible job he's done at Man Utd for so many years, there is only one man for England. Howard Webb.
So if it is Redknapp, is he going to quit spurs or is he going to manage both club and country???
Guus Hiddink did that right with Chelsea and Turkey i think..
Guus Hiddink did that right with Chelsea and Turkey i think..
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Micha Richard, walker, Kaboul, Cole, Dawson, Terry glen Johnson , Jones, Lescott , Leighton Baines, Cahil, Phil Jagielka
Parker, ox, walcott, lennon, rodwell, Sinclair, Milner, Gerrard, Lampard, Nathan Dyer
Rooney, Sturridge, Welbeck, Defoe, Bent
Did i miss Anyone out!
Micha Richard, walker, Kaboul, Cole, Dawson, Terry glen Johnson , Jones, Lescott , Leighton Baines, Cahil, Phil Jagielka
Parker, ox, walcott, lennon, rodwell, Sinclair, Milner, Gerrard, Lampard, Nathan Dyer
Rooney, Sturridge, Welbeck, Defoe, Bent
Did i miss Anyone out!
assuming wilshere is out, i would think it's between carrick and barry for the spot alongside parker in midfield.
i've watched carrick more, obviously and I think he's played more and slightly better than barry has, but capello has favoured barry in the past.
thoughts? tactically england are hopeless at possession football so they'll have to play on the counterattack, both players are good at turning defence into attack, for my vote carrick shades it due to his recent form
i've watched carrick more, obviously and I think he's played more and slightly better than barry has, but capello has favoured barry in the past.
thoughts? tactically england are hopeless at possession football so they'll have to play on the counterattack, both players are good at turning defence into attack, for my vote carrick shades it due to his recent form
Honestly, england has sturridge, welbeck, rooney, rodwell, jones, cahil, oxalade chamberlain, walcott, lennon, johnson, lescott, glen johnson, micah richards, and so many more that im probably forgetting! Theres SO much talent and potential for the england team, just a need a coach thatll stop using ppl like heskey and stuff.
england's u25 players are very good, but not tactically as smart as spain's or germany's. england could use a tactical change, tactics were rubbish in SA
parker, rooney, cahill, dawson, and gerrard! hes back in form! soo much potential! honestly, i hope redknapp is picked now and that he plays alot of the young ones, and works on their technical side
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