who should be the next england soccer team coach?
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Sam Allardyce, Steve McLaren are good choices. If the FA decided to use foreign manager, they can use Rafael Benitez or Fabio Capello.
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The England national team!
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Yeah I think Eric Cantona or Mark Hughes would be great managers for Man U. However, I think Carlos Queiroz is the best choice cos after all, he's been doing a great job with Fergie. Or maybe Martin O'Neill...or even Roy Keane? Who knows.\n\nAnd I'd be glad if noone here mention Jose Mourinho to replace our great Ferguson. He's no match for him.
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Jose Mourinho.\n\nhes a good coach and all, but i could be a good coach too if my team had 20 bazillion dollars to spend on players.  i dont hate him so much as i hate chelsea as a whole.  but i still hate him worse than anyone else.  Jol finishes in a distant second, just cuz he coaches spurs.  \nGo gunners.
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Ashley Cole or Paul Scholes could rough him up..John Terry would be ideal though...haha..
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I think that - yet again - the FA will not make the right choice:\nClough never managed England when he was obvoiusly the best coach\nTaylor was only appointed because the FA liked him.\nI happen to believe that the England coach has to understand English players and how they like to play.  This means he needs to have coached in the Premiership (and coached English players).\nSo all the names are being bandied about, but not Venables?  England played the best I ever saw under him, he understands players and knows how to get the best from them, but the FA won't even entertain him.  If not him I hope O'Neill gets it.
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Ian Wright is one of my favourite players of all time.  I used to watch him week in, week out at Highbury, and I still think that he was never allowed enough of a chance for England.  Great player, funny guy, massive personality, and yet possibly the least likely England manager I can think of.  I'd prefer most people in that role.  Cilla Black, Dame Edna Everidge, my dog (which died in 1988)............ any of those would be a better choice than Wrighty.\n\nThanks for the idea tho.
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england. best players in gerrard, beckham, lampard, rooney, owen, ferdinand, terry etc and plus they have depth to lead them to their second title.
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I know of just eight- Steve Coppell (READING), George Graham ( ARSENAL, TOTTENHAM, LEEDS), Mark Hughes (BLACKBURN), Steve Bruce (BIRMINGHAM), Bryan Robson (MIDDLESBROUGH, WEST BROM), Gordon Strachan (COVENTRY, SOUTHAMPTON), Brian Kidd (BLACKBURN), RayWilkins(QPR). \n\nTwo caretakers: Joe Jordan(Portsmouth) and Stewart Houston (Arsenal)
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Peter Taylor will leave Hull City for Charlton Atheltic next week, with Nick Barmy being appointed Player Manager ona two year contract, as so am led to believe. This will be the second time that Taylor has managed Leicester City for just under 2 season. \n\nHe has also managed Gillingham, Brigthon, he was caretaker manager of the full England team against Italy, Taylor also appointed Beckham as captain, but for me he has worked under in his two spells with the England under 21's squad, with players such as Owen, Terry, Lampard, Dunne, Robinson, Reo Coker, Ashton
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Carlos Queiroz, I think. Martin O'Neill is also good. It's also great if Roy Keane wants to be the next manager of Man U. Jeez, I wouldn't want Jose Mourinho to replace him despite his so-called great contributions to Chelsea.
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MICHAEL OWEN\nDAVID BECKHAM\nSTEVEN GERRARD\nJOHN TERRY\nPETER CROUCH\nFRANK LAMPARD\nALL THE REST OF ENGLAND
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no.should have taken andy jonhson or jermain defoe. players with more experience.
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It's definitely Rafa Benitez!\n\nJose "Moan"inro could be the best coach/manager of EPL only if he can win the League, FA Cup & League Cup in the same season. I have already spared him for the CL.\n\nGiven the quality as well as quantity of players at his disposal, winning the League is a must, and that's the only thing he managed to achieve, besides a League Cup last year...\n\nIf Jose is really so 'special', with the players he has, Chealsea should be invisible, at least domestically, as we are talking about EPL managers.\n\nManU's AF, Arsenal's AW are doing an admirable job with their respective team. However, I want to mention about managers of West Ham, Wigan & Tottemham, they are doing something special to their teams!\n\nI chose RB for this year's best EPL manager because he's done a great job. Well, Liverpool are obviously not quite there to win the League this term but you can see the rapid progress! With the total points they secured this term, it's enough to win the league in several other seasons. (Credit to JM & AF) Winning the FA Cup the hard way through ManU & Chealsea shall tell the story! And there's a lot steel he has injected into this rejuvenated Liverpool!
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Looking forward to see Michael Owen in the next season.\n\nHe's irreplaceable as a poaching striker but this could mean Stevie G starting as 2nd striker - may very well turn out to be the winning situation for the next game. Good thing is England do have the players to up the level of play when it matters for each game as they progress.
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Neither Barry nor Richardson should be. If O'Neill and Ferguson, two of the best British managers in history and noted judges of young talent, don't think enough of them to play them every week, then I don't see why they should be in the England squad.
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If you're talking about the Premiership, then it's surely Petr Cech. If you're talking about the England squad, then it has to be Robinson and James. But, I don't think they are world class as Dida or Lehmann or Kahn.