Originally posted by CityblueI agree... we should stick to what we do best - 100mph football, getting stuck in, rattling 'em, get the ball out to the wide men to supply the ammo for a big brave centre-forward..... where exactly did Bob Latchford go?
......generally though it'd be nice to see the team playing a high tempo game - that's when England have always looked capable of beating good teams - we cannot beat the top teams playing a slow technique based game[/b]
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There's not the same prestige for national games anymore.
Players would much rather be playing a group stage Champions League match for their club side than a Euro qualifier for England.
National games just aren't where the player's interests lie - look at players nearing the end of their careers like Paul Scholes, Alan Shearer - they stopped playing pointless international games so they could extend their club careers.
Originally posted by Squelchbelchsam aladice
There's not the same prestige for national games anymore.
Players would much rather be playing a group stage Champions League match for their club side than a Euro qualifier for England.
National games just aren't where the player's interests lie - look at players nearing the end of their careers like Paul Scholes, Alan Shearer - they stopped playing pointless international games so they could extend their club careers.
Originally posted by petrosianpupilWhatever it costs it would be worth it.
How much money to get Wenger to manage England? Now Dein is out of the way maybe it could happen! Surely its worth it, I can't bear watching Mc Donuts teams.
He could turn England into a real force, there are rumours this may happen.
Originally posted by Rooney Once a BlueI agree. It makes me laugh when the press moan about the millions we pay. I only mind the fact that we pay all that money to an also ran.
Whatever it costs it would be worth it.
He could turn England into a real force, there are rumours this may happen.
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Originally posted by smartrrrrsTo be honest I would favour an English manager but......
we are talkin about england yeh, how about an english manager or at least british
Wenger's knowledge of the English game and players can only be rivaled by Sir Alex.
Additionally Wenger is a manager who has proven consistently that he can put a great team together without big money, he always balances the books and has been able to compete at the highest level against managers with much larger financial budgest for players.
So he would appear to be a perfect candidate for the England Managers position.
He knows English players, and their strengths, he doesn't buy sucess (he develops it) and has been sucessful at the highest levels.