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Old 8th February 2012, 11:29   #1 (permalink)
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So he has arrived at Wembley for talks with the FA.

Some journos are saying that he could be sacked or will resign.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:33   #2 (permalink)
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Hopefully.

People saying the FA were wrong to undermine him are slightly missing the point with regards to his incompetence and the chance presenting itself to get rid of him before the Euros.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:34   #3 (permalink)
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I was wondering what happened to a thread on this...

We could get rid of JT & Capello in one go, not a bad option.

Good old JT, England's fucking lion, has managed to destabilise everything for the 2nd competition in a row.
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I don't think he's a poor manager, or that he has even done a bad job. However I just don't think he's right for England. He strikes me as a manager who would not have any rapport with his players. I can imagine him treating them like machines, trying to show emotion and passion but we all know robots cannot cry. Maybe he'd be better off using his mechanical abilities to fly around the world pretending to be an evil Postman Pat. He could use these powers to scare children that are being little shits.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:36   #5 (permalink)
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Yes, it'd make complete sense to sack one of the best managers in the world four months before a major international tournament because you don't have players good enough to get results.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:42   #6 (permalink)
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I'm thinking we put up with him for a few months, make him the scapegoat for our inevitable failure at a major tournament that he's leaving after anyway and move on to a brave new future under Sir Alan Pardew.
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Basically Noodle was right the whole time. Again.

Crap.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:46   #8 (permalink)
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Capello, please don't be an absolute moron and get yourself fired before the end of the season and thus derail our season. Cheers.
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I can see them asking Harry to take over just for the Euros if they sack Capello.
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This was always going to happen, and it's not going to be pretty. Harry will take over, and the England team will be a complete shambles in the Euros.

Also, it will spell the end of Tottenham as a top 4 club, as they'll no doubt bring in another clueless manager from abroad.

It's hilarious for a United-supporting Norwegian tired of hearing the outcry from Ingerlund-fans who believe the next championship will be theirs, though.
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Yes, it'd make complete sense to sack one of the best managers in the world four months before a major international tournament because you don't have players good enough to get results.
If he fields an entire team of goalkeepers and gets England disqualified because it turns out one of them was Albanian, you'll still be claiming he's done nothing wrong.

He's made one fumbling mistake after another. It's actually some achievement these days to turn the management into a bigger joke than the team.
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It's hilarious for a United-supporting Norwegian tired of hearing the outcry from Ingerlund-fans who believe the next championship will be theirs, though.
I don't know why this perception continues, I don't think I've seen a single person claiming that England will win the next Euros. Very very few even claim that England have a chance.
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This was always going to happen, and it's not going to be pretty. Harry will take over, and the England team will be a complete shambles in the Euros.

Also, it will spell the end of Tottenham as a top 4 club, as they'll no doubt bring in another clueless manager from abroad.

It's hilarious for a United-supporting Norwegian tired of hearing the outcry from Ingerlund-fans who believe the next championship will be theirs, though.
Who on earth said that? Certainly not sane human beings.

The majority of England fans think the team is hopeless and have no chance of winning a tournament. Odd misconception to have.
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Old 8th February 2012, 11:59   #14 (permalink)
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To be fair, we were one of the top four or five favourites going into the World Cup according to many gimps on here...despite roughly half the teams in the tournament being as good or significantly better. All based on us beating some shambles opponents in the qualifiers whilst still playing very poorly.

It's not too hard to see where the perception of England fans being deluded comes from.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:14   #16 (permalink)
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Basically Noodle was right the whole time. Again.

Crap.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:18   #17 (permalink)
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Actually not just in England, England were top 5 fave favourite in most betting markets actually, with the easy group, ghana in the second and the even worse france/uruguay in the quarters, it's not hard to see why tbh....fell apart at Rooney getting injured though. It was probably the most favourable run possible.

Also, the FA aren't smart to have planned this to get rid of Terry and Capello for next to nothing...prolly both be back leading by the summer.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:19   #18 (permalink)
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If he fields an entire team of goalkeepers and gets England disqualified because it turns out one of them was Albanian, you'll still be claiming he's done nothing wrong.

He's made one fumbling mistake after another. It's actually some achievement these days to turn the management into a bigger joke than the team.
He hasn't done much wrong. He qualified for the World Cup with a good record and got eliminated by a side much superior. He qualified for Euros with a good record as well.

England just doesn't have players good enough to succeed at international level.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:26   #19 (permalink)
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England just doesn't have players good enough to succeed at international level.
Probably right, but I'd just be happy with some half exciting football and our players ARE capable of that.

Great chance to get rid imo. Superb manager but not right for England.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:29   #20 (permalink)
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Gary Neville was right about the Sven era in that the team picking itself brought no fear to the opposition, they knew what we'd do exactly because the first 11, as good as they mostly were as individuals was always the same and became stale very quickly after Euro 2004.....Fabio simply became too reliant on Rooney.

Both made howlers in selections too, if Greece and Denmark can win a tournaments with sides of a similar or way lower level, and many other teams can make the semis....im sure were capable of it(semis mainly), just need the manager to have the balls to go against PR people and agents forcing their players in the teams all the time.
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Who on earth said that? Certainly not sane human beings.

The majority of England fans think the team is hopeless and have no chance of winning a tournament. Odd misconception to have.
English football fans don't but the media does every time.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:35   #22 (permalink)
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Hopefully.

People saying the FA were wrong to undermine him are slightly missing the point with regards to his incompetence and the chance presenting itself to get rid of him before the Euros.


Best win percentage of any England manager in history.

Qualified for 2 consecutive tournaments.

You are clueless.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:38   #23 (permalink)
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No English person should hope for him to get sacked, because it's unlike Harry will accept the job right now and that means they're most likely to go with Stuart Pearce for the World Cup.
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Stuart Pearce quite probably > Harry Redknapp anyway.

Not many with a true idea about football really want Redknapp -_-
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Nar, Harry would defo take it on the basis that it's part-time until May.
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Stuart Pearce quite probably > Harry Redknapp anyway.

Not many with a true idea about football really want Redknapp -_-


What are you on about? And in which world is Pearce better than Redknapp?

Laughable comment.
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:41   #27 (permalink)
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Steve Claridge just said if England don't win the Euros, Capello's entire reign will have been an "unmitigated disaster."
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Old 8th February 2012, 12:43   #28 (permalink)
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Steve Claridge just said if England don't win the Euros, Capello's entire reign will have been an "unmitigated disaster."
Ha ha, fuck me that boy Claridge really is a mong.
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Stuart Bloody Pearce?!?!? Jesus Cantona Christ, I'd rather my cat was manager than that twit.
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Nar, Harry would defo take it on the basis that it's part-time until May.
I doubt that, particularly because Harry has a chance to create history with this Spurs side.
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Stuart Pearce quite probably > Harry Redknapp anyway.

Not many with a true idea about football really want Redknapp -_-
Harry Redknapp is a lot of things. One of those things is a better manager than Stuart Pearce.
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Why on earth would you want a new manager so close to a mojor tournament?
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What are you on about? And in which world is Pearce better than Redknapp?

Laughable comment.
This is a guys whos dream partnership is Crouch-Defoe....luckily enough Levy gave him two gifts in the way of Van Der Vaart and Adebayor, and did what he said he would in keeping Godric. Parker was all 'arry though, fair play.
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I doubt that, particularly because Harry has a chance to create history with this Spurs side.
He'd still be in charge of Spurs. And as he is on record saying many times, "you don't say no to your country".
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Stuart Pearce quite probably > Harry Redknapp anyway.

Not many with a true idea about football really want Redknapp -_-
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This is a guys whos dream partnership is Crouch-Defoe....luckily enough Levy gave him two gifts in the way of Van Der Vaart and Adebayor, and did what he said he would in keeping Godric. Parker was all 'arry though, fair play.
Oh yeah Levy is the gaffer. Ha ha ffs
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They'd be nuts to rid of Capello at this stage, IMO.
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Why on earth would you want a new manager so close to a mojor tournament?
To freshen it up! Especially after the Terry incident, could be perfect.
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I'm not sure what that signifies but I'll take that as a no.
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