Remember Graham Taylor ill fated reign as england manager from
1991-1994, and then Kevin Keegan from 1998-2000?
Under Taylor, england played hopeful long balls, which was awful to
watch.
Under Keegan, he is hopelessly tactically naive and he quitted
after england lost to germany in a world cup qualifying match at
wembley.
Terry Venables and Sir Bobby Robson are proven managers and have a
lot of experiences, but I dun think the FA will appoint them cos of
their age and reputation.
The current potential english managers to take over from Erikkson
are Steve Mclaren, Sam Allardyce and that Charlton manager. They
have not won the big ticket trophy in epl (epl title, fa cup or
euro /uefa cup) and neither have the experience of managing an
international team.
I shudder to think if Big Sam took over england, playing the long
ball, throw-ins and free-kick, isnt it a step back to the era of
Graham Taylor in the early 90's?
I prefer the FA appoint someone who is proven as a manager not only
in their domestic league, but also an international team, manager
like Guus Hiddink, who managed PSV and also holland, South Korea
and Australia.
