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    Yes either that or he is a complete wally?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
    Yes either that or he is a complete wally?
    Must be taking over from Pete Mahon then

    Anyone notice how many ex-West Ham players have become managers of other clubs - Frank O'Farrell, Noel Cantwell, Curbishley, Stuart Pearce, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, Liam Brady, Malcolm Whatsisname to name a few.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirhamish
    Must be taking over from Pete Mahon then

    Anyone notice how many ex-West Ham players have become managers of other clubs - Frank O'Farrell, Noel Cantwell, Curbishley, Stuart Pearce, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, Liam Brady, Malcolm Whatsisname to name a few.
    1)Pete's not going anywhere

    2) Which is why West Ham was referred to as the academy under Ron Greenwood. By the way I believe Venables also played there in his youth.
    Malcolm Allison , for the record....

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    Quote Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
    1)Pete's not going anywhere

    2) Which is why West Ham was referred to as the academy under Ron Greenwood. By the way I believe Venables also played there in his youth.
    Malcolm Allison , for the record....
    Allison - just couldn't remember it at that time. Funny CTID, when I was playing and coaching footie back in the late 60s, I found out about "two touch" football from a book where Allison mentioned he used it in training.

    BTW - what's with the "was" bit - it still "is" the academy of football. They've let a few slip through though - Ray Houghton and have had a few poor pupils as well - Rio Ferdinand for one.

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    Well the phrase was coined under Ron Greenwood and sadly he is no longer with us!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
    Which is why West Ham was referred to as the academy under Ron Greenwood. By the way I believe Venables also played there in his youth.
    Malcolm Allison , for the record....
    Correct me if im wrong but was the famous 'coaching academy' not at Chelsea in the sixties when players like Malcolm Allison, Dave Sexton, Terry Venables etc used to meet on the Kings Road and discuss the finer points of the game. I could me wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hamish
    Alan Curbishley Just Resigned

    Just heard Jeff Stelling announce, just before Charlton kick-off at home to Blackburn, that Alan Curbishley has resigned "as from the end of the season".
    Is that a clue who's the next English manager?????
    Yes, I thought that was strange or maybe 15 years at Charlton was more than enough. I suspect he won't have to wait long for offers but he can't really progress Charlton any more than he has done. Villa perhaps when "as I say" gets a walk off part at the end of the season. I doubt if he'll get the England job ahead of McLaren.
    Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.

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    looks like mcclaren to be confirmed today as per sky and bbc reports
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    Poor FA... McLaren is just crap. Never reached anything with Boro. Always big budget and decent squad but no results. The UEFA Cup final can't be an excuse.
    "Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get."
    George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)

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    I saw a print out of his record at 'Boro and they have lost almost as many games as they won under McLaren despite the large investment by Gibson. And if last night was anything to go by I'll give him 12 months in the English job before he becomes another Graham Taylor.
    Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.

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    I was thinking the same thing. I can't see McLaren lasting longer the 1 full year in the England job.

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    Fluking there way to the final masked a very poor season for a team that finished 14th , the 4 nil was about right last night ive never seen a team in a final play so badly ,no one looked like they cared .

    aparently martin o neil was first choice but wouldnt garuntee that becks would be captain for the euro's in 2 years which is fair enough so the fa would loose millions in sponsership so MON was out of the picture .

    maclaren is a yes man & will last untill they either dont qualify or go out early of the euro's then he is gone . no more than 2 years .

    the press are starting to turn on him allready and he has nt even started yet .

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    I heard that one of the questions asked for selecting the England Manager was that what role would Beckham have? ONeill and Allerdyce both said that they would pick the players according to form and no player was undroppable. The FA told them Beckham was to play and be captain no matter what, due to sponsorship etc. McClaren is the yes man that the English FA want. He was shown up last night tactically by the Sevilla management.

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    That match last night showed me that he's the coooooooooolest future England manager I've ever seen.
    This is the cooooooooooooolest footy forum I've ever seen!

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    would be shocked if england get through the group stage now with that those two clowns managing them, as im sure McLaren will try to influence the team more than he did in the past.oh ya, and crouch up front

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    Quote Originally Posted by lofty9
    I heard that one of the questions asked for selecting the England Manager was that what role would Beckham have? ONeill and Allerdyce both said that they would pick the players according to form and no player was undroppable. The FA told them Beckham was to play and be captain no matter what, due to sponsorship etc. McClaren is the yes man that the English FA want. He was shown up last night tactically by the Sevilla management.
    I very much doubt that. The FA telling a coach want team to pick. Stuff of fantasy.
    Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OwlsFan
    I very much doubt that. The FA telling a coach want team to pick. Stuff of fantasy.
    More like the sponsors dictating the finances, therefore the FA making decisions for monies sake. Let's not forget that in football money talks, remember Nike and Ronaldo at a certain WC final?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lofty9
    More like the sponsors dictating the finances, therefore the FA making decisions for monies sake. Let's not forget that in football money talks, remember Nike and Ronaldo at a certain WC final?
    well to explain what kinda money we're talking the sponsership real get from having becks in the squad pays all the other players wages !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by OwlsFan View Post
    I saw a print out of his record at 'Boro and they have lost almost as many games as they won under McLaren despite the large investment by Gibson. And if last night was anything to go by I'll give him 12 months in the English job before he becomes another Graham Taylor.

    Funny how we can predict these things before he got the job and yet the same English media, who were backing Mclaren for the job and who are now hounding him out of it, couldn't
    Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.

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    McClaren is a top class coach but is not cut out to manage at the top level. The squad he had at Boro should have done a lot better in the league, and England now obviously.
    Quote Originally Posted by lofty9 View Post
    Slightly off topic but Stuart Pearce has an interesting opinion on a potential International Manager qualifications.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ty/4630096.stm

    England speculation riles Pearce

    Pearce succeeded Kevin Keegan as Man City boss in March
    Manchester City manager Stuart Pearce has been angered by suggestions he should succeed England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson when the Swede steps down.
    Wigan owner Dave Whelan said Pearce should do the job in tandem with his club's Paul Jewell. Gary Lineker has also backed the City coach in the past.

    Pearce said: "It is pathetic and I find it quite embarrassing.

    "I can't understand why people make statements touting me - an absolute amateur - for the England job."

    Pearce added: "This must be the only industry in the world where you can have a total novice, who has not even been in management for one year, being touted for the top job in English football," he said.

    "Would we say the next Prime Minister is going to be someone who has not even been elected as an MP yet? No.

    "When I was a youngster I wanted to rewire a house but I didn't just walk into someone's house and say 'I have no qualifications, can I wire your house today?' The situation is ludicrous."
    John Delaney if you're reading take fúcking note.
    Quote Originally Posted by lofty9 View Post
    I heard that one of the questions asked for selecting the England Manager was that what role would Beckham have? ONeill and Allerdyce both said that they would pick the players according to form and no player was undroppable. The FA told them Beckham was to play and be captain no matter what, due to sponsorship etc.
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