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26th March 2024 at 9:19 pm #213311
Why is he still England manager?
Should have been sacked years ago.
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26th March 2024 at 10:06 pm #213312Look forward to seeing him at Man Utd next season π
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26th March 2024 at 10:47 pm #213313Not too fast there Mikus
Liverpool told Gareth Southgate could be their next manager#LFC https://t.co/GHwllqCpOa
— Liverpool FC News (@LivEchoLFC) March 26, 2024
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26th March 2024 at 11:14 pm #213314It is staggering Ed how some people seriously think he could do a good job at a big premier league club. I just think he plays it safe, has little in the way of charisma but is fortunate he has some great players at his disposal.
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27th March 2024 at 6:48 am #213315I think he’s a good talker Mikus and I think he’s done a decent job at creating the right environment for these top players to succeed. It wouldn’t surprise me if he won something with England. I don’t think he’s a great tactician but I don’t think he’s a terrible England manager, just one that’s lacking in the tactical aspect of the game. I think he’d be a disastrous club manager though, certainly if he went in right at the top. Some managers just suit international football and I think he’s one of them.
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27th March 2024 at 8:58 am #213316There’s no chance Southgate will be the next Liverpool manager. He’s at 50/1 currently, put that in perspective that’s the same as Michael Carrick or Roy Keane.
He’s a safe and boring manager that the statisticians can point at as being successful but for me he has been a failure. He beats teams that he is expected to beat but comes up short against those that pose a challenge. Apart from defence he has one of the best squads in world football currently.
Read the other day something that summed him up, the worst thing England can do is go one up within 10 minutes because it will be 80 minutes of defensive boring football trying to hang on.
He’s the 5/2 favorite for the Utd job. Please make that happen π
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27th March 2024 at 9:49 am #213317Waistcoat to YooUtd, yes please, another chance for YooUtd to sort themselves out and another chance missed, and another 2/3 years battling out for the 5/6/7th spots while boasting about about their impressive chicken noodle network… (at least we’ve got F1 and the Jordan bit of Nike! Well, soon we will have!)
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27th March 2024 at 11:46 am #213318I’d be genuinely amazed if he got the Utd job quite frankly. I think the odds are based on the speculation which I don’t think is coming from the club. The likes of Berrada were brought in without a sniff in the media about it so it’d be odd if things started leaking now. It also doesn’t make sense time wise to bring a new manager in after the Euros. I don’t think there’s an ounce of truth in the rumours in all honesty, much to rival fans disappointment π.
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27th March 2024 at 12:08 pm #213319Ed, stop crushing our dreams with tales of reason and logic.
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27th March 2024 at 12:30 pm #213320Absolutely hate negative football and tactics and lost all respect for southgate when england went 1-0 up againest a shit itsky team and choked. Didn’t even try to play football.
Excellent players but dreadful to watch.
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27th March 2024 at 1:11 pm #213322Benitez was loved at Anfield though Sean and he’s one of the most negative managers around. Mourinho at Chelsea and Utd. Conte at Spurs etc. The game’s probably passed that type of manager by, hence why I think Southgate would fail miserably in club football again. But I honestly think he gets far too much stick as England manager. I’m not sure who else England could get who would be a better option. I suspect it may be Potter after the summer with Southgate getting a club job, just not my club, thanks.
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27th March 2024 at 2:12 pm #213323To be fair Ed those managers won big trophies and were either very good tactically or good motivators or both. I think Southgate is Mr.Sensible and Mr.Safe. Yes he’s done a few sensible things in the England camp. But as somebody to really galvanise a dressing room into battle, he’s just not that person. And in the big moments I donβt see very much. Perfectly nice chap I’m sure. But he’s there because there was no other English manager available. Which is a damning indictment really.
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27th March 2024 at 3:03 pm #213324Too much difference between international and national football… 80 or even 90% of Engerland games you would expect Engerland to win considering how many games are seeded, the rest are in the the knock-out rounds of tournaments so it’s win or go home… off course Waistcoat is going to be thnking about not losing just as much as he is about winning… lose one and your out, nothing like a 38 game league schedule…
(And no, I wasn’t including international friendlies, the biggest waste of space on a footballing calander)
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27th March 2024 at 4:45 pm #213325Ye i get you ed but southgate has delivered nothing with a great swuad in an era were international teams are weak.
Rafa and houllier drove me insane. Once the good results stop then its gets bad to stomach.
Thats why im dreading klopp going. I love watching us. We go anywhere and attack.
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27th March 2024 at 8:01 pm #213327Most overrated manager ever! Should stay with England or call it a day after the Euros.Worse than Steve the brolly!
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27th March 2024 at 8:11 pm #213328Yeah that’s it Sean. You accept it as long as the results are there. I think I have more patience with the style of football at International level just because it’s always knockout games almost. You just want to get through most of the time. To be honest, I don’t find many of the best International sides great to watch. France are pretty poor to watch under Deschamps. Argentina aren’t great either despite their WC win. Brazil aren’t all that. Spain I find incredibly boring.
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28th March 2024 at 5:23 am #213329Agree Ed, England arent alone in being boring. International tournaments are much shorter than domestic leagues so there’s little chance of recovering from a defeat, so most of the big teams play it safe. As you say, just get through.
I never get excited about the Euros or World Cup, but if I do watch them I prefer to watch the slightly smaller teams that play with more excitement. Japan, Croatia, Colombia etc.
The last time I can remember England consistently playing exciting football was under Venables. He really knew how to bind the team (maybe too much!) and was good to watch. If the football gods had any justice in them they would have won Euro 96.
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28th March 2024 at 5:47 am #213330I never get excited about the Euros or World Cup, but if I do watch them I prefer to watch the slightly smaller teams that play with more excitement. Japan, Croatia, Colombia etc.
Yeah I’m not sure I would if England weren’t in it either. International football used to be the pinnacle but it’s lost some glamour, for sure, with the rise of club football.
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28th March 2024 at 7:57 am #213331Same problem as ‘european’ football… just too much of it… and too many worthless games… domeestic leagues work as these are clubs which have been facing each other for decades (or even centuries in some countries) so every game has a lot more history to it, and domestic leagues aren’t over with one defeat (unlike the exciting parts of international football) so teams go for it more… ‘
The only football I’ve watched over this international break was the first half of Poland vs Wales (and that’s because it was a “winner takes all” game)… never watched a second of either Engerland game. Don’t care. Irrelevent. Pointless.
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28th March 2024 at 7:47 pm #213333We have been heading the same direction as the Belgium national side. We have the best selection of players, yet we do not have the right man in charge to lead them to success.
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