Gus Hiddink

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  1. Che

    Chef Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Would be my number one choice to replace Sven or Martin O'Neill if it was possible.
     
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    I'd agree with that. Hiddink has proved he can do it at that level. O'Neill can motivate but dunno how good he is tactically. Lord help us if Allardyce or Mclaren get it
     
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    Mclaren...

    be better with a pushchair by the same name
     
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    i know - either of them two would be poor decisions, big Sam marginally better choice than McClaren. Luiz Felipe Scolari has also been linked but I'd go for Gus as number one choice.
     
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    Martin O'Neill

    Mr Long Ball. No thank you, he might have won trophies in his time, but he plays the long ball game all the time, very frustrating.
     
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    O'Neill

    Almost masterminded a Celtic victory in Juventus, as well as guiding Celtic to the Uefa Cup final, losing out to Jose's Porto unluckily.

    2 weeks ago I wanted Sam Allardyce and no one else, now its got to be Hiddink or O'Neill.

    Anyone but Steve McLaren
     
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    Martin O'Neill applied for the job of Barnsley manager

    Fact on a stick. Don't think they even interviewed him.
     
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    when did that happen?

    out of interest like..
     
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    Before he got the Leicester job

    While he was still at Wycombe. I guess it was when we gave Anderson the job, or possibly Wilson. Maybe we made the right choice, maybe we didn't. We'll never know.
     
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    interesting..
     
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    Hes Dutch not English

    therfore he shouldnt be managing England. Stuart Pearce is English, hes played for England and he'll show passion for England.
     
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    RE: Hes Dutch not English

    Welcome to the 21st century, feel free to make yourself comfortable
     
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    RE: Hes Dutch not English

    sack the Swede. If Sweden beat us in the World cup you will see him running down the touchline celebrating, taking his shirt off nd waving it about.
     
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  14. Gue

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    RE: Hes Dutch not English

    I doubt it very much.
     
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  15. Gue

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    RE: Hes Dutch not English

    so do i. I bet Sven loved being set up by the news of the word - he got to sew them - more money. Also if we get knocked out in the first round Sven gets £3 million, not bad eh.
    I agree with Dave Whelan and Shearer, we need an English manager. Someone whos not just bothered about the millions but bothered becasue they love England.
     
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    You get a lot of money from sewing newspapers together then?

    I think I'll look into it. Sounds like the job for me.
     
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    Like Keegan you mean ... ffs ... don't you want to win anything
     
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  18. Gue

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    I agree

    None of the English managers have the experience or the success to be England boss.
     
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  19. Gue

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    RE: I agree

    Look at Van Basten - Holland, and Klinsman - Germany. They had no experience at all, they just went straight into the job.
     
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    RE: I agree

    also you could say Mclaren winning league cup and getting into Europe was a success and Curbishly doing well at Charlton with limited budget. Both experienced - Mclaren has been working under Sven for years.
     
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