But if he picked someone like Shawcross over Terry, then all the better.
Using an random example there, but the idea of ability (and form) over reputation is intriguing.
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But if he picked someone like Shawcross over Terry, then all the better.
Using an random example there, but the idea of ability (and form) over reputation is intriguing.
ochfacepalm:Why am i not surprised.
Telegraph just turned over Allardyce
Exclusive: How Sam Allardyce tried to make as much money as possible as England manager - before his first match
Exclusive: How Sam Allardyce tried to make as much money as possible as England manager - before his first match
How easy was that?....
Even allowing for the fact that they were undercover journalists I can't believe how open he's been with what he's said.
How much money do they need he's on £3million a year
If he just concentrates on his job and does better than the norm (spectacular disaster) then he'd make more money in retirement from tv and appearances than any dodgy transfer deal is going to pocket him.
It's all down to ego. " look, I can do whatever I like.... I'm that smart"
Allardyce is such a turd. I hope they sack him and give Hoddle another try. He'd do wonders with the Spurs backbone.
Who was the last England manager to actually get sacked? Was it Hoddle?
Who?
If you are going to get a foreigner in, get someone with the necessary credentials.
Would you go for Bielsa?
This falla actually has a great CV, I confess I don't know a lot about him personally but read a fair bit about him the last time around (before we went with the grubby, sleezy, jabba the cunt bag Allardyce).
Bit about him here: England chiefs ready to speak to dark horse Ralf Rangnick for a second time in new manager hunt