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    @emmalush wrote:

    @anita Gofradump wrote:

    Depends if the national team means anything to you?

    It means alot, so that means we should have Harry, but if not Alan.

    Managing leicester and the national team are not exactly the same kettle of fish, Leics was a cr.ap club with low expectations so it didnt matter if he fcked up.

    :lol: he was booed 3 months in, infact a sit-in protest, so it did matter.

    Martin had almost 10yrs managing experience before he took over at Leicester.

    What do those clubs matter or what he did? Which was NOTHING, which is why what he did at Leicester was incredible considering his managerial past, and resources.

    Best Striker around must naturally make him a great manager?

    Nope, but you havn’t told me why he shouldn’t be manager other than he hasn’t been a manager. Ive given you experience in the modern game, that no manager considered has.

    Again nobody gave a monkeys about watford

    You dont mind showing your ignorance.
    The point is he was successful, but not as a player.

    So if Sven, Mickey Mac Clown Claren who have experience at club level of being managers can’t do it, you trying to say someone with no experience can do it better

    Of course, and he could also be worse, Jose could be worse, capello could be worse, sven and maclaren were as “qualified” as any manager in the world considering their club jobs, but they failed,
    There is SIMPLY no qualification that says you’re qualified to be a successfull England manager,

    THUS, Alan Shearer is as “qualified” as most in the frame.

    Therefore, seeing as he’s a very proud Englishman, he’s respected in the game, played and captained England not long ago, with Bobby Robson in the background, theres no reason to assume he’d fail.

    If klinsman can do it for germany…

    So what you are saying, is that we should take a risk with someone with absolutely no experience in management, than with someone like Capello, Jose, Lippi? You are extremely stupid, Emma, and you shouldn’t even try having a debate about football!

    #295005

    If she had a coc k and a pair of big hairy b0ll0cks how many would be slating her now

    All this your a women you no f00k all about football gets right on my tits

    Thats like saying yur a man you dont no where the women clit is

    Oh sorry most of ya dont :roll: 8)

    Dont agree on Alan Shearer i must admit not yet maybe a few more years let him get a team or 2 under his belt before he is thrown in at the deep end

    Only one bloke i think could do a decent job and thats old sam

    #295006

    @sunny wrote:

    If she had a coc k and a pair of big hairy b0ll0cks how many would be slating her now

    All this your a women you no f00k all about football gets right on my tits

    Thats like saying yur a man you dont no where the women clit is

    Oh sorry most of ya dont :roll: 8)

    Dont agree on Alan Shearer i must admit not yet maybe a few more years let him get a team or 2 under his belt before he is thrown in at the deep end

    Only one bloke i think could do a decent job and thats old sam

    absolutely and totally 99% agree with nearly every word…. except Sam, I dont think Sam is the man personally.

    Of course we would much rather have an English man lead out our national side. This is why Ferguson has always said he could never run England as there is no way his heart would let him lead them out against Scotland (like thats ever gonna happen in the near future!).

    If you are going to take a foreign manager you have to question is his heart in football or is his head in money? How can you cheer a team on against your own national side? I find it very hard to get my head round that part of all this.

    #295007

    @robbo wrote:

    So what you are saying, is that we should take a risk with someone with absolutely no experience in management, than with someone like Capello, Jose, Lippi?

    No. I said i want Harry, but i dont see the FA having the guts to allow him to win us the world cup at his level.

    So, considering the other English managers are not in the frame, Alan Shearer is the best man, as previous “qualified” managers weren’t successful.

    If you had read the thread, i also mentioned Carlo Ancelotti, the best manager over the last 5 years.

    BUT, what a combination, Alan Shearer with the guidence of the best England manager for over 40 years, Bobby Robson.

    THAT somewhat answers the question of Alan’s lack of managerial “qualification”…

    #295008

    Letters to sky sports

    Kevin Herbert
    “I would like to see a young english man like Shearer involved in some capacity to learn though”

    Paul Davies (Everton fan)
    “My vote is Shearer or Klinsmann.”

    Bob Jones (Middlesbrough fan)
    “Alan Shearer, he is a great player and knows about every aspect of the game.”

    Luke Alexander (Chelsea fan) says…
    “There seems to be a groundswell of opinion in favour of Harry Redknapp with Shearer and Adams as assistants. Harry seems like a good man and Shearer and Adams have passion and drive. The motivational skills of these three would be second to none.”

    Luke Summers (Leeds United fan)
    “My best bet is a man who hasn’t really been looked at enough – Alan Shearer. He knows some of the players from playing experience and knows what it is like to enjoy success and suffer defeat in an England shirt, giving him valuable characteristics for the job.”

    David Sorrell (Arsenal fan) says…
    “The F A should go for a English Manager. I think they should try Alan Shearer and Stuart Pearce. Shearer would be good for tactics as he seems to have a good knowledge for the game.”

    Mark Pain (Coventry City fan)
    “Shearer with an assistent. The media is the biggest problem to any manager but someone with the presence of Shearer or Adams should be an asset. Everyone starts somewhere – what have we got to lose?”

    http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11096_2959401,00.html

    #295009
    emmalush wrote:
    Anita Gofradump wrote:
    Depends if the national team means anything to you?

    It means alot, so that means we should have Harry, but if not Alan.

    I’m not keen on Harry, but you cant argue what he has done to bring west ham and portsmouth along so he’s fare game

    Managing leicester and the national team are not exactly the same kettle of fish, Leics was a cr.ap club with low expectations so it didnt matter if he fcked up.

    :lol: he was booed 3 months in, infact a sit-in protest, so it did matter.

    But still you cant compare sh!tty Leicester to the national team

    Martin had almost 10yrs managing experience before he took over at Leicester.

    What do those clubs matter or what he did? Which was NOTHING, which is why what he did at Leicester was incredible considering his managerial past, and resources.

    Yes he did well, and shearer has done what as manager?….and your point is?

    Best Striker around must naturally make him a great manager?

    Nope, but you havn’t told me why he shouldn’t be manager other than he hasn’t been a manager. Ive given you experience in the modern game, that no manager considered has.

    First off he dont have his badges, so he can’t, secondly he has no experience as a manager at club level, let alone international, good enough reasons in themselves.

    Again nobody gave a monkeys about watford

    You dont mind showing your ignorance.
    The point is he was successful, but not as a player.

    I’m ignorant?….you was the 1 saying he has never even played yet he had over 300 caps!
    Do you even know what you are saying anymore im wondering lol

    So if Sven, Mickey Mac Clown Claren who have experience at club level of being managers can’t do it, you trying to say someone with no experience can do it better

    Of course, and he could also be worse, Jose could be worse, capello could be worse, sven and maclaren were as “qualified” as any manager in the world considering their club jobs, but they failed,

    They failed yes, like many other managers, but shearer is not a manager, that’s the point!

    There is SIMPLY no qualification that says you’re qualified to be a successfull England manager,

    But there is a qualification you need to become a manager, one which shearer dont have.

    THUS, Alan Shearer is as “qualified” as most in the frame.

    So shearer is as qualified as jose, capella, etc etc…you talkin out ya hat woman.
    You have already proven you dont know anything about football.

    Therefore, seeing as he’s a very proud Englishman, he’s respected in the game, played and captained England not long ago, with Bobby Robson in the background, theres no reason to assume he’d fail.

    Ask yaself, why did Sir Bobby quit the irish national team?….again you dont know what you are talking about.

    If klinsman can do it for germany

    Good luck to him, but no way would any true English man accept a german manager!

    #295010

    @emmalush wrote:

    Letters to sky sports

    Kevin Herbert
    “I would like to see a young english man like Shearer involved in some capacity to learn though”

    Paul Davies (Everton fan)
    “My vote is Shearer or Klinsmann.”

    Bob Jones (Middlesbrough fan)
    “Alan Shearer, he is a great player and knows about every aspect of the game.”

    Luke Alexander (Chelsea fan) says…
    “There seems to be a groundswell of opinion in favour of Harry Redknapp with Shearer and Adams as assistants. Harry seems like a good man and Shearer and Adams have passion and drive. The motivational skills of these three would be second to none.”

    Luke Summers (Leeds United fan)
    “My best bet is a man who hasn’t really been looked at enough – Alan Shearer. He knows some of the players from playing experience and knows what it is like to enjoy success and suffer defeat in an England shirt, giving him valuable characteristics for the job.”

    David Sorrell (Arsenal fan) says…
    “The F A should go for a English Manager. I think they should try Alan Shearer and Stuart Pearce. Shearer would be good for tactics as he seems to have a good knowledge for the game.”

    Mark Pain (Coventry City fan)
    “Shearer with an assistent. The media is the biggest problem to any manager but someone with the presence of Shearer or Adams should be an asset. Everyone starts somewhere – what have we got to lose?”

    http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11096_2959401,00.html

    So if we got votes for Mr Blobby to be manager that would mean we should have him?

    #295011
    Anita Gofradump wrote:
    Managing leicester and the national team are not exactly the same kettle of fish, Leics was a cr.ap club with low expectations so it didnt matter if he fcked up.

    So what o’neill did at crappy celtic was tremendous??

    The expectation at Leicester is to win everything.

    First off he dont have his badges, so he can’t, secondly he has no experience as a manager at club level, let alone international, good enough reasons in themselves.

    Brian clough didn’t have “badges” :lol: greatest English manager ever.

    Your argument that Alan’s never been a manager doesn’t wash. EVERY single human starts SOMEWHERE doing something. GREAT managers fail.

    They failed yes, like many other managers, but shearer is not a manager, that’s the point!

    NO ONE is a manager until they BECOME a manager you thick tw@, deary me.

    But there is a qualification you need to become a manager, one which shearer dont have.

    sven, maclaren, taylor, keegan, hoddle….

    So shearer is as qualified as jose, capella, etc etc…

    YES, because NO ONE can say for DEFINATE which manager will absolutely do the bizz, else that man would have already been interviewed.

    Alex ferguson was ONE game from loosing the man u job, and now he’s one of the best EVER (with mass finance), you just DON’T KNOW.

    #295012

    @anita Gofradump wrote:

    So if we got votes for Mr Blobby to be manager that would mean we should have him?

    The ONLY comment on the Telegraph

    “Why cant we England think of the future, instead of a quick fix, expensive option, that will probably drop England at the slightest hint of controversy and no doubt leave us with a hefty get out clause to pay to get rid.
    Why cant we England give the job to the Shearers or Pearces of our game, the young eager ex players, who still command great respect.
    Come on FA stop looking overseas and take our own talent.
    Its no wonder our country is struggling to grow home talent if even our governing board will not consider blooding one of its own?”

    Alan Shearer with Bobby Robson by his side, defo one for the future.

    #295013

    @emmalush wrote:

    @anita Gofradump wrote:

    Managing leicester and the national team are not exactly the same kettle of fish, Leics was a cr.ap club with low expectations so it didnt matter if he fcked up.

    So what o’neill did at crappy celtic was tremendous??

    O’neil did well for Leicester under the circumstances, even taking them to 2 seasons in the uefa cup.

    And as for what did he do at celtic,

    in season 2003-04 Celtic created a British record of 25 consecutive victories
    he took celtic to the uefa cup final, in his first season celtic won a domestic treble. and 2 league titles.
    Remind me…what did shearer ever win except 1 league title a long time ago? it’s not like even has a winners pedigree or experience ever winning anything!

    The expectation at Leicester is to win everything. (are you smoking something?)

    First off he dont have his badges, so he can’t, secondly he has no experience as a manager at club level, let alone international, good enough reasons in themselves.

    Brian clough didn’t have “badges” :lol: greatest English manager ever.

    Your argument that Alan’s never been a manager doesn’t wash. EVERY single human starts SOMEWHERE doing something. GREAT managers fail.

    So let him go learn his trade and manage at club level, and if he can prove he is good enough in the future, sure why not the England job.

    They failed yes, like many other managers, but shearer is not a manager, that’s the point!

    NO ONE is a manager until they BECOME a manager you thick tw@, deary me.

    no sh!t sherlock, i seriously think you need to know your history of the game and the people in it before you start such stupid topics :roll:

    But there is a qualification you need to become a manager, one which shearer dont have.

    sven, maclaren, taylor, keegan, hoddle….

    So shearer is as qualified as jose, capella, etc etc…

    YES, because NO ONE can say for DEFINATE which manager will absolutely do the bizz, else that man would have already been interviewed.

    True enough nobody can gurantee success, but you stand a better chance of it with a proven manager so dumb split @rse!

    Alex ferguson was ONE game from loosing the man u job, and now he’s one of the best EVER (with mass finance), you just DON’T KNOW.

    And why is he so great, he won various titles in scotland, he got better cos he learned from exeriences etc from his previous managing jobs, bloody hell woman, you just dont get it! you clearly know little about the game or people in it, put a sock in it, you are getting boring keep saying this stuff and you clearly have no idea.

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