Comments on: Injury Time: Englands Miracle Men Make Me Sick!

By: FPB

FPB — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:36:24 +0000

think today’s arrest will forever rule out ‘dodgy’ ‘arry from ever getting the england job d
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By: FPB

FPB — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:12:41 +0000

wotcha d
it’s been a farce under mcclaren and barwick from day one. i’d like to see the FA split into a separate rules/discipline/amateur game body, and a commercial arm running FA cup, England and Wembley with a new strong figurehead(perhaps david gill or bernie ecclestone) reporting to him would be a representative of the playing side of the game eg a david beckham type figure as soon as he retires and a no-nonsense England manager with strong views and huge respect. o’neill or maybe capello for me. redknapp if it has to be an englishman, even though i think he’s lacking in international experience. purposeful leaders not trumped up assistants, tv negotiators and no blazers.
priorities in the game have to change. platini has been close to being right this week that we are losing the sense of englishness from the game and it neeeds to be rescued back from the \prem league.
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By: daveross

daveross — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 23:50:55 +0000

Thanks Peter, research never was my strong point!! Apologies to Rio. Anyway when did Utd ever put a national team first? Ryan Giggs Welsh career is a prime example of club being more important than country.

By: Peter Evans

Peter Evans — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 22:31:57 +0000

Agreed that Harry Redknapp should be the leading English applicant. Never should Shearer, Pearce or any other wannabes be considered! And your right, how Terry and Cole could suddenly play 90 minutes on Saturday is a mystery.(I think Ferdinand was suspended for England, hence being left out the squad, i may be wrong though)