| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country 12:37 - Nov 18 with 2014 views | SaintNick |
I went on BBC Radio Solent last night and I posed the question that International football should be the last bastion in football of the Olympic Spirit.
IE all managers and coaches of a country should be qualified to do so by the current rules to represent the country, ie either born or parents of grandparents born in said country.
I have nothing against Tuchel, I will be pleased to see him do well, but International football is going the same way as Club football, the big countries can buy the best managers.
How long before you can also buy the best players by offering incentives to change nationality
This is not a racist thing, its about International football being truly that, each country putting out their best players & coaches against another country.
I would also go as far as saying that the players should only be paid minimal expenses and appointment fees
So what does everyone think |  |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:09 - Nov 18 with 1952 views | PatfromPoole |
We could appoint Putin for all I care if he wins us the World Cup.
Are Russians banned from managing international teams in the same way their players are banned from competing (semi-serious question....)? [Post edited 18 Nov 13:10]
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 14:02 - Nov 18 with 1895 views | SaintNick |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:09 - Nov 18 by PatfromPoole |
We could appoint Putin for all I care if he wins us the World Cup.
Are Russians banned from managing international teams in the same way their players are banned from competing (semi-serious question....)? [Post edited 18 Nov 13:10]
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I wasnt suggesting that we should not have Tuchel merely that it should be a level playing field for everyone. | |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 18:25 - Nov 18 with 1797 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:09 - Nov 18 by PatfromPoole |
We could appoint Putin for all I care if he wins us the World Cup.
Are Russians banned from managing international teams in the same way their players are banned from competing (semi-serious question....)? [Post edited 18 Nov 13:10]
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More Bollox from Pat from Poole
No Morals whatsoever . More to life than football ,
You would not think so according to the fool from Poole . |  | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:41 - Nov 19 with 1638 views | PatfromPoole |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 18:25 - Nov 18 by Ninja9 |
More Bollox from Pat from Poole
No Morals whatsoever . More to life than football ,
You would not think so according to the fool from Poole . |
My new friend appears to be a fairly new member of this message board.
Top 3 biscuits please, sir.
Rules are rules. | |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:44 - Nov 19 with 1635 views | SaintNick |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:41 - Nov 19 by PatfromPoole |
My new friend appears to be a fairly new member of this message board.
Top 3 biscuits please, sir.
Rules are rules. |
His affrontery towards you will surely crumble | |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country (n/t) on 13:13 - Nov 19 with 1610 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:41 - Nov 19 by PatfromPoole |
My new friend appears to be a fairly new member of this message board.
Top 3 biscuits please, sir.
Rules are rules. |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:14 - Nov 19 with 1609 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:41 - Nov 19 by PatfromPoole |
My new friend appears to be a fairly new member of this message board.
Top 3 biscuits please, sir.
Rules are rules. |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:18 - Nov 19 with 1603 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 12:41 - Nov 19 by PatfromPoole |
My new friend appears to be a fairly new member of this message board.
Top 3 biscuits please, sir.
Rules are rules. |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 15:45 - Nov 19 with 1538 views | Berber |
Yep, the players should train in knee length baggy shorts, use Brylcream and wear plimsoles. |  |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 15:56 - Nov 19 with 1501 views | GRIM |
Are you saying Players should NOT be paid to play for their Country.
If so then I totally agree, it's a privilege to represent your nation & that should be sufficient reward for the players.
They should get expenses only.
But we all know that will never happen, you'd struggle to raise a team .
I remember our legend Micky Channon saying that he would have walked to Wembley across broken glass with bare feet just to play for his country. | | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 20:40 - Nov 19 with 1467 views | Manhattan_Lynx |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 13:18 - Nov 19 by Ninja9 |
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No , no , No , Binja9, WALOB . This thread is about international Football managers, not what soggy Biscuits you like !!! I bet you are a skate , Five infraction Points . |  | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 21:05 - Nov 19 with 1432 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 20:40 - Nov 19 by Manhattan_Lynx |
No , no , No , Binja9, WALOB . This thread is about international Football managers, not what soggy Biscuits you like !!! I bet you are a skate , Five infraction Points . |
Read the earlier post TW@ | | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 21:13 - Nov 19 with 1425 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 20:40 - Nov 19 by Manhattan_Lynx |
No , no , No , Binja9, WALOB . This thread is about international Football managers, not what soggy Biscuits you like !!! I bet you are a skate , Five infraction Points . |
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 22:42 - Nov 19 with 1364 views | InTimeAddedOn |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 15:56 - Nov 19 by GRIM |
Are you saying Players should NOT be paid to play for their Country.
If so then I totally agree, it's a privilege to represent your nation & that should be sufficient reward for the players.
They should get expenses only.
But we all know that will never happen, you'd struggle to raise a team .
I remember our legend Micky Channon saying that he would have walked to Wembley across broken glass with bare feet just to play for his country. |
Grim, whilst I agree with you in principle, since 2007 the England players have donated their match fees and decent parts of of their tournament prize money to charity so I would say carry on paying them strictly on condition that they continue to donate their fees to charity. £5m donated and counting allegedly…
This from Google:
England players have donated their appearance fees to charity since 2007 through the England Footballers Foundation. The money is given to various charities, including Cancer Research UK, UNICEF, and Help for Heroes. This initiative has raised over £5 million for good causes.
What they donate: Players donate their match fees, which are understood to be around £2,000 per game. In addition to their match fees, they have also donated chunks of their tournament prize money to charity, such as NHS Charities Together after the Euro 2020 tournament.
How it works: The England Footballers Foundation, set up in 2007, is the vehicle through which the players make these donations.
Why they do it: The players choose to donate their appearance fees because they believe it's the right thing to do and that being paid to represent their country is not necessary.
Impact: The foundation has distributed over £5 million to a wide range of charities since its inception. |  | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 09:40 - Nov 20 with 1249 views | Manhattan_Lynx |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 21:05 - Nov 19 by Ninja9 |
Read the earlier post TW@ |
Apologies, I have the so-called FoolfromPoole on mute, so I did not see the initial off-topic infraction. Anyway, calm down sugar t1ts, you won't want your fallopian tubes to explode. | | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 09:40 - Nov 20 with 1248 views | Manhattan_Lynx |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 21:13 - Nov 19 by Ninja9 |
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It would appear the skate doth protest too much. There's more to life than football. | | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 10:44 - Nov 20 with 1186 views | GRIM |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 22:42 - Nov 19 by InTimeAddedOn |
Grim, whilst I agree with you in principle, since 2007 the England players have donated their match fees and decent parts of of their tournament prize money to charity so I would say carry on paying them strictly on condition that they continue to donate their fees to charity. £5m donated and counting allegedly…
This from Google:
England players have donated their appearance fees to charity since 2007 through the England Footballers Foundation. The money is given to various charities, including Cancer Research UK, UNICEF, and Help for Heroes. This initiative has raised over £5 million for good causes.
What they donate: Players donate their match fees, which are understood to be around £2,000 per game. In addition to their match fees, they have also donated chunks of their tournament prize money to charity, such as NHS Charities Together after the Euro 2020 tournament.
How it works: The England Footballers Foundation, set up in 2007, is the vehicle through which the players make these donations.
Why they do it: The players choose to donate their appearance fees because they believe it's the right thing to do and that being paid to represent their country is not necessary.
Impact: The foundation has distributed over £5 million to a wide range of charities since its inception. |
Good post.
I was unaware that currently the players donate their match fees to charity.
If that is the case, long may it continue. | | | |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 20:09 - Nov 20 with 1057 views | Tonyfromdk |
I remember watching Jack Charlton jumping up and down after Ireland had beaten us at the Euros in 1988.
He won the World Cup as an England player but loved the fact he’d beaten his home country.
I think as a manager it’s a job and a privilege to represent that country.
As a player it’s also a privilege but a duty as well.
Most managers are ex player’s or have no real playing side of note to their careers.
Whereas a player plays for where he was born, or Grandparents came from…
Being an international manager doesn’t mean you’re like a professional footballer, it’s a job not a career. [Post edited 21 Nov 7:36]
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| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 11:03 - Nov 22 with 700 views | Ninja9 |
| Should All International Managers Be Qualified For That Country on 09:40 - Nov 20 by Manhattan_Lynx |
It would appear the skate doth protest too much. There's more to life than football. |
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