| Flicked Off 07:58 - Sep 11 with 1723 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Just read the German's have sacked the manager of the men's team.
However, the more interesting detail in the article: its the first time the Germans have ever sacked a manager since creating the role in 1926!
Impressive and might go some way toward explaining their consistency at the top of the game. |  |
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| Flicked Off on 08:36 - Sep 11 with 1635 views | DWQPR |
Latest disaster for then was losing 4-1 at home to Japan on Saturday. German football seems to be in a bit of a state at the moment. One side dominates whilst their nearest rival seems to be happy to be a nursery for Europe’s best talent and taking the profits. Yet crowds rival the English game, but the development of new talent isn’t happening. |  |
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| Flicked Off on 09:17 - Sep 11 with 1546 views | Superhoops2808 |
Got PBBC's name all over this - Well, he will think so anyway  |  | | |
| Flicked Off on 09:18 - Sep 11 with 1541 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Flicked Off on 08:36 - Sep 11 by DWQPR |
Latest disaster for then was losing 4-1 at home to Japan on Saturday. German football seems to be in a bit of a state at the moment. One side dominates whilst their nearest rival seems to be happy to be a nursery for Europe’s best talent and taking the profits. Yet crowds rival the English game, but the development of new talent isn’t happening. |
English crowds do beat the Germans, it’s just spread over more divisions : ) |  | | |
| Flicked Off on 10:01 - Sep 11 with 1445 views | Toast_R |
You know the talent pool is running dry when their flagship club team is breaking records to sign an English striker.
Jurgen Klinsmann to go back and start another re-build? Funnily enough, didn't he come along just as they were about to host the World Cup and yet here they are again about to host a Euros. |  | | |
| Flicked Off on 10:19 - Sep 11 with 1388 views | MrSheen |
| Flicked Off on 10:01 - Sep 11 by Toast_R |
You know the talent pool is running dry when their flagship club team is breaking records to sign an English striker.
Jurgen Klinsmann to go back and start another re-build? Funnily enough, didn't he come along just as they were about to host the World Cup and yet here they are again about to host a Euros. |
Klinsmann close to getting das Boot in Korea. Surely a job for Felix Magath and his magic cheese. |  | | |
| Flicked Off on 10:36 - Sep 11 with 1331 views | CamberleyR |
Compare England's lamentable record with managers just in the last 50 years:
Ramsey - Sacked
Revie - Resigned before sacking
Greenwood - Retired
Robson - Contract not renewed
Taylor - Sacked
Venables - Contract not renewed
Hoddle - Sacked
Keegan - Resigned
Eriksson - Contract not renewed
Hair Island - Sacked
Capello - Resigned
Hodgson - Contract not renewed
Allardyce - Sacked [Post edited 11 Sep 2023 10:37]
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| Flicked Off on 16:08 - Sep 11 with 1082 views | Juzzie |
| Flicked Off on 10:36 - Sep 11 by CamberleyR |
Compare England's lamentable record with managers just in the last 50 years:
Ramsey - Sacked
Revie - Resigned before sacking
Greenwood - Retired
Robson - Contract not renewed
Taylor - Sacked
Venables - Contract not renewed
Hoddle - Sacked
Keegan - Resigned
Eriksson - Contract not renewed
Hair Island - Sacked
Capello - Resigned
Hodgson - Contract not renewed
Allardyce - Sacked [Post edited 11 Sep 2023 10:37]
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Southgate could be the first in half a century to go of his own accord! |  | | |
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