Capello resigns

[bamboo]

What about Ian Holloway David?
He would provide a refreshing change to Fabs.

Says what he thinks and he'd have nothing to lose, the fans would have lower expectations, he'd have less pressure, as he'd be a last minute change, etc. If it pays off, he's a hero, if not, he goes back to Blackpool in August.

Worth a shot I reckon.

[Meatus]

Is this just the FA getting the excuse in early this year for England going out in the second round of the Euro's?

[David Johnson]

"What about Ian Holloway David?
He would provide a refreshing change to Fabs".

You can say that again. A music hall manager from a music hall town. Mind, Holloway is concentrating on getting the mighty Tangerines back into the Premier League after their desperately disappointing relegation last season on 39 points. We are only 4 points away from a top two slot.

Given Blackpool are currently cooking on gas, I am more than happy for Redknapp to take over until the next financial scandal comes along and engulfs him!

[spider]

There was a commentator on the radio this morning saying the England Manager's job is the most important football job "IN THE WORLD".

What planet is he on?

[JBA]

My vote is for Brian Butterfield. He says he's not going to waste any money in the transfers market.

[BeestonBoy]

number 6 wrote:

> Bring back Glenn Hoddle,had as good a record as anyone as
> england coach and was hounded out.


'Hounded out' by none other than Tony Blair and Tony Banks if memory serves and for comments that were just a little bit controversial tbf.

Next time your signing on you might wanna carry out a straw poll on them good folk claiming disability allowance. Ask them if they were cunts in a previous life and deserve to be crippled now and should Hoddle get the England gig.

I await your findings with baited breath

BB