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Edward fucking Howe. 
 

I will always think back to the cacophony of utter shite when he was appointed and didn’t start well and the outcome of said results.

 

He won’t mention it when publicly because he’s not a vindictive bellend like me who fucking loves it but he is proving people wrong left, right and centre and its fucking class.

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1 hour ago, Disco said:

Edward fucking Howe. 
 

I will always think back to the cacophony of utter shite when he was appointed and didn’t start well and the outcome of said results.

 

He won’t mention it when publicly because he’s not a vindictive bellend like me who fucking loves it but he is proving people wrong left, right and centre and its fucking class.

If I was a vindictive bellend, I would mention theregulars.

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35 league games unbeaten against teams who've finished outside the top 7 21/22 & 22/23 season now. Everton away was the last one.

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

35 league games unbeaten against teams who've finished outside the top 7 21/22 & 22/23 season now. Everton away was the last one.

 

 

 

That is a mental statistic 

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3 minutes ago, Gawalls said:

That is a mental statistic 

 

It's only 2 in 44 since he arrived. Leicester & Everton away of that 21/22 season. Unreal consistency. 

 

 

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15 hours ago, BonesJones said:

 

I'd have to go with this bloke. Could've turned that draw against Milan into a win.

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O'Nien man. :lol:

 

Must be the worst player in history to represent Newcastle or Sunderland over 200 times. 

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Wouldn't trust a word Graeme Bailey says but that's no scoop; Howe's literally the best English manager so he'll obviously be on the FA's shortlist. Hopefully he doesn't fancy the job but he'd naturally be tempted; he's only in his 40s so the job will still be there for him in the future if he carries on his current trajectory. 

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The England job isn’t a top tier job anymore.

 

Just look who currently has it for evidence.  I’ve got absolutely zero concern that Howe will take it, it doesn’t suit his style of management.

 

Bruce would love it with all of the time off it brings.

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5 minutes ago, Sima said:

The England job isn’t a top tier job anymore.

 

Just look who currently has it for evidence.  I’ve got absolutely zero concern that Howe will take it, it doesn’t suit his style of management.

 

Bruce would love it with all of the time off it brings.

 

I agree re the style of work but I wouldn't be so certain that there'd be zero appeal to him. I've no idea if he shares the same patriotic ideals as the likes of Southgate but, regardless, winning a tournament with England would surely be one of the greatest achievements possible for any English manager. Therefore it's a tempting opportunity for anyone worth their salt.

 

I'd have confidence that he'd turn them down should they come knocking, but I don't think it's a given. 

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Carsley will be next England manager IMO. The most important thing to the FA is continuity. They’ve got the ex Brighton Academy head in the u19s who will step up to the u21s. 
 

You promote from within so the players know the manager and he plays a similar style to the first team, makes up for the lack of time on the training pitch. 
 

The England job is anathema to how Eddie operates. 

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