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#243645 - 24/06/12 12:14 AM
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#243778 - 24/06/12 02:07 PM
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he's a good manager, and if he had time,money and sane fans ,he would have been alright for us. wrong man at the wrong club, at the wrong time. No actually - just wrong man at Liverpool. No need to wax lyrical about a man who was hopelessly out of his depth and understood nothing about this football club. I also hardly think that England reaching the quarter finals at the Euros is an achievement. They won a group consisting of France, Sweden, and the Ukraine, none of whom are especially good at football at the moment, but all of whom threatened to outplay 10-men-behind the ball England. Come now. I agree with Rafarendum - if they get past Italy they will have achieved the minimum requirement for a manager of England. If they get past Germany as well, only then Roy will have justified some of the plaudits in this thread.
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#243781 - 24/06/12 02:21 PM
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he's a good manager, and if he had time,money and sane fans ,he would have been alright for us. wrong man at the wrong club, at the wrong time. No actually - just wrong man at Liverpool. No need to wax lyrical about a man who was hopelessly out of his depth and understood nothing about this football club. I also hardly think that England reaching the quarter finals at the Euros is an achievement. They won a group consisting of France, Sweden, and the Ukraine, none of whom are especially good at football at the moment, but all of whom threatened to outplay 10-men-behind the ball England. Come now. I agree with Rafarendum - if they get past Italy they will have achieved the minimum requirement for a manager of England. If they get past Germany as well, only then Roy will have justified some of the plaudits in this thread. I dont think he was hoplessly out of his depth at Liverpool as much as Dalglish was myself, that was the most desperate and embarrassing appointment in over 50 years.
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#243928 - 24/06/12 07:26 PM
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Maybe not. But Hodgson had us 12th, and no cups. Dalglish won a cup got to another final and got 8th. Of course Dalglish had more money to spend, so it's not clear either way.
Interesting to see the expectations of England this year. It seems to have been very low, and now lots more are behind them and thinking getting out of the groups is a job well done. Can't say I've ever seen such low expectations with England before. Might do them some good.
As well as considerably more money Dalglish also had goodwill (sadly lacking with Roy from day one) stable board, and time he had three times as long as Hodgson. He earned 3 times as long because he didn't butcher the job the moment he stepped in the door. Isn't it funny how people get job extensions when they excel in the first six months, compared with those who get the boot for under-performing over the same period. Can we grow up a bit? Benitez underperformed in his 6th season and got sacked at season's end. Hodgson underperformed in his 6 months and got sacked to save the club. It took a year before Dalglish started to under-perform, and he got sacked at season's end. Had Hodgson been less of a disaster he would have seen the season out, but would still have been sacked.
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#244036 - 25/06/12 05:24 AM
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#244063 - 25/06/12 01:11 PM
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Thought Glen Johnson was excellent tonight. I thought Glen Johnson was the outstanding player for England throughout. And much as I hate Terry he had a good game against Italy. Boy, it hurt to say that. Wellbeck, Young, Milner, Cashley - their clubs can keep them; what utter [oops]. Carroll was hardly great against Italy, as not once did his knockdowns find a white shirt and his distribution was poor in general. But he was ten times the player Wellback was and seemed to close down opponents with greater vigour despite his relative lack of pace. Rooney was rubbish in both games he played as well - he's becoming as overrated as Lampard, though I guess he still does the business at club level. And if anyone was expecting positive endeavour from a club under Hodgson's charge, well hopefully now you fully understand why he would never have been successful with Liverpool. The studio presenters on my local channel (which included John Barnes until this week, replaced by Terry Paine) kept saying the same thing: "I'm concerned about England playing such a flat back 4".
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#244156 - 25/06/12 09:30 PM
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Roy did a good job at short notice with a poor squad. No manager in the world can work wonders if the players are no good. Completely disagree. He did a poor job with a poor squad - a poor squad which included Fernando Torres, by the way. EDIT: If you're talking about England, then apologies. THAT, I agree with.
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#244162 - 25/06/12 09:37 PM
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Roy did a good job at short notice with a poor squad. No manager in the world can work wonders if the players are no good. How is being outplayed by Italy, France, and the Ukraine "a good job" for the manager of England? No, mate - the talent England has at it's disposal deserved a semi-final showdown with Germany at least. Lose to a good side at that late stage is "a good job" and heads held high all round; reach the final and Roy can be manager forever. But stutter around like a team of strangers with 32% possession against a defensive team? Midfield diamond = play it wide against them, but did they even try? No, all they did was cut inside, straight into traffic. Sorry, but that's just sh!te. That quarter final performance was abysmal, and summed up the technical know-how of this squad and this manager. Real deer-in-the-headlights stuff.
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#244501 - 27/06/12 05:21 PM
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are you suprised though rafa? - its hodgson! - he does not know how to win games. I didn't expect england to get out of group when his name wa announced. 7 points in group stage is a result, nonetheless. Only 1 team can win the tournament. Yes England went for it, BUT its hodgson, going for it means soaking up pressure and 'nicking' a goal, he is proud of it. The truth is, his tactics work for mediocre teams , which is why opinion was split on him getting the job, not many lfc fans really wanted him to be in charge of the national team, but there are a lot of people who would say england are not good enough so why not have mediocre man hodgson in charge. I think venebles disproved this myth personally. England can play football but not with a new manager 3 weeks before a tournament.England would get swept aside like against germany in 2010.
Given that the FA yet again created a pantomine with rio and cappello, it was looking to be a disaster this tourney for us. Even if redkcap was selected he wouldnt have had enough time to instill his style on the team, and it would be very likely that an england team unprepared would be swept aside if they started trying to play tottenham style football. There are many ways to win a game chelsea this year proves that.
Hodgson was last of the last choices but he did better than i thought he would so i won't knock what he did. The commitment of the english players is unquestionable.
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#244503 - 27/06/12 05:36 PM
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Chelsea have a better team than england and certainly better attackers. They didn't have an excuse if you ask me. England played the same way against inferior oposition to italy and won. Why the big problem cos they went out at QF stage? And eriksons england played well against brazil in the QF of the world cup? So now Euros = World Cup? Fail.
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#244519 - 27/06/12 06:41 PM
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#244521 - 27/06/12 06:51 PM
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Chelsea have a better team than england and certainly better attackers. They didn't have an excuse if you ask me. England played the same way against inferior oposition to italy and won. Why the big problem cos they went out at QF stage? And eriksons england played well against brazil in the QF of the world cup? So now Euros = World Cup? Fail. Didn't understand the sentence , but no need for the melodrama! Yes the two are big tournaments, and the teams that are left in the knockout stages of the european cup are generally pretty good. Italy have won the world cup 4 times. So are you saying 4 times winners of the world cup and regular finalists italy are not to be respected this time because this time its the european championships? the mention of brazil was because if i remember rightly england were largely outplayed as you might expect throughout that game. Italy are as succesful as brazil I think its 4 wins to 5 in the world cup. So why the spanish inquistion when we get beat by a team thats better ? We may have individuals on higher salaries in ashley cole and rooney but are they so much better than what italy have individually?
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#245098 - 30/06/12 10:07 PM
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#245099 - 30/06/12 10:13 PM
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I think it will become obvious during the next qualifying phase that Hodgson is out of his depth Perhaps. England are supposedly in the top handful of footballing countries in the world, and they should be able to struggle past powerhouses like Montenegro and Luxembourg regardless of who is in charge. If England under Capello can reach the quarter finals of a World Cup, then England under anyone at the European championships (where strictly better sides like Uruguay, Brasil and Argentina cannot compete) to go out at the same stage can only be viewed as a failure.
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#245109 - 30/06/12 10:42 PM
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I think it will become obvious during the next qualifying phase that Hodgson is out of his depth Perhaps. England are supposedly in the top handful of footballing countries in the world, and they should be able to struggle past powerhouses like Montenegro and Luxembourg regardless of who is in charge. If England under Capello can reach the quarter finals of a World Cup, then England under anyone at the European championships (where strictly better sides like Uruguay, Brasil and Argentina cannot compete) to go out at the same stage can only be viewed as a failure. I dont buy this argument abou QF at world cup is better than QF at euros. Outside argentina uragauay and brazil there are no other teams that i can think of (outside of europe) who would 'expect' to beat england. So how much more difficult is the competition at the world cup than the euros? Apart from that the risk of meeting one or more of these 3 south american eams is spread as more teams are entered into the world cup competition ( at the finals stage) Cappello failed at only getting to the QF of the world cup he had enough ttime if i remember rightly to plan for 2010 , hodgson didnt .
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#245117 - 30/06/12 11:10 PM
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And how about South Africa then? having a go at England !!
How dare you!
You never even qualified for the Euros how bad is that? LOL! +1 Stan, had a good chortle at that. Sadly, South African football is rubbish and outside a brief showing at the World Cup in France (96?) always was. Maybe if they finally appoint Ingesund as our coach we may get somewhere, but outside Steven Pienaar they are a talentless bunch of prima donnas. We couldn't even qualify for the African Cup of Nations because the geniuses in charge of our football couldn't work out how ties in the qualifiers were decided, and everyone ran around celebrating after drawing our last game on purpose - only to realise much later that we had to win it. It's no disgrace to lose to Egypt, Ivory Coast, or Nigeria, but we couldn't even find our way past nations I didn't know had football teams. Still the only nation to host the world cup and not reach the knockout stage, and will most likely remain such after the next WC. And all our magnificent stadia? Well I went to the Moses Madiba stadium about 2 weeks ago, and it is fantastic. I went to see the Top Gear road show, not football of course, because no local club can get 1000 supporters never mind 85k or whatever the capacity is. It's probably the largest structure in the entire city after one or two shopping malls - total white elephant. What were they thinking?
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