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Top flight english managers - They're aren't enough of them
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Fri Mar 05, 2004 1:23 pmby stmichael
so i see that southampton have appointed paul sturrock as their new manager. i have to say that credit has to go to their chairman for taking the risk with a manager who was previously managing in the 2nd division. it surely can't be a bad thing for more up and coming british managers to be given a chance in the top flight. in an age where foreign managers are coming to the fore surely it would be better for our national side in the future if more home grown managers were managing in the premiership.
Posted:
Fri Mar 05, 2004 1:54 pmby Dom1
good luck to him thats what i say!!
he's gonna need it, cos its a hell of a leap from the 2nd div to the prem. 
Dom1
Posted:
Fri Mar 05, 2004 1:56 pmby stmichael
apparently hoddle's been offered the south africa job. that's what his managerial career has come to.
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Fri Mar 05, 2004 2:50 pmby cheesecakery
stmichael wrote:apparently hoddle's been offered the south africa job. that's what his managerial career has come to.
Well f##k me ! thanks for clearing that one up
i was losing sleep worrying about our Hod
Posted:
Sat Mar 06, 2004 8:21 amby Owzat
No English manager has won the top flight since 1992, but since manu are managed by a scot and have dominated the Premiership ad nauseam since, then that is no great surprise
Posted:
Sat Mar 06, 2004 10:08 amby kopper
stmichael wrote:apparently hoddle's been offered the south africa job. that's what his managerial career has come to.
Carlos Queroz was the manger of Bafana Bafana too.
