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[The Brit]

I find it quite amusing how all non-chelsea fans are bombarding sky, 606 etc saying they want jose as manager...didn't they hate him just a few months ago?Must be quite good after all, perhaps it wasn't all about the money!

[just]

"geezer":19tcto2z said:

I sincerely hope he does go into International management of some form because that stops him taking over another English club for the time being.

Well it provides the perfect stop gap for him until Old Red Nose finally retires and JM takes over at The Theatre of Muppets.

Jose will one day be a Red. You read it here first.

[loz]

the only problem with the idea of Jose as England boss is whether he would look to adopt the familiar 4-3-3/4-5-1 because quite frankly England don't have a centre forward capable of playing in the Drogba role and it begs the question 'where will Rooney play?'  We have all seen how ineffective Rooney can be when asked to play out wide and also how he tends to lose the rag if he isn't performing to a standard he feels is acceptable.

[loz]

According to Jonathan Legard Jose doesn't want it (no direct quotes though) and as for Paul Ince's comments I agree entirely.  Take back what I said about Harry if it hasw to be an Englishman - if it has to be an Englishman I would be happy to take Glenn back.

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[The Brit]

that was another thing that amused me about the jose link...he has said repeatedly that he would only manage one national team (portugal) and that at the end of his career...it's so obvious he is waiting for a madrid, inter milan etc, why would he want to manage our bunch of muppets...more england arrogance if you ask me

[Enrico]

"loz":1a7os6ea said:

the only problem with the idea of Jose as England boss is whether he would look to adopt the familiar 4-3-3/4-5-1 because quite frankly England don't have a centre forward capable of playing in the Drogba role

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