Fa Set to Go Foreign Again As 'Big Phil' Hears England's Call Some Dismay As Home-Grown Talents Are Overlooked
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HAVING masterminded England's downfall at successive major championships, the Brazilian Luiz Felipe Scolari now looks set to succeed Sven-Gran Eriksson as national coach as soon as the World Cup finals have been completed. As someone wryly observed, if you can't beat him, employ him.
In a move that has infuriated the pro-British campaigners, the FA have turned their backs on home-grown candidates Martin O'Neill, Sam Allardyce, Alan Curbishley and Stuart Pearce and, for the second time in six years, have offered a "foreigner" the most prestigious job in the land.See the full content of this document
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Fa Set to Go Foreign Again As 'Big Phil' Hears England's Call Some Dismay As Home-Grown Talents Are Overlooked
Although it was their original intention to appoint someone with a vested interest in English affairs, the FA have come to the conclusion that none of those approached and interviewed have ...
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