FA Approach Woy for England job.

[Shaqiri Is Boss]

WEST Bromwich Albion have today received an official approach from The Football Association to speak to Head Coach Roy Hodgson about the England Manager's post.

The Club are currently in negotiations with Roy about a new contract - his current deal ends on June 30 - and remain very keen to bring these talks to a successful conclusion.
However, Roy has expressed a desire to explore this opportunity and, accordingly, the Club have granted him permission to speak to The FA.

Chairman Jeremy Peace said: "Roy has done a fantastic job over the past 15 months and the fact The FA want to discuss the England role with him is testament to that.
"Roy is a proud Englishman and we can understand why he wants to speak to The FA about this highly-prestigious managerial position.
"However, we have emphasised to Roy how much we would like him to remain as our Head Coach and continue his major contribution to our project at The Hawthorns as we look to establish ourselves as a Barclays Premier League club.

http://www.wba.co.uk/page/News/0,,10366~2754070,00.html

Would for years if didn't end up getting the job after it derailing Spurs' season.

[Marc Overmars]

Woy.

[Olivier's xmas twist]

Arry

[Niall_Quinn]

This is about as funny as it gets. Redknapp has been massively exposed here for the 100% selfish over-rated **** he is. Couldn't happen to a nice crook.

[Dennis Bendtner]

[Arsenal Fan]

it's fucking funny, but i think 'arry would be good for the job and i do think he is good for tottenham overall. it would have been better if he was gone and spurs were left in the incapable hands of someone shite

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Coney.

[Cripps_orig]

Harry

[Munchies]

Redknapp

I reckon Hodgson is currently the best English manager for the position. He managed to get West Brom out of being relegation contenders into a stable mid-table side without spending too much. Also got Fulham to the Europa final couple years back. Didn't seem to get going at lfc though. Other contenders would be Moyes, but I doubt he'd want to leave club-management as yet. Tactically Redknapp seems clue-less, ie always changing to a 4-4-2 seems his only plan B.

[Dennis Bendtner]