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Brian Barwick's 'The Apprentice' - Who should be the next England head coach?
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<blockquote data-quote="Caned Toad" data-source="post: 461478" data-attributes="member: 236845"><p>Torn between Scolari and Capello on that list, went for Luiz. The problem with Sven was he was so terrified of being attacking and Steve, great bloke, but clueless about tactics and modern football.</p><p></p><p>Mourinho would be great for the team spirit and organization, but I'd like to see a really attacking style, better to lose stylishly than lose boring and stuffily.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caned Toad, post: 461478, member: 236845"] Torn between Scolari and Capello on that list, went for Luiz. The problem with Sven was he was so terrified of being attacking and Steve, great bloke, but clueless about tactics and modern football. Mourinho would be great for the team spirit and organization, but I'd like to see a really attacking style, better to lose stylishly than lose boring and stuffily. [/QUOTE]
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