England Managers
Below are our 11 articles in the 'england managers' category:
Sir Alf Ramsey was a superb coach and tactical genius whose revolutionary 4-4-2 system conquered the world in 1966, but then failed to change with the times and allowed England to slip to some ...
As pressure builds on Steve McLaren to show that he’s his own man rather than just a continuation of the Eriksson era under a new name it’s easy to assume that the England football manager’s role has ...
A summary of the three-year tenure in the England manager’s post of Don Revie, the successful Leeds manager who couldn’t recreate that success at country level and courted controversy throughout his ...
Ron Greenwood MBE managed England for five years after initially stepping in as emergency cover, after Don Revie resigned out of the blue in 1977, then took them to their first World Cup for over a ...
England Caps : 53
Goals : 8
Player : 1979-1988
Manager: 1996-1999
Glenn Hoddle played for Tottenham Monaco and England from the mid-seventies throug...
The woeful three years of Graham Taylor’s mercifully short reign as England manager, featuring inept displays of tactical naivety at the 1992 European Championships and painful and unsuccessful ...
England Caps : 63
Goals : 21
Player : 1973-1982
Manager: 1999–2000
Kevin Keegan as well as giving us some iconic Seventies haircuts, including...
The jury is still out on Steve McClaren’s reign; there have been some good results but some very lacklustre ones too. EnglandCaps takes a look at the man currently at the helm of the good ship ...
Manager : 2001-2006
In October 2000 England were beaten 0-1 by a Dietmar Hamaan goal to lose the last ever match at the old Wembley Stadium to Germany. This blow prompted Kevin Keegan ...
England Caps : 2
Goals : 0
Player : 1964
Manager : 1993 - 1996
Assistant Manager : 2006 -
Terry Venables took over as England manager aft...
The story of Sir Walter Winterbottom, the first England Manager, who took England to their first World Cup and broke down many of the barriers in football officialdom to modernise England’s approach ...
