Cappelo Will Have the New National Team Training Ground

Posted by: shearyadi · December 20, 2007 · Comment

From the Times report, The English Football Association board has unanimously approved the development of an elite training centre for the national team in Burton-on-Trent.

The state-of-the-art complex will be a training camp for the England team at all levels and a base for the residential training programme for FA coaches.

It has (actually) nothing to do with the new appointed England manager Fabio Cappelo so the FA decided to build the new ground.

Their original plan was…

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News From the Insider, Sam Will Go If England Want Him

Posted by: shearyadi · November 26, 2007 · Comment

Would you believe this: Sam Allardyce have a supporter inside the England Football Association. Telegraph.co.uk reporting today, John Barnwell, the League Managers Association chief executive, said that Allardyce would not reject an offer to take over from Steve McClaren, who was dismissed following England’s elimination from Euro 2008.

I’m a bit surprise when I found the article from a forum that I regularly visit. I can say this is a good news or bad news for…

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Newcastle United Faith Equal To England?

Posted by: shearyadi · November 26, 2007 · Comment

If the England Football Association found it hard to get the right one to coaching the England team and consider it as the impossible job, what about managing Newcastle United?

Sam Allardyce spent more than seven years at Bolton Wanderers before establishing himself as one of the country’s most innovative and forward-thinking managers he used to be. But now he is at the club with the most passionate and have so little patience like Newcastle United.

I…

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Shearer First Managerial Job is For England?

Posted by: shearyadi · November 22, 2007 · Comment

Alan Shearer announced his international retirement following England’s exit from Euro 2000 but continued to play for Newcastle United until 2006, when he retired completely from football and worked as a football pundit for the BBC.

England vs Brazil

Following the axing of Steve mcClaren by the FA this morning, speculations of who will be the next England manager has resulting his name as the front-runner.

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Step Aside McClaren, Your Time is Up

Posted by: shearyadi · November 22, 2007 · Comment

England was definetely humiliated by the Tie-Land performance yesterday as their hope for Euro 2008 was being washed out in the rain that fell at Wembley stadium before the game. This is England’s first failure to qualify for the finals of a major tournament since missing out on the World Cup in America in 1994.

Steve mcClaren It was a nightmare for the coutry who claims as the home of football. With a team consist of multi-millions pounds…