What is the history of the current England men s football coach?

Mr. Footballer is as follows:

1948 Stanley Matthews, 1949 Johnny Kelly, 1950 Joe Mersel, 1951 Harry Johnston, 1952 Billy Wright, 1953 Nat Lofthouse, 1954 Tom Finney Lacked Oaks, 1955 Don Levi, 1956 Belt Trautman, 1957 Tom Finney, 1958 Danny Blanche Flower, 1959 Sid Owen Bill Slater, Danny Blanche Flower in 1961, Jimmy Adamson in 1962, Stanley Matthews in 1963, Bobby Moore in 1964, Bobby Collins in 1965, Bobby Charr in 1966.

Gareth Southgate (born 3 September 1970 in Watford, Hertfordshire, England) is a former English footballer, defender and current head coach of the England national team.

Gareth Southgate became England Under-21 manager in August 2013.

In September 2016, Gareth Southgate became England interim manager following Sam Allardyce's departure, beating Malta 2-0 in their opening game, followed by a 0-0 draw with Slovenia, a 3-0 win over Scotland and a 2-2 draw with Spain.

On November 30, 2016, Beijing time, the FA announced through the official ** that the interim coach of the England team, Gareth Southgate, became the official manager, and the two sides signed a four-year contract. According to the BBC, Southgate's four-year contract could reach up to £2 million a year. His four-year contract also means he will lead the team to the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Italian Fabio Capello became England manager, and before taking charge of the England team, he was the manager of Real Madrid, but after the team won the title, Capello was sacked.

On the evening of February 9, 2012, the FA officially announced that Stuart Pearce, the head coach of England's Under-21 youth team, would temporarily replace Capello, who resigned.

3 All England managers are; Gareth Southgate (born 3 September 1970 in Watford, Hertfordshire, England) is a former English footballer, defender and current head coach of the England national team.

The head coach of the Belgian team is: Roberto Martinez. 【roberto martinez】

Roberto Martinez: born 13 July 1973, is a former Spanish professional footballer who played as a midfielder and became a head coach after retiring as a coach with Swansea, Wigan Athletic and Everton FC. He currently coaches the Belgian national football team.

The correct answer is: Ridley King is a Tottenham defender.

This poster is from: 2005 warm-up match, November 12, 2005, England defeated Argentina 3-2.

There was a mistake in your introduction, and the goalkeeper looked like Robinson, England's main goalkeeper at the time.

**Correct character order on :

Back row: (1) Robinson (11) Ledley King (6) John Terry (5) Rio Ferdinand (4) Steven Gerrard (8) Lampard.

Front row: (2) Luke Young (3) Bridge (9) Rooney (7) David Beckham (10) Owen.

At that time, the World Cup qualifiers were over, and the teams were honing their squads during the international break to find the best configuration for the World Cup. The practice of the warm-up games and qualifiers of the entire European team at that time was that the starting line-up was fixed at No. 1-11, and the bench 7 was fixed at No. 12-18.

England's No.11 was dominated by Joe Cole throughout qualifying, while Quickhorse Wright Phillips and striker Defoe also crossed the No.11 in two starts, but both black players were around metres tall and a far cry from Terry.

The information about this game is what I found on the official FIFA website, and it is absolutely correct. Ridley King has been playing for Tottenham Hotspur and is tall and strong, but because of the injuries in recent seasons, he has gradually moved away from the England national team and is also a substitute at the club.

Sure enough... Only a few players have that kind of high ** rate, and the vast majority of players are still not recognized by the public.

England regulars, Husky, average strength.

Husky, now in the Villa team.