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After the 2002 World Cup, Eriksen was dismissed early for his poor performance with LinkedIn Gran, and after a period of hiatus, he was hired as the head coach of the Jamaican national team.

Be the manager of Manchester City FC in the English Premier League! That is, Sun Jihai's head coach!

I went to Manchester City as a coach and the results were very good!

After the 06 World Cup, he has been at home, during which he has made a football review, and now he is the head coach of Manchester City!

Go to the Premier League as manager of Manchester City.

Went to Manchester City as a manager.

Went to Manchester City to coach. Good grades.

Be the manager of Manchester City FC in the English Premier League!

After being idle for a while, he is now the manager of Manchester City.

Eriksen only became Manchester City's manager this season.

In the 06-07 season, he was idle at home, and only came back to the mountain this year.

Christian Eriksen has taken on the role of Manchester City manager in the Premier League.

Went to Manchester City as a manager.

Manchester city. Manchester City have also been fierce at the start of the season.

Manchester City manager, not bad.

Manchester City manager Christian Eriksen.

Winterburton (1946-63): After World War II, England rejoined FIFA and was appointed by the FA as the first national team coach and was knighted for 16 years in charge of England.

Ramsey (1963-74): The FA's second choice after being rejected by Adamson. He led the team in 113 games, won 69 wins, 27 draws and 17 losses, and led the team to win 1966.

England in the time of Ramsey has been called "a miracle without a wing". Despite the failure to qualify for the 74 World Cup.

But in the position of England coach, Ramsey has so far been unsurpassed.

Levi (1974-77): The ex.

The boss was elected in a race against Clough on the recommendation of then-FA president Reger, who finished England in the 1976 Euro 1976 group during his tenure.

After that, he failed to qualify.

Green. 1977-82):

Coach Green. Started at West Ham United and was the president of the Football Association at the time.

Great support. Led the team to the 1980 European Championship, but failed to qualify from the group. 1982 year.

After the start, England got off to a weak start, Green.

Chose to flee.

1982-90):

led the team to the semi-finals of the 1990 World Cup, which was also England's best World Cup record since Ramsey, but.

At Euro 1988, he won all three matches in the group stage.

1990-93): Subject to the English Football Team.

Kelly was recommended and elected, led the team to 38 games, 18 wins, 13 draws and 7 losses, lost to Sweden in Euro 92, and was finally dismissed for failing to qualify for the World Cup finals in '94 after losing to Norway.

Booles (1994-96): Euro 1996, a 4-1 defeat to the Netherlands, is still a classic, but left after Euro 1996 due to a bad commercial record.

1996-99):

England impressed at the 1998 World Cup, if not.

To the Argentines.

That kick may lead the team further. In 1999, for the disabled.

and resignation.

Keegan (1999-2000):

After taking over as England coach, he only led the team to a record of 7 wins, 7 draws and 4 losses. Euro 2000 qualifying was a play-off win over Scotland to qualify, on 7 October of the same year.

Before reconstruction. China resigned after losing 1-0 to Germany.

2000-06):

He is the only foreign coach in England since the Second World War. Commanded in times of crisis.

Soon led the team out of the trough and entered the 2002 World Cup. Aftermath".

The "Gate" incident and the 06 World Cup lost to Portugal and stopped in the quarterfinals and was dismissed.

McLaren (2006-07): Barwick used to play.

Tossed. After failing to do so, he chose McLaren. His England lost 3-2 at home after a draw to qualify.

McClaren, who missed Euro 2008, the second time since the 1994 World Cup, refused to resign after the game McClaren was sacked by the FA.

Sven Goran Eriksen, 2001-2006, very old in qualifications, stable in leading the team;

Steve McLaren, who has been in charge for just 18 months;

Fabio Capello (2008 2012), with a defensive focus;

Hodgson, who took office in January for a four-and-a-half-year term, now faces the World Cup Group of Death, alongside Italy and Uruguay.

The specific landlord should be checked by name.

Ericsson; Capello; Hodgson.

Eriksen prefers to play the traditional English style of play, using speed and a strong forward pairing, such as Owen and Heskey.

Capello is more conservative and defensive, often winning 1-0 and playing ugly scenes.

Hodgson focused on attacking from both flanks, so he reused Tottenham's Townsend and Lennon.

Do you want a manager of the England team or are you British?

Current manager: Josep Guardiola (Spain).

In February 2016, Manchester City officially announced that Josep Guardiola would become the team's head coach from the 2016 17 season.

Manchester City's current manager is Josep Guardiola, who signed a three-year contract with Manchester City Football Club in February 2016, and Manchester City signed a three-year contract with Pep Guardiola until the summer of 2019.

Pep Guardiola and Manchester City have been rumored for a long time, and this rumor has not caused a stir. However, it will be a huge challenge for Manchester City and the Premier League as a whole. When Pep Guardiola arrives, does it mean that the Premier League is really going to change this time?

The key is to assess the form, as well as the style of play, the type of play, the position of habitual play, what tactical options and tactical changes can be provided for the team. Moreover, the World Cup is not a league, and there is no time for you to slowly enter the state, so players are required to be able to play at any time and show performance.

It's a pity that he was injured, and if he hadn't been injured, Capello would have taken him there.

It depends on the performance of the major European leagues.

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.

Sven-Goran Eriksson (born 5 February 1948) is a Swedish football coach who coached England football from 2002 to 2006. On June 4, 2013, Guangzhou R&F announced that former England coach Christian Eriksen will be the team's new head coach until December 2014.

Ericsson;

English name: Sven Eriksson Nationality: Swedish Birthday:

Height: Weight: Position:

Previous coaches: 1976: Degerfors; 1977-78:

degerfors；1979-82: IFK Gothenburg; 1982-84: Benfika; 1984-87:

Rome; 1987-89: a Florence; 1989-92: Benfika; 1992-97:

Sampdoria; 1997-2000: Lazio Honours: Swedish League Champion in '81 & '82, Cup Champion in '79 and UEFA Cup in '82.

Bio: Eriksen was born in Tosby, Sweden on February 5, 1948, and in 1975 a serious knee injury brought Eriksson's uneventful career to an end in the domestic second division. In 1976, Eriksen became an assistant coach of Degerfors in the Swedish third division and became head coach in '77.

From 1979 to 1982 he coached at ifk Gothenburg, where he won the league title in '81 and '82, the cup in '79 and the UEFA Cup in '82. From 1982 to 1984, Eriksen took charge of Portuguese powerhouse Benfica, winning league titles in '83 and '84 and cup titles in '83. From 1984 to 1987, Eriksen landed in the Apennines as head coach of Roma and led them to the Coppa Italia in 1986, before moving to Fiorentina from 1987 to 1989, where they finished eighth and seventh in the First Division.

From 1989 to 1991, Eriksen returned to Benfica and led them to the league title in '91. From 1992 to 1997 he returned to Italy to coach Sampdoria, winning the Coppa Italia in 1994. At the beginning of the 1997-1998 season, Eriksen began the most glorious period of his coaching career when he took charge of Lazio.

He won the Coppa Italia and Super Cup in his first season, and in 1998-1999 he led the team to defeat Mallorca to win the European Cup Winners' Cup and the UEFA Super Cup in the same year. In the 1999-2000 season, Lazio miraculously overtook Juventus in the final round to win the title. In October 2000, England manager Keegan resigned after a 1-0 defeat to Germany in World Cup qualifying, and Eriksen became the new manager of the England national team.

During his tenure as England head coach, Eriksen led the team to two major tournaments, the 2002 World Cup and Euro 2004, where England lost quarters to eventual champions Brazil and hosts Portugal in quarter-finals. In more than 4 years, England played a total of 60 games, with 35 wins, 15 draws and 10 losses, with a goal difference of 113:58.

Sadly, Eriksen is already destined to be sacked after the World Cup, which is the biggest danger for England to do well in Germany.