A look at a few of the past England managers, their strengths and weaknesses

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.

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Gary Cahill (captain's season): Gary Cahill was once the main centre-back for the England national team, his defensive fundamentals are solid, his tackling ability is world-class, and he is 193 tall and can also help the team score with his headers, but his pace is a bit slow and chasing back is a big problem.

Bobby Moore (world legend): Moore was the main central defender of England who won the World Cup in 1966 and was also the captain of the national team at the time.

John Terry (World's Best 11): There are too many good central defenders in England's history, Terry is one of them, he is very fierce on the field, and his defensive ability is also the best in the world, this Terry in the game is also very useful, a slight lack may be only 187 height, but it does not affect his performance.

Saul Campbell (World Legend): Campbell is definitely synonymous with black and strong, in this game, being strong is very important, and Campbell has the highest 99 strong in the game, an ordinary skinny and cautious player, not his opponent at all, plus a double speed of more than 85, this card can be said to be perfect except for the height.

Adams (European national legend): Adams is also the best central defender in England's history, and he is also my main central defender in the game, Adams has speed, physicality, and excellent defensive ability in the game, you will definitely feel at ease when you put him in the backline.

Leo Ferdinand (World Legend): Ferdinand's card value can only be regarded as average among many good cards, but the feel is very good, air defense, ground interception, scramble for headers, chasing players, Ferdinand can do it, it can be said that this card is quite good, however, Ferdinand has problems with passing, especially long passes often to the opponent's feet, but this card is still recommended.

The English football league in the professionalization of their profits has also brought a certain negative impact, in the main squad of the Premier League team, it is difficult for us to see English players on the field, most of them are foreign players, which is bound to affect the development of local players, for the goalkeeper position to argue that now England's reserve goalkeepers, more and more goalkeepers in the league to play substitutes, is the goalkeeper in the main position of the league performance is also very bad, This kind of state is very low-level mistakes in the national team, which is why England do not have good goalkeepers. Professional goalkeeping training and goalkeepers are not coordinated, the gap between the main and substitute goalkeepers of the team has widened, and the unfair reuse of foreign players and local players has made it impossible for England to have excellent goalkeepers.

Looking at the top three of the Premier League, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United are all foreign coaches, and foreign coaches have grown up in charge of Premier League champions for many years, while the team led by an English manager cannot shake the strong position of the top three in the Premier League. The English Football Association blindly focused on the Premier League's ability to attract money, failed to better develop coaching skills, and England's pain in the World Cup was also a bitter fruit of their own making.

The current head coach of the key bend is a draft of Roy Hodgson.

How can the England team, which is known as the strongest squad in 40 years, not play at a high level? It's not exactly the coach's problem. It's like the old Rickson, but not in England.

But what about after going to Manchester City? Let a team like Mancheng become the team with the best home record. This is certainly not a coincidence.

What about the McRawheel? To be able to take a team like Myburgh to the final of the UEFA Cup, and to be in the top 10 of the Premier League for many years in a row. See what has become of Myburgh after he's gone?

It's all about to be downgraded. So it can't be said entirely that it's a coach's problem. The problem with the goalkeeper is real.

England have not been able to find a world-class goalkeeper since Seaman's retirement. It can be said that England's goalkeepers are the worst among the world's powers!

As far as the current England team is concerned, if the heartthrob does not make it to the national team, then Terry is undoubtedly one of the most suitable candidates for captaincy, and Gerrard. I think Gerrard is more likely to be the core. As for Owen, if he is in good shape, there is no one in the world who will not use him, and without him is simply a pig!

Rooney depends on Capello's personality and management ability, and he can't be treated the same way as everyone else, he is a soft guy who doesn't eat hard. Look how my old lord brought Rooney to maturity.

England is now lacking a good goalkeeper, in other positions are world-class, watching the games in England in the past few years, I believe everyone is the most worried about the goalkeeper, but England's goalkeepers are too uncompetitive, competing to make mistakes, many of them are ultra-low-level.

If the boss can solve these problems, then England will be invincible. I love England so I'm sure he'll be able to fix those problems and take England to the top of the world and keep his title as a champion coach.

Fabio Capello has taken charge of England and earns more than any of his predecessors a year. When the pragmatic Capello meets England with a simple style of play, will they have a bright future? Will he expel Becky again?

Who will be the core of "Double Germany"? Will he be able to stand Rooney's fiery temper? Is the captain still Terry?

Is Owen the Glass Man being deprecated? Who will be his biggest discovery. There are so many exciting things to see, let's all wait and see!

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