England Job - The Story

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**** announces intention to keep job
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New England caretaker boss Paul **** announced that he wanted this job to keep. Speaking to Sky Sports, he said "I am not here to steal Ed's job but obviously, like everyone else, I would love to have this job full time. I cannot wait until my first game against Wales in a month!" Ed Ames, the full-time manager, is expected to return to the role in a couple of months time. ​

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I might not have access to internet tommorow, so I may have to update on Wednesday. I am playing Wales right now.
 
I'm loving this story. Is there any chance I could apply for some kind of goalkeeping coach where I could provide advice on goalkeepers and goalkeeping prospects?
 
you should have let assistant manager be caretaker. no offense paul ****
 
what are you going to do when the game gets extremely far into the future and different players are on each persons games, there would be no point in assistant because his advice would mean nothing.
 
mattio13 said:
what are you going to do when the game gets extremely far into the future and different players are on each persons games, there would be no point in assistant because his advice would mean nothing.
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Good Point
 
mattio13 said:
what are you going to do when the game gets extremely far into the future and different players are on each persons games, there would be no point in assistant because his advice would mean nothing.
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Good point, but the Assistant gets told about player details from the Manager.
 
i mean u21 manager would have no point, different players, cant recommend players
 
Ahh, then we will have to remove U21 and U19 manager when that comes about then.

HibernianBoy, be more involved in the story please.
 
U19's Euro Championship Group Stages

The Main Stages of the Euro Championships finally get under way after a long wait for all the teams involved. It is sure to be a very exciting tournament for everyone, the quality of the teams is very good.

These are the two groups of 4 teams in the tournament.

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Englands toughest challenge in their group should be that of Germany. "Looking at this group I am expecting our team to progress to the Finals." Jack Gale, speaking to Journalists.

This is the team Gale is hoping to achieve that success with.

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A couple of injuries to report for England; Star Right Back Nathanial Clyne will be out for the tournament with a torn hamstring. Left Back Aidan White is recovering from a broken collarbone and will be out for between a day and 6 days.

There is a call-up for 16 year old Centre Mid Richard Adams who at just 16 already has good attributes and is valued at £3.3m. "I have personnally not seen Richard play but my scouts have informed me of his natural ability." Jack Gale.

England U19's Vs Croatia U19's

Englands first game of the group stages will be against Croatia U19's. Gale's side beat Croatia in 2009 in a International Friendly 2-0, that was Gale's first game in charge as U19's manager.


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Gale names his squad for the Croatia game. Gale has always stuck with the 4-1-2-1-2 formation and todays game is no different.

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WOW! What a win for England's youngest players. Englands Sean Morrison showed us a spectacular aerial performance today scoring 3 goals from headers of corners. Jose Baxter played very well today, scoring 2 good goals, he has already been reccomended to Ed Ames.



Next game against Portugal coming soon.
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I can only be involved when im interviewed or the Manager asks for advice, so far i havent been contacted on either therefore my involvement in the story is unfortunately minimal but thankyou for your concern :)
 
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