Huh? Netherlands surprises me more than it probably should for such a small Country. But Spain and France his a stretch as they've had a whopping 3 between them. The last back in the early 70's when France dipped out of qualifying for three straight.
Point still stands that it'd be wrong to me for a major Country (anyone, not just England) to hire a foreign Coach. International football isn't club football. You're supposed to be representing your Nation. Which is a completely different connotation to representing your club. Forsaking that to chase success doesn't make it any better
Just how I see it, shrugs.
Well there is an obvious flaw in this argument of yours: there is obviously NOBODY GOOD ENOUGH currently from England to take on the job!
1. Hoddle last coached in 2006 - Wolves in the champo (and quite badly at that finishing 7, with weird transfers etc). Plus the reason he got sacked first time.
2. Sherwood - you re having a laff.
3. Pardew - only good enough in his own head/world. Decent while in the midst of a good run really **** in the midst of a bad one. Has serious character flaws ... plus he cant dance for toffee!
4. Steve Bruce - Are there any Sunderland fans on FM Base? Never managed big teams or even shown any consistency.
5. Gareth Southgate - Has been managing the under 21s quite badly (look at their record in the last tournament they took part quite recently). Is obviously very raw/limited plus can you see him inspiring anybody to do anything?!! (he's soo grey its unreal).
6. Harry Redknapp - Imho he's the "best of the bunch" yet still a bit of a joke. Been managing for ages never really won anything. Plus his knees are gone (hahaha), plus he cant write. Or send a fax. Or knows what a fax is.
7. Gary Neville - I love him. But he was **** at Valencia and is culpable for the current debacle (couldnt organise a simple defence thingy to a Delap like throw ffs!).
8. Alan Shearer - he managed once before in his life. For a very short time. Where he showed that he's not very good.
