Quizzes & Puzzles5 mins ago
Alex
Why isn't Alex Ferguson the England manager???
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by sp1814. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Alex Ferguson is Scottish and I dont think any Scottish manager could bring himself to manage England.
Plus I doubt if the FA would ever ask a Scotsman to manage England.
Also, he is a successful manager at Man Utd, well paid, well respected, winning trophies.
Why would he want to leave?
Finally being England manager is a poisoned chalice. Whoever gets the jobs gets called all sorts of awful names by the press and their private life is ruined, so why bother.
Plus I doubt if the FA would ever ask a Scotsman to manage England.
Also, he is a successful manager at Man Utd, well paid, well respected, winning trophies.
Why would he want to leave?
Finally being England manager is a poisoned chalice. Whoever gets the jobs gets called all sorts of awful names by the press and their private life is ruined, so why bother.
If we're having any Scottish managers then I want Gordon. Sure, we'll probably still fail miserably but at least he'll make us laugh.
I don't think he's actually ever expressed any interest in the job has he? Also he's quite an old lad now, there was talk of him retiring a few years back I think but he decided to do another few years with Man Utd.
And I can't see him leaving that when he does eventually retire and going on to be the England manager, the success and glory he's had with them could never be replicated in the national team so if it were me I'd rather be remembered as the manager of one of the greatest premier league sides (you have no idea how much it hurt to write that).
I don't think he's actually ever expressed any interest in the job has he? Also he's quite an old lad now, there was talk of him retiring a few years back I think but he decided to do another few years with Man Utd.
And I can't see him leaving that when he does eventually retire and going on to be the England manager, the success and glory he's had with them could never be replicated in the national team so if it were me I'd rather be remembered as the manager of one of the greatest premier league sides (you have no idea how much it hurt to write that).
-- answer removed --