Oh and looking like Big Sam and Steve Bruce (Fergie disciple and former United Captain under Alex) are the two leading candidates.
Looks like Big Sam is a done deal...
Wonder if this will all just get swept under the carpet like it didn't happen?
Oh and looking like Big Sam and Steve Bruce (Fergie disciple and former United Captain under Alex) are the two leading candidates.
Looks like Big Sam is a done deal...
Wonder if this will all just get swept under the carpet like it didn't happen?
Looks like Big Sam is a done deal...
Wonder if this will all just get swept under the carpet like it didn't happen?
This very question is being asked right now all over the internet. Some very interesting discussion.
When is JKs next press day? That could be fun!
Indeed it should. Next game is in September.
Oh I know... I was just hoping that he may want to have an impromptu media day... ya know, to cover anything of interest that's happened over the summer like how the MLS players are doing, his final thoughts on COPA, what he's expecting from players abroad this upcoming season, his applying for another job... ya know, the basics.
Just read article where the author said he thinks Kinsman has damaged his relationship with Gulati quite a bit with this 'power play' which of course failed.
In the past, Klinsmann has quickly and vociferously rebutted chatter about his interest in other jobs. This time, he didn't. Not even as Sam Allardyce displaced him as the favorite and ultimately got the gig—while the Football Association apparently never even sought permission from U.S. Soccer to interview Klinsmann, presumably meaning he actually wasn't a serious candidate.
This time, with patience for his long-running USMNT project wearing as thin as the results it has yielded, he was seemingly happy to let the suggestions that U.S. Soccer might lose him fester. It's questionable whether or not he was ever going to uproot from his beloved adopted home in Southern California and join an English federation that expected its manager to buy into the philosophy and course it had already set out—Klinsmann likes to build things from the ground up. But he stood to gain nothing from publicly ruling out the possibility.
The question that remains unanswered is what impact all of this might have had on his relationship with U.S. Soccer and his benefactor there. President Sunil Gulati, who led his recruitment, was a staunch supporter until he openly demanded wins in the Copa.
Dumb on his part not a chance they can keep him after that.Its official: Big Sam out as England Manager.... gone almost as quickly as he was there. Yikes. http://www.espnfc.us/england/story/...as-england-manager-following-undercover-sting
Shall we fire up that Klinsy to England rumor again??? :O O: