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England
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Jürgen Klinsmann, the current USA coach, would be a good fit to be England’s new manager, according to Oliver Bierhoff, Germany’s general manager
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Roberto Mancini’s position at Internazionale is doubt now the club is in Chinese hands
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England’s dismal Euro 2016 campaign gets the Photoshop treatment. Next week, we’d like your takes on Hal Robson-Kanu
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Game set for 14 November following World Cup qualifier against Scotland with both countries in search of a new manager
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Chris Smalling was rushed to hospital while on holiday in Bali after fainting because of food poisoning – but the Manchester United and England defender has recovered
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From the favourites Jürgen Klinsmann and Glenn Hoddle, through Sam Allardyce and Eddie Howe to wildcards David Beckham and Lars Lagerback
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The England job has never been less appealing after Roy Hodgson and a string of other managers have left the post with their reputations tarnished
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The acclaimed psychiatrist has been involved with two failed campaigns at major tournaments, and the FA’s plans to focus more on mental preparation could continue without him
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The France full-back Bacary Sagna said they had been warned about Iceland before their Euro 2016 quarter-final in Saint-Denis
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This week’s quiz owns a cheap sink but loves a decent set of headphones
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The Football Association is expected to approach leading figures from sport and business to contribute to an informal panel of experts set up last month to inform its work at the national football centre in Burton on Trent
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England players are keen for an overseas appointment as the next manager, with Glenn Hoddle still under consideration for a 12-month interim role
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Gareth Southgate has no interest in succeeding Roy Hodgson as England manager and would be reluctant even to consider accepting the position on an interim basis
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The England Under-21 manager is reluctant to take the senior job on a full-time basis, but that may help the country’s youth setup
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Roy Hodgson, his players, the FA and the clubs must share the blame after another grim tournament for England but a quick fix is not on the cards
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Lars Lagerback has said he does not think the Football Association will approach him when it looks to recruit Roy Hodgson’s successor for England
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The FA s expected to appoint Gareth Southgate on an interim basis before sounding out the likes of Arsène Wenger and Brendan Rodgers as part of the search for Roy Hodgson’s permanent successor
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FA chief executive Martin Glenn’s credentials do not augur well for the selection of Roy Hodgson’s successor as England manager after stifling atmosphere and odd campaign in France
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Wales players have explained celebrating Iceland’s elimination of England from Euro 2016, claiming it was an expression of pride as the only home nations side in the last eight
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Iceland’s normal reserve was abandoned after the dramatic win over England and everyone from the president, prime ministers past and present to their own and fellow Nordic media lauded the team’s display
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