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" I’m so here for the Southgate hate "He was the first player to make me cry over a football match and then the first manager to make my son cry. Fuck him! | |||
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" I’m so here for the Southgate hate "I do think Emma Hayes should get the England women’s gig if not the men’s | |||
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"She can clearly manage but I think she should spend time coaching in a men’s league before she is considered for the men’s national team. I am not saying she can’t do it but I think jumping straight there could go horribly wrong and there are probably enough differences in the way the game is played to require a transition." This ^^^ | |||
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"She can clearly manage but I think she should spend time coaching in a men’s league before she is considered for the men’s national team. I am not saying she can’t do it but I think jumping straight there could go horribly wrong and there are probably enough differences in the way the game is played to require a transition." I think that the international coaching is a little easier than domestic football | |||
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"She can clearly manage but I think she should spend time coaching in a men’s league before she is considered for the men’s national team. I am not saying she can’t do it but I think jumping straight there could go horribly wrong and there are probably enough differences in the way the game is played to require a transition. I think that the international coaching is a little easier than domestic football" Not in the football I meant in terms of managing personalities | |||
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"Yeah that'll work when she has to do a team talk with guy's walking around naked
"There are female physios and other staff members in the changing rooms now - that won’t make a difference. | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. " I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. | |||
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"She won't have anything to do with those prima donnas from the Premiership." I think the current England squad get on so well and are generally pretty progressive compared to previous generations of England footballers | |||
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"Men’s football. Woman’s football. Keep them separate. Or are we going to have a guy pkay in defence for the woman’s team because we can’t find a suitable centre back for the woman’s team in the next World Cup. It’s a stupid idea, and opens an option that shouldn’t be there. I was against having a foreign manager for our national side, and I’ll stand against it as it won’t be a men’s national team if that happens. ESPN are idiots. *mods? Can I call ESPN idiots? If not I retract my statement. "What are your thoughts on Clarissa Shields calling out Keith Thurman for a charity boxing match? | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. " Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. | |||
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"Men’s football. Woman’s football. Keep them separate. Or are we going to have a guy pkay in defence for the woman’s team because we can’t find a suitable centre back for the woman’s team in the next World Cup. It’s a stupid idea, and opens an option that shouldn’t be there. I was against having a foreign manager for our national side, and I’ll stand against it as it won’t be a men’s national team if that happens. ESPN are idiots. *mods? Can I call ESPN idiots? If not I retract my statement. "She won't be playing the football, Woody. Would you be against a mam coaching a woman's team? Or a woman in any sport? | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. " Who decides if a woman can coach a men's team? Is it a group of men only? | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. " She may not want anything to do with the job and I think she likely won’t but I would like to see a woman manager in the men’s game. Emma Hayes is such a great mind. Even getting them in the coaching staff would be good I think. I think if women are interested in managing football, they should be able to manage and coach in the game. Rather than being limited to only women’s football. Men coach the women’s game constantly. | |||
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"Men’s football. Woman’s football. Keep them separate. Or are we going to have a guy pkay in defence for the woman’s team because we can’t find a suitable centre back for the woman’s team in the next World Cup. It’s a stupid idea, and opens an option that shouldn’t be there. I was against having a foreign manager for our national side, and I’ll stand against it as it won’t be a men’s national team if that happens. ESPN are idiots. *mods? Can I call ESPN idiots? If not I retract my statement.
She won't be playing the football, Woody.
Would you be against a mam coaching a woman's team? Or a woman in any sport?"Yes. I am. If we’ve separated the sports (as this is the example). Men should not be part of the womans team. Where is the line drawn?? I dunno, not thought about it too deeply, but medical and physio???? But when that team photo for the woman’s squad is taken, are the woman happy that Dave the Bloke is in the middle? It’s now not a womans SQUAD. | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. " _If_ she thinks that management has an impact on a teams chances then she will likely want to prove she can make a difference. _If_ she thinks that it is only down to the players and management is irrelevant then she will accept that she has had no actual impact on the women’s game and won’t try. Something tells me that the she thinks the former rather than the latter…. | |||
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"Men’s football. Woman’s football. Keep them separate. Or are we going to have a guy pkay in defence for the woman’s team because we can’t find a suitable centre back for the woman’s team in the next World Cup. It’s a stupid idea, and opens an option that shouldn’t be there. I was against having a foreign manager for our national side, and I’ll stand against it as it won’t be a men’s national team if that happens. ESPN are idiots. *mods? Can I call ESPN idiots? If not I retract my statement.
She won't be playing the football, Woody.
Would you be against a mam coaching a woman's team? Or a woman in any sport?
Yes. I am.
If we’ve separated the sports (as this is the example). Men should not be part of the womans team.
Where is the line drawn?? I dunno, not thought about it too deeply, but medical and physio????
But when that team photo for the woman’s squad is taken, are the woman happy that Dave the Bloke is in the middle? It’s now not a womans SQUAD. "Woody - I am afraid I disagree pretty fundamentally with you on this. I think the players should be play different matches based on sex (size and strength differences) but that is where the sex barrier stops. I can see no reason why a female coach should not be as good as a male one - given the same chances. Ditto for any other staff position. | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. She may not want anything to do with the job and I think she likely won’t but I would like to see a woman manager in the men’s game. Emma Hayes is such a great mind. Even getting them in the coaching staff would be good I think. I think if women are interested in managing football, they should be able to manage and coach in the game. Rather than being limited to only women’s football. Men coach the women’s game constantly. " I'd like to see if she makes a difference. Will the players respond to her the way they do a man? Will a woman in a male environment be taken seriously? | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. She may not want anything to do with the job and I think she likely won’t but I would like to see a woman manager in the men’s game. Emma Hayes is such a great mind. Even getting them in the coaching staff would be good I think. I think if women are interested in managing football, they should be able to manage and coach in the game. Rather than being limited to only women’s football. Men coach the women’s game constantly. I'd like to see if she makes a difference. Will the players respond to her the way they do a man? Will a woman in a male environment be taken seriously? " Will there be men there thinking she should be handing out the tea and sandwiches, not telling them what to do. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter" Stay away from Wor Eddie. | |||
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"I have a feeling coaching men and coaching women are two entirely different beasts. I think we have to allow people to make the move if they *want* to. Maybe she will see it as a challenge and roll up her sleeves. Maybe she will think there's nothing she can do for the men's team and stick with her winners. She may not want anything to do with the job and I think she likely won’t but I would like to see a woman manager in the men’s game. Emma Hayes is such a great mind. Even getting them in the coaching staff would be good I think. I think if women are interested in managing football, they should be able to manage and coach in the game. Rather than being limited to only women’s football. Men coach the women’s game constantly. I'd like to see if she makes a difference. Will the players respond to her the way they do a man? Will a woman in a male environment be taken seriously? " Something seriously wrong with the world if we can’t imagine a woman telling men what to do to win a football game but we accept and expect women to take it from a man. That’s my reflection provoked by your comment and this thread. It’s interesting though | |||
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"Can a woman be better than a man coach in England football. You bet. Even if we lose Sunday someone has to. Not thinking we will. Sarina may not want to coach half million pound players who are laze about because what FIFA pay them is rubbish pay so they play like it. " I think that’s unfair to the current men’s national team. They’re committed. Just poorly coached. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter" Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job" He’s proved himself at a higher level than Sarina. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job He’s proved himself at a higher level than Sarina. " Southgate hardly proved himself at a high level and still got the job. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job He’s proved himself at a higher level than Sarina. " And proved himself to be useless at a high level too! No experience of being any good at knockout football or coaching anything similar to the international game and international intense tournaments. The FA will go with someone in the England set up I think. Whether that’s a coach of the tiger age groups or of the women’s game we’ll see. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job He’s proved himself at a higher level than Sarina. Southgate hardly proved himself at a high level and still got the job." and has continued to prove he’s not good enough | |||
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"ESPN reporting that the FA will consider her for the manager of the men’s team job post Gareth Southgate. Can’t help but feel like Emma Hayes has been overlooked here but do we think she’s up to it? Just imagine if she wins it all with both the women and the men "Emma hayes is good enough to get at least a shot at a job in the championship and I am surprised no one has done it… But wiegman in the space of 8 years has gotten to 2 euros final and 2 World Cup finals back to back to back to back I am so glad they are going to at least build a statue of her at Wembley cause she deserves that…. | |||
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"Sure she should be considered but ultimately there’s levels to the sport. I wouldn’t give her the job over Eddie Howe or Graham Potter Graham Potter has done nothing to warrant consideration for the England job He’s proved himself at a higher level than Sarina. Southgate hardly proved himself at a high level and still got the job. and has continued to prove he’s not good enough "A failure at every job he’s had but rewarded for being a yes man. | |||
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" Yes. I am. If we’ve separated the sports (as this is the example). Men should not be part of the womans team. Where is the line drawn?? I dunno, not thought about it too deeply, but medical and physio???? But when that team photo for the woman’s squad is taken, are the woman happy that Dave the Bloke is in the middle? It’s now not a womans SQUAD.
Woody - I am afraid I disagree pretty fundamentally with you on this.
I think the players should be play different matches based on sex (size and strength differences) but that is where the sex barrier stops. I can see no reason why a female coach should not be as good as a male one - given the same chances. Ditto for any other staff position."I didn’t say couldn’t be as good as a male coach.  even if she was BETTER, I’d still feel like the MENS team is copping out Oman’s borrowing from a more successful pool of choices.
It like bending the rules ( I know there’s probably no rule agains mix sexes in the coaching staff side). It’s just my opinion. | |||
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