Graham Potter was really appreciated for the future Fabrizio Romano comments on Gareth Southgate s future as England manager
Graham Potter was really appreciated for the future – Fabrizio Romano comments on Gareth Southgate s future as England manager × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Football 2022 FIFA World Cup News
3 consecutive games without a goal
Winless in last five games
England and San Marino are the only nations yet to score a non-penalty goal in Nations League13625 England haven't scored a goal in open play in 495 minutes 3 consecutive games without a goal Winless in last five games England and San Marino are the only nations yet to score a non-penalty goal in Nations League https://t.co/bZQb2PdDau In his column for Caught Offside, Romano shed light on Southgate's situation at the helm of the Three Lions, saying: "At the moment, nothing has changed. Southgate is considered the right manager for the World Cup by the FA. I think he deserves this chance at the World Cup after great Euros and then... we will see." He added: "Graham Potter was really appreciated for the future, but now with Chelsea job, that option has collapsed, of course." Earlier this month, Chelsea appointed former Brighton & Hove Albion boss Graham Potter as their new head coach on a five-year deal. He guided the west London outfit to a 1-1 draw against RB Salzburg at Stamford Bridge in the UEFA Champions League on September 14. Southgate, on the other hand, will aim to register a win over Germany in the UEFA Nations League at Wembley Stadium. England are scheduled to face Hansi Flick's side on Monday, September 26 in their last international fixture before the start of the FIFA World Cup. Ranked fifth in the world, the Three Lions have been drawn in Group B alongside the USA, Wales and Iran. The quadrennial tournament is set to kick off on November 21, with the final on December 18. England@EnglandA session at @SpursOfficial's training ground as preparations begin for Monday's game.3644142A session at @SpursOfficial's training ground as preparations begin for Monday's game. https://t.co/bdH4Rv3ebb
Graham Potter was really appreciated for the future – Fabrizio Romano comments on Gareth Southgate s future as England manager
By Debkalpa Banerjee Modified 26 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Gareth Southgate was named England's head coach in 2016. England head coach Gareth Southgate is considered the right choice to lead the Three Lions in the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, according to acclaimed transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Southgate, whose current deal expires in December 2024, has recently come under fire for England's toothless performances. The Three Lions lost 1-0 against Italy at the San Siro in Milan on September 23, relegating them to the second tier of the UEFA Nations League. England, who are winless in their last five matches, are currently bottom of their League A Group 3 behind Hungary, Italy, and Germany. The Harry Kane-captained outfit also failed to score from open play for around 495 minutes in the build-up to the FIFA World Cup. Football Daily@footballdaily England haven't scored a goal in open play in 495 minutes3 consecutive games without a goal
Winless in last five games
England and San Marino are the only nations yet to score a non-penalty goal in Nations League13625 England haven't scored a goal in open play in 495 minutes 3 consecutive games without a goal Winless in last five games England and San Marino are the only nations yet to score a non-penalty goal in Nations League https://t.co/bZQb2PdDau In his column for Caught Offside, Romano shed light on Southgate's situation at the helm of the Three Lions, saying: "At the moment, nothing has changed. Southgate is considered the right manager for the World Cup by the FA. I think he deserves this chance at the World Cup after great Euros and then... we will see." He added: "Graham Potter was really appreciated for the future, but now with Chelsea job, that option has collapsed, of course." Earlier this month, Chelsea appointed former Brighton & Hove Albion boss Graham Potter as their new head coach on a five-year deal. He guided the west London outfit to a 1-1 draw against RB Salzburg at Stamford Bridge in the UEFA Champions League on September 14. Southgate, on the other hand, will aim to register a win over Germany in the UEFA Nations League at Wembley Stadium. England are scheduled to face Hansi Flick's side on Monday, September 26 in their last international fixture before the start of the FIFA World Cup. Ranked fifth in the world, the Three Lions have been drawn in Group B alongside the USA, Wales and Iran. The quadrennial tournament is set to kick off on November 21, with the final on December 18. England@EnglandA session at @SpursOfficial's training ground as preparations begin for Monday's game.3644142A session at @SpursOfficial's training ground as preparations begin for Monday's game. https://t.co/bdH4Rv3ebb