Will Capello be the most disliked England manager ever?

[Spanish Seagulls]

Following this WC & FC's handling of not only Beckham, but his general lack of nouse when selecting players, do you think that due to his astronomic wages & lack of real success & mismanagement of his squad he will become the most disliked England manager ever?
I ask this because I am beginning to feel he is not very good at all & with the talent at his disposal especially the younger players he isn't up to the task. The resources he has available & his aloofness are not making him very many friends.
What are your thoughts?

 

[Flavor Flav]

Steve Mclaren holds the honours for that.

 

[Rookie]

Erm simply No.

Some people need some perspective, McClaren didn't qualify and neither did we under Taylor in '94.
The press would like you to believe he is hated but many people I have spoken to (and read on here) don't have that view

 

[Tricky Dicky]

His man-management seems to be a bit awry, but he seems to leave all that side of it to Baldini. The WC was not really his fault, it was all John Terrys.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

As someone on here said :

Better value than Jonathan Ross.

 

[nwgull]

From my memory Graham Taylor was far more disliked than both Cappello and McClaren during his time in charge.

 

[Wozza]

I am beginning to feel he is not very good at all & with the talent at his disposal especially the younger players he isn't up to the task. The resources he has available & his aloofness are not making him very many friends.

Er... what does this mean? The youngsters are brilliant, of course we should win something?!

While the English debated Walcott's World Cup exclusion, Brazil left out Ronaldinho!

We have f***-all strength in depth compared with the likes of Brazil, Argentina and Spain. And our young players aren't developing at the same rate as Germany etc.

The manager won't make any difference to this. Put your flag away and lower your expectations.

 

[Spanish Seagulls]

The response seems to answer my question. No he won't be.
However I still feel he isn't getting the best from the players at his disposal. I would have liked to see more adventure in his selection from the Hungary game but then again I suppose if he had gambled & lost that game he really would have problems. I do think we have the players to get to a final such as Euro 2012 & the youngsters are the way forward.

Oh my expectations are not too high either, look at Germanys achievements with their youngsters

 

[Farehamseagull]

No, I love him for seeing the light and picking Zamora!

 

[theonesmith]

The response seems to answer my question. No he won't be.
However I still feel he isn't getting the best from the players at his disposal. I would have liked to see more adventure in his selection from the Hungary game but then again I suppose if he had gambled & lost that game he really would have problems. I do think we have the players to get to a final such as Euro 2012 & the youngsters are the way forward.

Our team and chances are half/quarter that of Italy, Spain, France & Germany. Just look at A) the size of those countries, B) the amount of players they are producing and C) the amount of coaches per group of player and let the maths do the talking.

Just being the country in which football originated is not good enough. Lower your expectations, because your and others' hyped views of this new wave of youth will just damage the team again.

 

[Braders]

No, I love him for seeing the light and picking Zamora!

This.

but no , McClaren is Englands biggest cock up in recent years - but even he had the right idea , if you aren't doing it for your club you don't deserve to play for your country - and if you don't want to play don't expect us to come begging you too

we have some fantastic players in this country , that maybe not the best world class players you've ever seen , but at least will give a shit for the three lions.

it's not Fabios fault for this (much) just the media mostly for insisting he picks such and such a player.

 

[Chesney Christ]

Oh dear. Are we just a bit THICK in this country or is it specific to the football fans?

For the morons:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabio_Capello

Honours
As a coach

Milan
Serie A (4): 1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96
Supercoppa Italiana (3): 1992, 1993, 1994
UEFA Champions League (1): 1993–94
European Super Cup (1): 1994
Coppa Italia Primavera (1): 1984-85

Roma
Serie A (1): 2000–01
Supercoppa Italiana (1): 2001

Juventus
Serie A (1): 2004–05 (revoked)

Real Madrid
La Liga (2): 1996–97, 2006–07

Maybe, just MAYBE, it has something to do with the players?

 

[mona]

We have f***-all strength in depth compared with the likes of Brazil, Argentina and Spain. And our young players aren't developing at the same rate as Germany etc.

The manager won't make any difference to this. Put your flag away and lower your expectations.

Agree 100%.

The Press are running one of their campaigns. After all, newpaper sales are plumetting.

Lets turn Capello into a hate figure just like...McLaren, Sven, Hoddle, Taylor....
The evil Capello snubs Little England's No.1 Celebrity!

 

[Trigger]

You can't polish a turd!

 

[El Presidente]

England on Wednesday set a record of ten consecutive wins at Wembley, which goes to show what a bunch of retards many hacks in the press and fans are.

 

[Rookie]

The response seems to answer my question. No he won't be.
However I still feel he isn't getting the best from the players at his disposal. I would have liked to see more adventure in his selection from the Hungary game but then again I suppose if he had gambled & lost that game he really would have problems. I do think we have the players to get to a final such as Euro 2012 & the youngsters are the way forward.

Oh my expectations are not too high either, look at Germanys achievements with their youngsters

How many failures on the international stage under different managers does it take for people to realise that good players do not necessarily make good teams. The players have constantly failed but yet it is still the manger who has take the majority of the blame.

 

[Tooting Gull]

His popularity has taken a big knock, there's no doubt about that because a lot of people (despite claiming not to be) are influenced by the written press. And he has made some mistakes, let's be fair, as well as being unable to communicate his message properly.

But the fact that Gibbs/Wilshere, or many dozens like them aren't playing regularly in the Premier League isn't his fault, and it is the relatively small pool of talent available playing every week for the big clubs that is harming us.

He may or not be the most disliked by the end, but he is a very long way from being the worst.

 

[bhaexpress]

Steve Mclaren holds the honours for that.

Is the right answer although I remember Revie walking out on us. I don't have a lot of respect for him either.

 

[Brovion]

Following this WC & FC's handling of not only Beckham, but his general lack of nouse when selecting players, do you think that due to his astronomic wages & lack of real success & mismanagement of his squad he will become the most disliked England manager ever?
I ask this because I am beginning to feel he is not very good at all & with the talent at his disposal especially the younger players he isn't up to the task. The resources he has available & his aloofness are not making him very many friends.
What are your thoughts?

No, he will not be the most disliked England manager ever, not by a long chalk. Some of the things that people are criticising him for now, his man-management and his aloofness, are the very qualities that people were praising when he took over from McClaren! It's a pathetic debate really. We could easily do a lot worse whereas we'd be hard-pressed to do better. How many managers are we going to sack before the penny finally drops?

 

[Sheebo]

What a ridiculous suggestion. NO of course not.