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[Misc] Sven RIP
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Yeah, not sure that's how he'd like to be remembered
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Well that’s how I’m remembering him,
papachris
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That's very sad.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Sad. I liked Sven.
Brighton Mackem
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My first England away match was the 5-1 in Munich thanks for the great memories of that night
RIP Sven
RIP Sven
Shaktarman
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- Sep 19, 2022
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RIP Sven
How Sad. RIP
Dave the OAP
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This is extremely sad news. One of the best England managers we have had in my generation.
I saw him on tv at anfield and he looked dreadful but he achieved a long held ambition to manage Liverpool
Bless him.
RIP Sven.
I saw him on tv at anfield and he looked dreadful but he achieved a long held ambition to manage Liverpool
Bless him.
RIP Sven.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,268
Seemed like a nice man. RIP Sven
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
That's the match that sticks out in my memory of Sven. RIP
hart's shirt
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One of my greatest memories in football will always be having been in the stadium for the 1-5 in Munich.
To put it into context, England were dire in the last game at the old Wembley with Keegan resigning after the Germany defeat.
Sven came in, got the respect of the players, turned it around and got us to WC2002 in Japan automatically.
Having come through the Group of Death with Beckham's redemption against Argentina in Sapporo, we went out to an excellent Brazil side in the QF.
Yes, much has been made of the inflexibility of the system that didn't allow Scholes, Lampard and Gerrard to play in the same side.
But regardless, I'll think he'll still be remembered well and greatly appreciated.
And for England fans of a certain age, we'll always have Munich.
Thank you, Sven.
To put it into context, England were dire in the last game at the old Wembley with Keegan resigning after the Germany defeat.
Sven came in, got the respect of the players, turned it around and got us to WC2002 in Japan automatically.
Having come through the Group of Death with Beckham's redemption against Argentina in Sapporo, we went out to an excellent Brazil side in the QF.
Yes, much has been made of the inflexibility of the system that didn't allow Scholes, Lampard and Gerrard to play in the same side.
But regardless, I'll think he'll still be remembered well and greatly appreciated.
And for England fans of a certain age, we'll always have Munich.
Thank you, Sven.
B-right-on
Living the dream
Oh that's sad. Like others that 5-1 tonking if Zee Germans stands out in my mind.
A nice bloke. Probably a bit too nice to make it to the very top and stay there in the cut and thrust of the football world imo.
A nice bloke. Probably a bit too nice to make it to the very top and stay there in the cut and thrust of the football world imo.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Great manager, lovely and kind man. Definitely a gent.
wunt be druv
Drat! and double drat!
Not a bad epitaph, always seemed a decent sort, sadly missed.
oldboyroy
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RIP Sven.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Decent fella Sven.
Not a great England manager, but better than most of the dross that came before and after him
The same papers that pilloried the fella will rush to eulogise
Not a great England manager, but better than most of the dross that came before and after him
The same papers that pilloried the fella will rush to eulogise
