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oh and he has previous on this kind of thing
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/allardyce-took-bungs-claims-bbc-investigation-416671.html
A lot of corruption about, but you can't break the golden rule-Don't get caught.
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Football manager wants to earn yet more money? Shock!
Working through and around rules to secure a transfer? Horror!
Gary Neville should be told to sit down and shut up? Ya don't say!
England players have a psychological block? No shit, Sherlock.
Even the FA aren't stupid enough to sack him is my hunch. Yes Sam's got to eat some humble pie but as his boss I'd rather weather a media shit storm than have to look for a second boss in three months.
This is a position that has trickled down from the political classes - if you're caught then just deny, apologise, find religion etc. but hold on to your position of influence and power whatever. It's a shame that so many people just accept that. Football is one of the most corrupt industries in the world and we should not tolerate it regardless of the FA's position (hardly squeaky clean themselves). If we can't find a manager in the intervening period (who I think should be English - a whole other topic) then, as a nation, we're not up to the job.
That's the whole point, my man. There is no other english manager who is halfway decent who'd go near that job with a bargepole. Why should the FA give themselves more work to do? I don't say that this is right. I am merely trying to see it from one of their points of view.
Football's football. Just a bunch of starry eyed kids and cynical blokes, all united by money, hero-worship, the adrenaline rush that comes with winning and the despair of losing. All these things cloud judgement. Normal moral codes (and I agree with your sentiment on high standards by the way) don't apply.
The national team is completely subservient to the Premier League and - IMHO of course - the structure of the latter completely undermines any hope of success for the former.
Who'd want to manage the national team in that sort of situation?
Sam's OK, been a bit naive perhaps, but he repeatedly said that he would have to check with the FA. It's not like he walked off with a suitcase full of used twenties.
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If I were a newspaper editor I'd be secretly praying they keep him on, while calling for his head on a platter. Nothing like a helping of moral outrage to flog papers.
Latest news from 5 Live is saying he will be gone tonight, either sacked or resigned.
Presumably he will have been the shortest serving England manager of all time.