Simon Jordan INSISTS That Gareth Southgate Is Not Worthy Of A Premier League Manager Job! 👀😬

Simon Jordan, Jim White & Alex Crook discuss Gareth Southgate's future as England manager and where he might end up after losing another Euro final.

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[watkins]

SJ talking facts. I wouldn’t let the bloke manage my 5 a side team

[mikerotchburns]

Everyone jumps on this bandwagon about what we’ve achieved and how we reached 2 euros finals and a semi final, in reality Southgate got easy runs and has choked whenever he’s faced decent opposition.

[mikerotchburns]

Forget premier league, he’s not even good enough to get a job in the championship. There’s even been Sheffield Wednesday fans who said that they didn’t want him anywhere close to their club.

[happyapple]

the quality of English coaching is shocking.

[PorkChopExpress]

Literally every footballer on sky "Southgate must stay". Dawson, carra, Geoff Hurst. What are these Mark palios saying "he has to decide for himself". What????

[gohumberto]

Southgate is a proven Championship manager .... after all he did relegate Middlesbrough to the Championship.

[JamesJohnAgar]

Simon Jordan is right, he needed to win the Euro's to get a Premier League job, I could possibly see him getting a Job in the Championship though.

[joewhite]

Southgate should go and manage a Pizza Hut. Let someone else manage England, someone with a fresher, more attacking approach who isn't afraid to take risks.

[Ap-synt]

World class players need a world class coach. It’s as simple as that. We have to look abroad. Throw the chequebook at Klopp for gods sake. There has never been a bigger no brainer in football

[FrankieBlueEyes]

If it's an English manager, your choices are basically Howe, Dyche and Potter.

[suspiciousafternoon]

If Southgate had any shame he would've resigned yesterday

[JamesLimb]

Southgate's runs to the finals/semi finals have been absolutly piss easy. As soon as he has managed us against a side that's a 50/50 match or against a side in the top 10 we've lost

[treble]

Southgate should be nowhere near the Football Association. That would be an act of utter madness.

[robwhitton]

Simon Jordan is as ever factually spot on, always backs his talk up with plain concise facts like him or hate him delivers a good argument 👍

[barryispuzzled]

Why didn't Mr Southgate go out and attack the opposition? We needed a pacy left winger (Rashford or Gordon) and a fast No. 9 to stretch the opposition (Watkins). He's too fearful of losing. Too defensive. Over cautious.

[Jericho]

FYI, i’ve enjoyed watching England more in tournaments when we didnt get as far. Football under Southgate has really been a difficult watch, despite whatever “progress” we’ve made in terms of tournament position

[lovejoy]

You can tell the Hardcore English football fans who have played the game from the casuals who have never played the game, don't understand the game and watch infrequently. The Hardcore know Southgate is rubbish and the Casuals say he's the most successful England manager ever.

[thomascooper]

It’s funny that the pro Southgate mob are always the first ones to say they wouldn’t want him as manager of their club…😏

[whh]

If you want a manager who plays shite football, gaslights his critics and loses against any team with a shred of quality, Southgate is your man.

[andykg]

Southgate doesnt have the tactical knowledge to take England all the way to winning a competition. He has gone as far as he can but has come short. Fair enough on him, he has laid good foundations now it needs a coach with the next level.