With Capello resigningwho would you want as manager?
Harry Redknap?
Martin o' Neill?
Mourinho?
???????

Me haha i'd prefer Harry.

Before anyone posts NOT Mike Bassett

Why Derek?

Vanderlei Luxemburgo

Somebody who is at least English.
What part of "England v. xxxxx" is so hard to understand?

Yes, but a plain old English manager would not be shrouded in controversy grab the headlines now, would he? And the FA love to be in the headlines, preferably for the wrong reason.

Harry Redknapp was the bookies favourite, until today's result, now he isn't even an outsider for the role.

The bookies have Harry Redknapp as odds on favourite.

Harry's the man , if you want an english manager, i cant see the FA going for another foreigner for a while

current betting

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Next England Manager Betting

Fabio Capello’s contract with England was coming to an end after Euro 2012 Championship making the Next England Manager Betting an exciting market at the moment, however he sensationally quit his position on 8th February 2012 making the betting even more exciting.

With the FA believed to be keen to appoint an Englishman this time, it is Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp who currently tops the betting and would no doubt be a popular choice with both players and supporters. The 64-year-old has been installed as the odds-on favourite for the job after being cleared of all charges in his tax evasion trial. Other names in the frame include Stuart Pearce, Guus Hiddink and Jose Mourinho.

It has been confirmed that Stuart Pearce will take charge of England’s upcoming friendly against the Netherlands.

Next England Manger Odds
The latest odds from bookmaker Paddy Power.
Harry Redknapp 2/7
S Pearce 6/1
Guus Hiddink 9/1
Jose Mourinho 16/1
Roy Hodgson 20/1
Rafa Benitez 25/1
Arsene Wenger 33/1
Gareth Southgate40/1
Sam Allardyce 50/1
Nigel Adkins 50/1
Mark Hughes 50/1
Carlo Ancelotti 50/1
Marcello Lippi 50/1
Louis Van Gaal 50/1
Ian Holloway 50/1
Roberto Mancini 50/1
Alan Pardew 50/1
Martin O’Neill 50/1
David Moyes 50/1
L F Scolari 50/1
Steve Coppell 50/1
Chris Powell 50/1
Terry Butcher 50/1
Brendan Rodgers 66/1
Alex Ferguson 66/1
Alan Curbishley 66/1
SG Eriksson 66/1
Frank Rijkaard 66/1
T Venables 66/1
Chris Hughton 66/1
K Keegan 66/1
Steve Bruce 66/1
Jurgen Klinsmann80/1
R Wilkins 80/1
Alan Shearer 80/1
D Beckham 80/1
Paul Jewell 100/1
Nigel Clough 100/1
Martin Jol 100/1
G Houllier 100/1
T Brooking 100/1
Steve McClaren 100/1
Neil Warnock 100/1
Phil Brown 100/1
S Staunton 225/1

England Manager History

Fabio Capello: 2008-present
Steve McClaren: 2006-2007
Sven-Göran Eriksson: 2001-2006
Peter Taylor: 2000-2001
Kevin Keegan: 1999-2000
Howard Wilkinson: 1999-2000
Glenn Hoddle: 1996-1999
Terry Venables: 1994-1996
Graham Taylor: 1990-1993
Bobby Robson: 1982-1990
Ron Greenwood: 1977-1982
Don Revie: 1974-1977
Joe Mercer: 1974
Alf Ramsey: 1963-1974
Walter Winterbottom: 1946-1963
Football Association: 1872-1939

Luxemburgo never made the short-list then

I persoally like the idea of Stuart Pearce.
He has the knowledge of the younger players that are coming through
the youth stages and the young players are what we will need if we are ever going to win anything major.

England will never win anything, since about 2000ish there has been too many egotistical pricks who are interested only in playing, and making a name for themselves, to increase their financial demands and celebrity status. There is no team spirit, there is no desire to be a part of and play as a part of a team. Additionally, the FA have revelled in just about any controversy they have walked into.

I am still gob smacked that Capello was allowed to remain as manager, despite his obvious involvement in the Calciopoli farce. But then, it managed to grab the headlines for the FA, and that is what they were looking for.

I'm going to throw Gary Lineker into the mix I think.

Mmmmm not convinced Wench. I think he has a nice little earner with his TV career which he problably wouldn't be able to continue with - I bet the money is beeter in TV as well

Dunno so much, the England manager only does a few weeks work a year, and gets £6million for the privilege. Capello certainly found time to embrace the media...

And it's not likely he will get pressure from the FA if he spent more time on MOTD than looking after the team, and went out of the Euro's at the first round.

I see Harry Redknapp has formally applied for the position, so must now be the favourite on the basis of his application: