England players are not suitable to be managers 4 big-name stars have become rookie coaches
Now football, Spain, Germany, France, Portugal, Argentina, all have famous coaches. The Spanish side has Pep Guardiola, Arteta, Alonso, Xavi, and the strength is okay;Girona Spain, Michel Spain, Germany, Klopp, Tuchel, France, Deschamps, Zidane, Mourinho, Argentina, Scaloni.
Although England is a traditional football country, many people in England will forget the head coach of England, and Southgate, the head coach of England, is considered to be England's biggest weakness. Why don't England even have a top coach, and what about England's footballers?The Englishman can't be a manager: four superstars have been reduced to rookie coaches, bringing the whole team into the mud.
Steven Gerrard was already a world-class midfielder when he was in the national team, but until now he has yet to become a qualified manager. Gerrard dragged Villa to the relegation zone and then ruthlessly expelled, and now Villa are on the rise under Unai Emery. Gerrard is now coaching the Damon Alliance in Saudi Arabia, a Saudi club that has lost nine in a row and after nine consecutive defeats, they are already eighth in the Premier League, just 28 points away from Riyadh Crescent, while Gerrard's performances have been questioned.
Frank Lampard, one of the 'Doubles', was sacked twice at Chelsea and had a better record in his first spell in charge, leading the team to a 523% wins, the second game was a bad 9%, one win, two draws and eight defeats. At the same time as Thomas Tuchel led Chelsea to the European Cup, Frank Lampard also had his first chance to say goodbye to Chelsea. Separately, Frank Lampard pulled Everton out of the relegation ranks.
Wayne Rooney is a legend of Manchester United, the second player in England's history to score goals, but his coaching career has not come to fruition. Earlier, Rooney was still coaching in Washington, D.C., and that team failed to make the playoffs. With Wayne Rooney in charge of Birmingham, the Championship club has dropped from sixth to 20 and Wayne Rooney is on the verge of being sacked.
England's right-back Gary was also outstanding when he was still an athlete, although he was not a good coach. Neville once led Spain's Valoncia side to 357% victory, but he was only four months in office before being replaced by a wave of boos from the fans. Neville felt comfortable being a famous commentator, and he was a good fit for the position.
If everyone in England could be a manager, there wouldn't be so few celebrity coaches in England and Southgate wouldn't be here any longer. Why is there such a big gap between England's players when he becomes a manager?