Browsing: England National Football Team

The England national football team is one of the oldest National football associations in the world. It has represented England in international football since the first international match in 1872.

Despite being one of the oldest football associations in the world, England has had limited success in world football. It has won the World cup once in 1966, coincidently on British soil.

England National Football Team

England Football is the home of England’s National Football Teams and Grassroots Football. It now has England’s Men senior team and the English women’s national team, who recently adopted an equal pay initiative.

You can follow all the latest football news regarding the English National team at WTX Sport and you can also use the English FA’s page for insights into the training camps.

If your best isn’t good enough … then so be it England National Football Team

If your best isn’t good enough … then so be it

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“The FA’s decision to appoint Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager is so, so sad. … The manager of a national team, any national team, should be from the same country as his players. It should be compulsory, one of the rules of the game, a point that isn’t even up for discussion. … This should be about one country’s best taking on another country’s best. If that best isn’t good enough, then so be it. Do something about the lack of resources at your disposal to ensure you do have the best players and coaches if you want to win something.”

Lack of viable English managers England National Football Team

Lack of viable English managers

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The FA also suffers because the country’s main football competition is not really an English league but a global league that happens to be in England. Its ownership is international and their interest is in commercially growing clubs to international size, which means they just want the best coaches – no matter where they’re from. Hence its managerial make-up is four Spanish, three English, two Dutch, two Portuguese, one Australian, one Austrian, one Danish, one German, one Italian, one Northern Irish, one Scottish and one Welsh.

Dangerous Daily Mail coverage England National Football Team

Dangerous Daily Mail coverage

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One thing needs to be made clear at this point. It would be wholly incorrect to accuse Jeff Powell of the Daily Mail of either intentionally or unintentionally reframing the rhetoric and phrasing of Adolf Hitler in the form of a football article. Or indeed, of being in some way Nazi-adjacent in the rhetoric of what was a logical, well-reasoned article this week on the issues surrounding overseas managerial appointments.

A key lesson of the week, however, is just how vital it is to stay in control of our message; to be so, so careful about how we express

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