The 61-year-old has fought off competition from Steve Bruce and Jurgen
Klinsmann to take over the Three Lions reins
following Roy Hodgson's
resignation after Euro 2016Sam Allardyce has been named England manager, the FA have confirmed.
The
61-year-old has taken over the Three Lions reins following Roy
Hodgson's resignation on the back of the national team's Euro 2016 exit
at the hands of Iceland.
Allardyce fought off competition from
Hull City boss Steve Bruce and United States manager Jurgen Klinsmann to
take charge of the England national team.
The former Bolton
Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers and West Ham United manager has left
Sunderland, who he guided to Premier League survival last season, after
nine months in charge.
No comments:
Post a Comment