Sam Allardyce out as England manager after undercover sting (Jurgen Next?)

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Next England manager: 7 candidates to replace Sam Allardyce
20:01, 27 SEP 2016 UPDATED 20:26, 27 SEP 2016
BY AARON FLANAGAN , HAMISH MACKAY
Allardyce lost his job as Three Lions boss following an undercover sting operation, so who could replace him?


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Who do you want to see as the next England boss?

Sam Allardyce has lost his job as England manager after being caught in an undercover sting operation.

The FA decided to act after Allardyce agreed a £400,000 bogus contract to do after dinner speaking but his remarks made to two undercover reporters posing as businessmen are far worse.

He mocked former England boss Roy Hodgson's speech impediment and questioned Gary Neville's role.

Allardyce lasted just 67 days as England boss. Gareth Southgate has been placed in charge of the Three Lions' next four games and must surely be in contention for the permanent role.

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Daily TelegraphSam Allardyce during a Daily Telegraph undercover reportAllardyce was filmed discussing FA rules by the Telegraph
ITV NewsEngland manager Sam Allardyce pictured leaving homeAllardyce pictured leaving his home early on Tuesday morning following the allegations
Here we identify seven potential permanent replacements for Allardyce.

Gary Neville
Michael Regan - The FANeville worked alongside Hodgson during the failed Euros campaign
Critics will point to his ill-fated spell in Valencia as well as his association with Roy Hodgson during England's failed Euro 2016 campaign.

But Neville was the man who many thought would be the successor to Hodgson in the first place, before he felt compelled to walk away from his role with the national team after a summer of disappointment.

The former Manchester United defender has shown his tactical nous during his time on Sky Sports and would certainly be a popular choice with the public, even if people will doubt his time in La Liga.

Gareth Southgate
Action Images via ReutersGareth SouthgateThe Under-21 manager is a firm favourite of the FA chiefs
Southgate has admitted that he wants the "ultimate job" one day, although only recently confessed that he might not be ready for it just yet.

The England Under-21 manager will likely be the man to step into Allardyce's shoes in the short-term and an impressive start could see him retain the role.

He has done an impressive job with the young guns - leading them to their first Toulon tournament title since 1994 t his summer - and is well thought of in the Football Association set-up.

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Alan Pardew
Ian WaltonPardew claims that he would one day like to become England manager
Like Southgate, Pardew admitted this summer that it might not be the right time for him to become England manager.

But he did make a pitch to become a future boss of the Three Lions in the summer, claiming that he had "strong opinions" of the international set-up.

Despite clearly being comfortable in his job role at Crystal Palace, where he has worked wonders, he is the bookmakers' favourite to take over at Wembley.

And one thing is for sure, it will likely mean a recall for Andros Townsend.

Steve Bruce
Mike HewittBruce is available after leaving Hull last month
Bruce was interviewed for the vacant England job this summer but his circumstances have changed massively since.

He has since walked away from his role of manager at Hull after a fallout with the club's owners and is available to make an immediate start if he gets the nod.

Bruce said he was "highly flattered" when he was approached by the Football Association but reports claim that he could be in line for a swift return to the Premier League with Stoke.

Jurgen Klinsmann
GettyHead coach Jurgen Klinsmann of the United StatesThe charismatic German has greater international experience than his rivals
The USA manager of five years is another who was linked with the England job in the summer.

But unlike the other candidates for the job, the 52-year-old has a track record in international football, having also spent three years in charge of Germany.

Martin Glenn claimed following the Euros that they could look abroad for the next England manager if they have the credentials to be the right man for the job. LINK

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