Thomas Tuchel named England boss: Bullingham insists FA ‘owe it to the country’ to name best man for job
Mark Bullingham says the FA “owed it to the players and the country” to appoint Thomas Tuchel instead of an English coach. Tuchel will become just the third foreign coach to manage England after the FA opted for the German tactician as Gareth Southgate’s successor, hailing him as the “best possible candidate” for the role.
BBC Sport charts the background to a secretive process which saw Thomas Tuchel announced as the new England manager.
There was, the Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham declared, no better man to lead the England team.
Tuchel was confirmed as Gareth Southgate's permanent successor, with the German set to take charge on January 1 after interim ...
Bullingham, who led the recruitment process with the FA's technical director John McDermott, revealed they interviewed "approximately 10 candidates", some of whom were English, but believes Tuchel ...
The former Bayern Munich and Chelsea manager answered questions alongside the Football Association's chief executive officer ...
Thomas Tuchel has been appointed England’s new coach, signing an 18-month contract through to the end of the FIFA World Cup ...
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Tuchel has signed an 18-month contract from January 1, which will run until after the World Cup, and he admitted that he will ...
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