Jose Mourinho
PROS: Has been a success wherever he has been. Set to become first manager to win titles in Portugal, England, Italy and Spain. Could do the same in international football.CONS: Loves an argument — so could be a pain in the backside for the FA. Most people in football also want to see an Englishman in charge.
Martin O'Neill
PROS: Many believe his style would be suited to international football. Players love playing for him. Fact he is British is enough for many.CONS: O'Neill has won trophies with Wycombe, Leicester and Celtic yet his stint at Aston Villa was mixed. Many believe he is a good manager — but not a great one.
Stuart Pearce
PROS: An iconic figure who typifies English grit. He is Under-21 boss and will also take charge of Team GB at the Olympics. This would be the next step up.CONS: He is simply not a great manager. Became a joke at Manchester City while he can also be rude and abrasive.
Alan Pardew
PROS: Has gatecrashed the reckoning after his superb season with Newcastle. A good man-manager and would also be able to handle the media spotlight.CONS: Was still managing in League One last season and still unprepared for a job this size. Charlton fans will hope he doesn't get the job.
Roy Hodgson
PROS: The best qualified of all the English managers — as he has taken charge of Switzerland, UAE and Finland. So certainly has international experience.CONS: Has only achieved moderate success as a boss. Doing just about OK at West Brom and once got the axe at Blackburn — and he is a bit dull.
Guus Hiddink
PROS: An impressive CV: Holland, S Korea, Australia, Russia and Turkey. Would sort out the dressing room.CONS: Is seen as a footballing mercenary who, ironically, was convicted of evading almost £1million in tax five years ago. Most recent job at Turkey and many there felt he was not really bothered.
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