Jason Cundy SLAMS Lee Carsley For England Defeat Labelling It A 'SACKABLE' Offence!🤯😳 | talkSPORT 

That was a good one 👍 😂

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@@johannbereaux2993 👍👍😂😂👌

😂 true England will not reach a final for another 50 years

my god, did you think of that all by yourself?

Then plays Solanke at number 10 😂

@@tommo010 you seen today how poor Watkins and solanke are, they can’t even get picked when we have no striker lol

@@monkey271070ah shut up you clown and sit back down. Let the men discuss football. Brainless and low IQ individual.

@@monkey271070go and fact check first before releasing verbal diarrhoea on a public platform. You sh1t for brains

@@monkey271070 what a stupid comment

Its called a f..k all contract

or hire Potter

😂 haha

Bet you were one of those nupmties that hounded Southgate out and wanted this new era

Or Uniteds new Manager

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Harsh on Spurs, at least they've won something in the last half a century.

@@Support-your-local-team The Audi Cup?!? 🤣🤣🤣

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My mum would do a better job and she doesn't like football

Hes not the sharpest tool bless him

Ain't this what the whole nation was shouting at Southgate for? Lee actually played one of the most exciting teams on paper who before a ball was kicked you would of said we should of battered them. Palmer says himself he can play anywhere on the pitch... maybe he can't and should drop saka to bench . Gordon and foden were terrible and trent was walking about in the first half. Players can't hide behind managers forever

@@robdolman2256 Yes everyone was calling for southgate to play attacking football, but you have to play with a logical system too. We started today without a striker.

How did he play attacking with no striker 😂

I think people were asking for the best players for each specific position. Today wasn't that either

😂 they are still paying for stealing 1966

@@HdHd-hp6qz Foden, Saka, Palmer, Bellingham and Gordon. 5 attacking players at the front of the team. If that's not attacking I don't know what is. No balance. No defensive structure. This was Carsley putting out a social media team and bowing down to the inane wishes of the fans.

@ thebillryan Zero strikers. Playing with a load of number 10s doesn’t make you more attacking. They need Ivan Toney harry Kane Ollie Watkins on the pitch from minute 1 to be pure attacking. Natural finishers. The England back room staff need to swallow their pride and get Toney back in the squad.

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Just wanting likes

Like merchant , have some shame

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@@NickChemist-yf6oj Have some class you clowns 🤡 🤡 tell your mother to teach you some manners

Exactly. It will work out better for us. There’s never been even one moment where any of us have thought that maybe Carsely is our guy. The sooner he is out of the running, the better. He doesn’t display anything at all to suggest he’s good enough. Why would the players respect a guy like this. Below average player, and never achieved anything. And is taking that into management with him (from what we’ve seen so far). He’s definitely not a young Mourinho, is he..

You would think 😂

Mourinho.

Also England need a top player most of England player are OVERRATED but England fans now understand you can't player all your so call best attacking players together we thought balance this team what most England fans what see especially those so call pondit on talksport I called them freeloader

The worrying thing is the FA seem to pick managers who are good PR merchants rather than managers who are elite. Being a top manager doesn’t seem to be towards the top of their list of criteria, they prefer “yes men”.

Hilarious!👏

Based on what ?

@@bensc260based on the history and the results. We have been here time and time again. Need any more ?

You act like Carsley has a choice in that. There's a reason nobody ever wants this gig, the politics you have to play with the big Premier clubs and keeping their stars happy is one of the worst parts of the job.

@@MinisterManDan Of course he has a choice that’s a ridiculous statement.

@MinisterManDan he's just a terrible choice, people didn't like southgate, he's southgate with no tournament experience. It's absolutely crazy. For me you either stuck with gareth or you went for a proven winner like mourinho. This is a massive backwards step.

Winston Churchill

Haaaaaas anyone seem Big Ben?

You took one hellllll of a beating 😂

@@mathieubernadac5937just like your mother from your dad

The land of ugly chicks and drunks 😂

Right way start foden when it’s Palmer’s game to run

Pulling the strings mate

wait for the haters to crawl out of the woodwork

@@tayosunmola1991 what did Palmer do but blaze a chance over he should have scored?

Anything to shoehorn Foden into the team

Your carsleys and Southgate’s arent the bench mark mate

Tonight shown our self proclaimed pool of world class players that they have no footballing brain or intelligence. The whole nation cried for Southgate to put out a side like tonight with all our talent on the pitch together. Lee is not on the pitch passing the ball or taking control of the match, making stones captain was a mistake with Bellingham and rice in the side. Trent was awful, palmer had his boots on the wrong feet, and saka, foden and gordon were non existent... players need to take responsibility here and not hide behind Southgate

I agree with you but to not play a striker was criminal

Carsley, was like Liz Truss playing with Britain's economy.

😂😂😂😂😂 that actually made me laugh

England are deluded they think there a great team there shite 😂

I been saying this. They look good in England due to the rest of the foreign players who fill the creative void. Seen through this for years now.

@@gregordrizzlewing7339 it's same all over UK theve no creative British players I think should go back to certain amount t of foreign players in teams the English premier iverloaded with foreign players Scotland don't produce any home talent

This is what football has become i'm afraid .

@@RenegadeSoundit’s a shame. Too many armchair fans on the internet thinking they know better always… That and the media jumping over anyone as soon as a mistake is made

Mental the slagging he’s getting. All these so called world class players and in fairness to him he tried something that didn’t work. It’s basically a friendly after all. He should be experimenting In these games. I hope they do get rid of him because I really think they will be a dangerous team if he’s left in charge

@@kmst8 Faye Is fantastic

Yes but he’s been managing since 97, 4 main teams he’s worked with one of them being bilbao so he’s had experience with a top team, he has worked through the age groups of Spain for years so will know the majority of players available he wouldn’t be taken someone like angel gomes who hasn’t proved much just cuz he worked with him at a younger age

Believe me the English fans will never be a happy or smart

Yeah on paper Carsley is a fine pick. Not after last night, good lord.

Sickening decision

@@MB-jn5zi he's already conceded that he wants to go back tonthe u21 team. Very ambitious that

If I were Watkins I'd do a Ben White and say "see ya later". The whole England setup is a joke.

@jaewon679 I think several players might follow suit with risk of injury being a bigger factor than ever. I actually think maybe some conversations have gone on, look at Maddisons constant ommission from the squad.

@1pac882 Yea basically the FA couldn't get who they want, when they wanted them. I think they are struggling to get anyone interested who is half decent. Eddie Howe probably knows if he takes it for the World Cup that the Argies and Spain are very tough teams to beat and he won't get back into a big spending Premier League club again after.

Grant Mitchell is a better manager. Pass it on.

Grant Mitchell’s dog is a better manager….pass it on

where's Minty and Phil?

@@stveloop9452 Probably could've gotten a game tonight.

Childish.

John Stones and Jordan Pickford should never get picked for England again. Awful players who stunk the place out.

Stones hasn't even barely played yet this season for City. Why the heck is he starting for England? Play a fit player in form.

​@@MitchSanderson-340i did you smell them ? How ?

@@MitchSanderson-340ialong with Trent-not international class

What was the Brexit fans thinking when they forced out the mist successful manager in Englands history? You brought this on yourselves like always

They all thick as shite on and off the pitch. Intelligence doesn't seem to be on the scouts reports these days

Totally disagree they are great but not for England,to many options spoil the team

You can argue rice and stones but foden was the best plager in the league last year and integral to city winning the league. As fo palmer there is not a better 22 yr old on the planet right now

They are the most overrated football nation and have been for 60 years Bang average

Exactly right.

Southgate was a genius..you English never appreciated him!!

Most successful international managers ever Quarter-final: 1 point Semi-final: 2 points Finalist: 3 points Winner: 4 points Updated Manager Rankings 1. Helmut Schön (Germany, 1964-1978) World Cup: Winner (1974), Finalist (1966), Semi-finalist (1970) Euros: Winner (1972), Finalist (1976), Semi-finalist (1968) Total Points: 4 (1974) + 3 (1966) + 2 (1970) + 4 (1972) + 3 (1976) + 2 (1968) = 18 points 2. Joachim Löw (Germany, 2006-2021) World Cup: Winner (2014), Semi-finalist (2010), Quarter-finalist (2018) Euros: Finalist (2008), Semi-finalist (2012), Semi-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2014) + 2 (2010) + 1 (2018) + 3 (2008) + 2 (2012) + 2 (2016) = 14 points 3. Didier Deschamps (France, 2012-present) World Cup: Winner (2018), Finalist (2022), Quarter-finalist (2014) Euros: Finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2018) + 3 (2022) + 1 (2014) + 3 (2016) = 11 points 4. Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2008-2016) World Cup: Winner (2010) Euros: Winner (2012), Quarter-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2010) + 4 (2012) + 1 (2016) = 9 points 5. Luis Felipe Scolari (Brazil/Portugal) World Cup: Winner (2002), Semi-finalist (2006) Euros: Finalist (2004) Total Points: 4 (2002) + 2 (2006) + 3 (2004) = 9 points 6. Mario Zagallo (Brazil, 1970, 1974, assistant in 1994, and coach in 1998) World Cup: Winner (1970), Finalist (1998), Semi-finalist (1974) Total Points: 4 (1970) + 3 (1998) + 2 (1974) = 9 points 7. Gareth Southgate (England, 2016-2024) World Cup: Semi-finalist (2018), Quarter-finalist (2022) Euros: Finalist (2020), Finalist (2024) Total Points: 2 (2018) + 1 (2022) + 3 (2020) + 3 (2024) = 9 points

@@Richard-d1y I agree with Southgate stepping down from the job at that point in time, but there is a chronic issue with fans and the media MASSIVELY overrating at least 90% of England players. Only 2 or 3 of them are ACTUALLY world class, while the rest are being made to look world class due to the quality of teams they play for on a weekly basis. NO WAY is Foden world class

His work with England was nothing else then genius. Brexits can't understand it tho

​@@J316-k9y lol! Why aren't club teams trying to hire him then? 🤣🤣🤣

@@MarcoSpeaksNadsat she respected Gareth. Lee is a clown

Mike Bassett 4 4 feckin 2 🤣🤣🤣

Most successful international managers ever Quarter-final: 1 point Semi-final: 2 points Finalist: 3 points Winner: 4 points Updated Manager Rankings 1. Helmut Schön (Germany, 1964-1978) World Cup: Winner (1974), Finalist (1966), Semi-finalist (1970) Euros: Winner (1972), Finalist (1976), Semi-finalist (1968) Total Points: 4 (1974) + 3 (1966) + 2 (1970) + 4 (1972) + 3 (1976) + 2 (1968) = 18 points 2. Joachim Löw (Germany, 2006-2021) World Cup: Winner (2014), Semi-finalist (2010), Quarter-finalist (2018) Euros: Finalist (2008), Semi-finalist (2012), Semi-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2014) + 2 (2010) + 1 (2018) + 3 (2008) + 2 (2012) + 2 (2016) = 14 points 3. Didier Deschamps (France, 2012-present) World Cup: Winner (2018), Finalist (2022), Quarter-finalist (2014) Euros: Finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2018) + 3 (2022) + 1 (2014) + 3 (2016) = 11 points 4. Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2008-2016) World Cup: Winner (2010) Euros: Winner (2012), Quarter-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2010) + 4 (2012) + 1 (2016) = 9 points 5. Luis Felipe Scolari (Brazil/Portugal) World Cup: Winner (2002), Semi-finalist (2006) Euros: Finalist (2004) Total Points: 4 (2002) + 2 (2006) + 3 (2004) = 9 points 6. Mario Zagallo (Brazil, 1970, 1974, assistant in 1994, and coach in 1998) World Cup: Winner (1970), Finalist (1998), Semi-finalist (1974) Total Points: 4 (1970) + 3 (1998) + 2 (1974) = 9 points 7. Gareth Southgate (England, 2016-2024) World Cup: Semi-finalist (2018), Quarter-finalist (2022) Euros: Finalist (2020), Finalist (2024) Total Points: 2 (2018) + 1 (2022) + 3 (2020) + 3 (2024) = 9 points

Who wants 4-4-2? But you need to play a striker.....he didn't.

He does for Arsenal!! It’s was the Chelsea players who didn’t shine

@@robertgrant008oh go on

No he doesnt he passes sideways an backwards every game​@robertgrant008

hes just a costly blocker

Hahaha, get real.​@@robertgrant008

Where was Saka?

@@Lowkey_AFC his he England player of the year?

@@jaiisiinjaason so ? 🤨 you lot act like he is lol And I see people complaining saying you should of been 🤨 what was you lot watching if anything Kane & Jude deserve it

@@Lowkey_AFC so what's your phucking point? What does palmer not showing up have to do with any other player? Did I member saka Jude r Kane? Saka seems to be living rent free in your head

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U KNOW UR COPING HARD ABOUT THE LA LIGA GLORFIED SPL WHEN U LIKE URE OWN COMMENT AND MAKE 70 PLUS COMMENTS A DAY CRYING ABOUT PREM ON 13 ALTS😂😂😂😂

you would be alive if it wssnt for england kiddo why else do you think ya wh 0 re mummy shat u out😂😂for the benefits obvs😂😂😂

Yeah lets see what spain do in the world cup 😂 your obbsessed with everything english 😂

you would be alive if it wasnt for england kiddo why else do you think ya wh 0 re mummy had u 😂😂for the benefits obvs😂😂😂

Maybe because that was attacking without a striker or functional midfield. Great attackers playing cdm, cam playing as a cf. If we dont complain, you get complacency.

How was that an attacking formation?? Did not even play a Central striker and the rest running round like headless chickens. Total shambles of a performance from a coach who put playing the so called super stars ahead of any tactics!!!

PR is saving this fraud of a player. For real

Who knows i dont rate him much anymore

Toney is finished. He decided that himself. I have no idea why there wasn't a striker on the pitch for 60 minutes though.

What about your cold Palmer

@@therecanbeonlyone801if finished is getting paid 500k a week then I want to be finished too lol

@@wilson3387same here

So what about Palmer 😂

Trying to force him further up the pitch ruins what hes best at imo

@wafulanathan547 Bellingham has 5 goals and 4 assists in his last 12 caps. He’s producing up top.

@@Photosoflife so now who should partner rice if you want Bellingham upfront

@@wafulanathan547 Gomes. He looks really solid in possession and very calm on the ball. Something England desperately need in the middle of the park.

Rice should be nowhere near starting he is trash

Yes with only 16 teams in it, playing at home, a goal that never crossed the line and a final goal with fans on the pitch.....Well done you!

Agreed. I’m English and we have zero chance of

who gives af bout enlgand best league in the world that lives rent free in ur in cel head🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

you would be alive if it wssnt for england kiddo why else do you think ya wh 0 re mummy shat u out😂😂for the benefits obvs😂😂😂

​@@blaze2647-w8t Tell your m@ m@ I said hi.. She'll vis it me soon tonight 😂

U need an unknown type of manager. All we do is promote U21 managers. Exactly What u get when u have a clueless FA. Spain manager managed U19, U21’s then the Senior team, Still won the Euros to answer Jamie’s question, managing kids

Its karma chameleon you minow

@@Baldrick_dogsbody no just plain karma you little chihuahua plus your team sucks dog shite

Don't waste your time! English fans are so one track minded they could never learn about other major leagues and how they operate...

Nobody cares!

Just put the fries in the bag bro

Dream on.

2nd best in Europe. When Kane plays

Yep!!! They are bang average and not a top football nation. Not won the euros ever! No silverware in 60 years Yet all we here is its the managers fault

So tell us how they should view themselves. Tell us. They should be moaning about how bad they are, so you can be happy?

@@opeyemiojo2075 I don't really care actually.. I quite literally just asked .. where do they get the entitlement from .. they can believe they are the best thing since life began if they want to and keep complaining about how they are not achieving much .. while teams that are actually good and better grow and achieve what they think they're entitled to 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@justalffie then, since you are not English. That shouldn't be your headache. You can't tell a nan how to live his life not to talk of a country. So far, what they do or say about themselves doesn't affect you adversely. Or, how do English football fans and pundits saying they are the best, and having expectations to win affect you adversely? Every country wants to win. Every country believes they are the best. Every man calls his wife the most beautiful. How then is England not allowed to do that. You really mean, if they start saying they are bad and poor, they will start winning? Look the problem with them not winning is not because they don't have the players. That's what many of you want us to believe for whatever reasons, I don't know. There are other reasons why they've not been able to win. Some of which are: their mentality, sentiment of shoehorning players and lack of an effective and appropriate style of play for their players. You don't need to have eleven Maradonas before you win something. England just need a team but at the moment they have bunch of good players and really good players at that.

How has this comment even got 2 likes? Go back to bed Tony Fool 😂 Ange would be a great manager for England mate

England are the international version of spurs

No 6 can control the midfield alone mate, Rice has been left alone for England now since the start of the Euros. We either have 8 at the back or 7 up front depending on if we're in possession but we only ever have one in the middle of the park now, the place where games are won or lost. This means gaps in front of our appalling defence for opposition attackers to thread balls through and no one to run the ball from the centre of the park in any direction as the 6 can't move from in front of the centre halves. In these formations the 6 is easy to target, Rice himself targets opposition 6s the second they are isolated for the Arsenal constantly. This is no different than what Ten Haag does at Utd.

Can't play Palmer CDM lol. The formation was a total mess but was a one off test

I don't know how a group of supposed talented players have no natural chemistry that they need a manager to hold their hand. Inter-club rivalry must still be strong.

@@stveloop9452 It is bizarre. So many creative players in that team tonight but definite lack of chemistry. Not sure who your next manager will be, but if he can crack that part I honestly think you could have a Spain or a France situation where you could dominate the next cpl of tournaments.

​@@zakoid1personality don't think they care for England like everyone else they only care about clubs has happened since 2000

@@andrewwright4195 Used to be it was seen as an absolute honour to represent your country. Today's players are a different breed. It's all Me, Me, Me, sponsorship deals and PR teams for their socials so it's a fair point 👍

​@@zakoid1spot on mate, hit the nail on the head

Excatly oh toney plays in saudi he cant play anymore,,thats nonsense he should play

No English Conference League side would hire Carsley as manager. Carsley is St Johnstone Paint Trophy at best

@ t0mes Southall fc

You mean england are bang average and have been for 60 years regardless the manager

There isn't a single English top class manager. See if you can name one. I'll wait....

Most successful international managers ever Quarter-final: 1 point Semi-final: 2 points Finalist: 3 points Winner: 4 points Updated Manager Rankings 1. Helmut Schön (Germany, 1964-1978) World Cup: Winner (1974), Finalist (1966), Semi-finalist (1970) Euros: Winner (1972), Finalist (1976), Semi-finalist (1968) Total Points: 4 (1974) + 3 (1966) + 2 (1970) + 4 (1972) + 3 (1976) + 2 (1968) = 18 points 2. Joachim Löw (Germany, 2006-2021) World Cup: Winner (2014), Semi-finalist (2010), Quarter-finalist (2018) Euros: Finalist (2008), Semi-finalist (2012), Semi-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2014) + 2 (2010) + 1 (2018) + 3 (2008) + 2 (2012) + 2 (2016) = 14 points 3. Didier Deschamps (France, 2012-present) World Cup: Winner (2018), Finalist (2022), Quarter-finalist (2014) Euros: Finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2018) + 3 (2022) + 1 (2014) + 3 (2016) = 11 points 4. Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2008-2016) World Cup: Winner (2010) Euros: Winner (2012), Quarter-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2010) + 4 (2012) + 1 (2016) = 9 points 5. Luis Felipe Scolari (Brazil/Portugal) World Cup: Winner (2002), Semi-finalist (2006) Euros: Finalist (2004) Total Points: 4 (2002) + 2 (2006) + 3 (2004) = 9 points 6. Mario Zagallo (Brazil, 1970, 1974, assistant in 1994, and coach in 1998) World Cup: Winner (1970), Finalist (1998), Semi-finalist (1974) Total Points: 4 (1970) + 3 (1998) + 2 (1974) = 9 points 7. Gareth Southgate (England, 2016-2024) World Cup: Semi-finalist (2018), Quarter-finalist (2022) Euros: Finalist (2020), Finalist (2024) Total Points: 2 (2018) + 1 (2022) + 3 (2020) + 3 (2024) = 9 points

Yeah England needs hammers players theirs good luck players

Most successful international managers ever Quarter-final: 1 point Semi-final: 2 points Finalist: 3 points Winner: 4 points Updated Manager Rankings 1. Helmut Schön (Germany, 1964-1978) World Cup: Winner (1974), Finalist (1966), Semi-finalist (1970) Euros: Winner (1972), Finalist (1976), Semi-finalist (1968) Total Points: 4 (1974) + 3 (1966) + 2 (1970) + 4 (1972) + 3 (1976) + 2 (1968) = 18 points 2. Joachim Löw (Germany, 2006-2021) World Cup: Winner (2014), Semi-finalist (2010), Quarter-finalist (2018) Euros: Finalist (2008), Semi-finalist (2012), Semi-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2014) + 2 (2010) + 1 (2018) + 3 (2008) + 2 (2012) + 2 (2016) = 14 points 3. Didier Deschamps (France, 2012-present) World Cup: Winner (2018), Finalist (2022), Quarter-finalist (2014) Euros: Finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2018) + 3 (2022) + 1 (2014) + 3 (2016) = 11 points 4. Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2008-2016) World Cup: Winner (2010) Euros: Winner (2012), Quarter-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2010) + 4 (2012) + 1 (2016) = 9 points 5. Luis Felipe Scolari (Brazil/Portugal) World Cup: Winner (2002), Semi-finalist (2006) Euros: Finalist (2004) Total Points: 4 (2002) + 2 (2006) + 3 (2004) = 9 points 6. Mario Zagallo (Brazil, 1970, 1974, assistant in 1994, and coach in 1998) World Cup: Winner (1970), Finalist (1998), Semi-finalist (1974) Total Points: 4 (1970) + 3 (1998) + 2 (1974) = 9 points 7. Gareth Southgate (England, 2016-2024) World Cup: Semi-finalist (2018), Quarter-finalist (2022) Euros: Finalist (2020), Finalist (2024) Total Points: 2 (2018) + 1 (2022) + 3 (2020) + 3 (2024) = 9 points

Germany were knocked out in group stages in 2018

He's more trophies than any recent Spurs team

​@@johnriley7312 do me a favour

@conorsmith8551 he does though

You people are obsessed with spurs. It's getting kind of boring.

why bring up spurs? if Ange was the England manager he would turn them into absolute monsters.

The whole nation was calling for change, attacking change , here it is the players need to take responsibility

Exactly try something different or we won't move forward .Hes got balls I'll give him that but the players were shocking come on there pros supposedly .

I don't think you can sack a caretaker

🤣🤣🤣🤣. Yeah blame the mangers like you all have done for 60 years

Would love to sack the fans, they are the reason England will never succeed

You mean the guy who gets lucky draws and easy routes to finals

It's always meaningless when you don't win but you don't win big games in major competition either 🤣

@@Tibor860 if it’s not in a tournament it’s meaningless regardless of the result

Its been managers fault for 60 years. 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Wake up!!!! England are just not a top football nation

​@@docholiday-lm4vfTwo finals in the last two Euros 🤡

Most successful international managers ever Quarter-final: 1 point Semi-final: 2 points Finalist: 3 points Winner: 4 points Updated Manager Rankings 1. Helmut Schön (Germany, 1964-1978) World Cup: Winner (1974), Finalist (1966), Semi-finalist (1970) Euros: Winner (1972), Finalist (1976), Semi-finalist (1968) Total Points: 4 (1974) + 3 (1966) + 2 (1970) + 4 (1972) + 3 (1976) + 2 (1968) = 18 points 2. Joachim Löw (Germany, 2006-2021) World Cup: Winner (2014), Semi-finalist (2010), Quarter-finalist (2018) Euros: Finalist (2008), Semi-finalist (2012), Semi-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2014) + 2 (2010) + 1 (2018) + 3 (2008) + 2 (2012) + 2 (2016) = 14 points 3. Didier Deschamps (France, 2012-present) World Cup: Winner (2018), Finalist (2022), Quarter-finalist (2014) Euros: Finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2018) + 3 (2022) + 1 (2014) + 3 (2016) = 11 points 4. Vicente del Bosque (Spain, 2008-2016) World Cup: Winner (2010) Euros: Winner (2012), Quarter-finalist (2016) Total Points: 4 (2010) + 4 (2012) + 1 (2016) = 9 points 5. Luis Felipe Scolari (Brazil/Portugal) World Cup: Winner (2002), Semi-finalist (2006) Euros: Finalist (2004) Total Points: 4 (2002) + 2 (2006) + 3 (2004) = 9 points 6. Mario Zagallo (Brazil, 1970, 1974, assistant in 1994, and coach in 1998) World Cup: Winner (1970), Finalist (1998), Semi-finalist (1974) Total Points: 4 (1970) + 3 (1998) + 2 (1974) = 9 points 7. Gareth Southgate (England, 2016-2024) World Cup: Semi-finalist (2018), Quarter-finalist (2022) Euros: Finalist (2020), Finalist (2024) Total Points: 2 (2018) + 1 (2022) + 3 (2020) + 3 (2024) = 9 points