Who should become

Who do you think should become England's new manager? I mean Steve McClaren apparently is not going to last to see the World Cup Qualifying campaign come ahead, and I'm sure the FA would want to fix the wrongs! My candidates would be:

1. Otto Rehhagel - Greece's manager who brought them the Euro championship last time out should be a clear candidate, he might not agree, giving Greece are so attached to him after his heroics with them, Greece right now are so much on the rise and deservedly so. He should be an option for the assumed vacancy

2. Slavan Bilic - The Croatian coach did break many England supporters' hearts, but if he was assigned to the job, he'll do one heck of a job with the talent England has, especially that his tactics deployed for Croatia were second to non. I'm somehow dissapointed I won't see Gerrard or Crouch at the Euros this summer, but if this guy is on for England he can deliver so much for them for sure.

3. Jose Mourinho - YES WE HATE HIM, but for England he can do the trick, or at least we like to tempt ourselves that he can do it, surely he didn't win the Champions League with Chelsea (:p) but I'm certain he'll be a top candidate for the job to coach England if asked upon.

4. Marcelo Lippi - The Italina World Cup winner is out of contract, and did not approach any club regarding any vacancies, he might sound the chance off considering his affenity for his home land and how Italians don't like to go abroad that much (not sure of it!!!)... but he's a good candidate and if appointed would give the England players a whole lot of confidence considering his last tournament.

5. Guus Hidink - The Dutchman did throw a few words at the England camp, but he does have an excellent record that he brings with him, that every national team he coaches usually reaches the big tournaments come the summer (Netherlands, South Korea, Australia and now Russia). He does have something about him, he's not the best candidate, but if brought in would certainly do a lot of good for the team.

6. Jorgan Klinsmann - Probably a far away name, but his form with Germany in the last World Cup was pretty good, and has it not been for Italy, Germany would have gone on and won it. Sure it's not a compliment, but the guy does have good qualities, and I hope (if appointed) that he'll have learnt from his experiences from the last time.

If you have more other names to add, then be free to do so... it's not a debate, it's just a matter of opinion, and who do you think is more suited for the job than anyone else! my own answer is Otto Rehhagel for his great job with Greece.