Sam Allardyce emerges as favourite for England job

Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has emerged as a surprise favourite to succeed Sven-Goran Eriksson as England coach.

Mon, 23 Jan, 2006 - 22:08

Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has emerged as a surprise favourite to succeed Sven-Goran Eriksson as England coach.

The Swede is to stand down after the World Cup finals, after five and a half years in the position.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: EuropePerson: Sam AllardycePerson: Sven-Goran ErikssonPerson: SwedePerson: AllardycePerson: Alan CurbishleyPerson: Steve McClarenPerson: Ottmar HitzfeldPerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Steve McLarenPerson: Steve BrucePerson: Luiz Felipe ScolariPerson: Guus HiddinkPerson: Stuart PearcePerson: Bobby RobsonPerson: Bryan RobsonPerson: Paul JewellPerson: Sir Trevor BrookingPerson: Fabio CapelloPerson: Jose MourinhoPerson: Arsene WengerPerson: Gerrard HoullierPerson: Peter TaylorPerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Sir Alex FergusonPerson: Alan ShearerPerson: Sammy LeePerson: Kevin KeeganEvent: World CupOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: Bayern MunichOrganisation: Ladbrokes
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