FA to wait on new England boss

The Football Association will not appoint a new England manager until close to the end of the season as they do not want to disrupt clubs’ seasons.

FA to wait on new England boss
Sat, 03 Mar, 2012 - 09:48

The Football Association will not appoint a new England manager until close to the end of the season as they do not want to disrupt clubs’ seasons.

FA general secretary Alex Horne said yesterday that a list of potential candidates has been drawn up, but that they were in no rush to announce Fabio Capello’s successor.

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