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‘You’ve got to earn it’ – Ex-Man Utd star who played for two foreign England managers brushes off Tuchel criticism
MICHAEL CARRICK insists the pathway for English coaches isn’t broken and does not care if it’s a German or not in charge of the Three Lions as long as they “earned it”.
Thomas Tuchel’s appointment as England manager on an 18-month deal has caused huge debate amongst former players and supporters.
Middlesbrough boss Carrick’s ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville believes it will have a damaging impact for our homegrown coaches and says there are “difficult questions for the FA to answer”.
When asked what he thought the problem was regarding a so-called lack of English candidates for the role, Carrick said: “I don’t think that anything has gone wrong particularly.
“It’s not for me to really say. As an Englishman I fully support the team and the manager and I hope that he does really well.
“The FA have had a decision to make, they’ve made that and good luck to them.”
Carrick continued: “It’s just like playing being a coach, whatever it is it comes down to what you are achieving really.
“What’s right or wrong? There’s not a duty really.
“It’s up to every club really to pick who they want as players and managers. In the end, you have to be good enough.
“It would be nice if there were more [English coaches] at the top level for sure and over time hopefully that will happen. But you’ve got to earn it.”
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Inside FA’s thrilling chase for Tuchel
THE FA’s path to securing Thomas Tuchel’s signature was not a straightforward one.
They tried to lure Pep Guardiola from Manchester City over the summer.
They even made contact with Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti after deciding to target trophy-laden foreign gaffers.
The FA’s determination to go international was summed up by their decision NOT to interview Newcastle boss Eddie Howe.
Initial talks with Tuchel saw him express a slight interest in replacing Gareth Southgate.
But he was waiting to see what would happen at Manchester United, with Erik ten Hag’s future under the spotlight.
Man Utd owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe eventually decided to stick with Ten Hag – and that opened the door to the FA getting their man.
Read the full story on England’s thrilling pursuit of Thomas Tuchel.
Carrick played under England’s first two foreign coaches, the late Sven-Goran Eriksson and Fabio Capello, and says having someone from overseas in charge made no difference.
The 43-year-old, who celebrates two years in charge of Boro next week, added: “I played under two. Sven gave me my debut and Fabio after that.
“From a players point of view, when you play for your country and you are representing yourself, your family and your nation and you give what you can.
“I think that there is a respect for the coach and staff but then you’ve got your own responsibility and duty to try and perform, and I don’t think that really changes [whoever is in charge].”
ANDY DILLON: Thomas Tuchel has all the ingredients to become a classic England manager – tactical nous, drive and a tangled love life
By Andy Dillon
THOMAS TUCHEL possesses all the ingredients to become a classic England manager.
Tactical nous, drive, energy, experience – a tangled love life.
English football should welcome back the most explosive, dynamic, charismatic and impossibly tall and gangly coach to have lit up the Premier League.
Chelsea’s colourful former boss has been leading a settled life in Munich of late.
Far enough away from ex-wife Sissi but close enough to see his two daughters.
Walking his dog in the streets in the east of Germany’s most fashionable city, residing in the posh Bogenhausen area. Living relatively quietly with his Brazilian girlfriend.
Tuchel is a vastly different personality to the man who led England quietly but assuredly to the brink of World Cups and European Championships.
An excitable nature can make him hard to handle for those seeking calm and who like to impose their way on a manager they view very much as an underling.
Read more on why Tuchel REALLY IS the best man for the England job
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Stanaway makes PremiAir Nulon switch as 2025 Supercars grid nears completion
Richie Stanaway will continue in a full-time capacity for the 2025 Supercars season but in PremiAir Nulon colours, where he will partner James Golding.
The news follows Grove Racing’s decision to part company with the 32-year-old after only a single season, replacing him with Super2 champion Kai Allen.
This will be only the fourth full-time season for Stanaway, with a season being spent at Tickford Racing and Garry Rogers Motorsport – where he partnered new team-mate Golding – before being utilised only in a co-driver capacity for the endurance rounds in 2022 and 2023, something he had done previously in 2016 and 2017.
Stanaway’s Supercars future had appeared to be in the balance with limited full-time opportunities remaining after Brodie Kostecki’s Dick Johnson Racing switch was confirmed, bringing to an end his successful but tumultuous period with Erebus Motorsport.
But Tim Slade’s retirement from full-time competition opened an unexpected door at PremiAir Racing, a move that will see Stanaway drive in Triple Eight-prepared machinery – the team with which he and Shane van Gisbergen won the 2023 Bathurst 1000.
“I could not be more excited about this opportunity to join PremiAir Nulon Racing,” Stanaway said.
“The passion and enthusiasm held by Peter and Carmen Xiberras and the entire team is absolutely undeniable, and the commitment they have shown in the three short years they have been a part of the Supercars championship is impressive.
“The results of that are really starting to show with their first podium coming at Sandown, and I look forward to hopefully being a part of many more great results to come from next year.”
Richie Stanaway, Grove Racing Ford Mustang GT
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Stanaway’s career is more varied than most in the Supercars paddock, with significant time spent in Europe where he competed for Aston Martin in the World Endurance Championship and drove 22 GP3 races, scoring three wins.
Before making his F3 debut, the New Zealander stormed to the German F3 title, with 13 wins from 18 races.
“There is no doubting Richie is exceptionally talented – you don’t have a CV like his or win the Bathurst 1000 by accident after all – and while he was forced to endure an early exit at Sandown this year, it was clear that he has what it takes, especially when the weather gods are against you,” said team boss Peter Xiberras.
“We look forward to having Richie join our team alongside Jimmy Golding and seeing what we can achieve together.”
PremiAri Nulon’s confirmation of Stanaway means that only two seats remain open for the coming year, with these both at Brad Jones Racing with neither Jaxon Evans nor Macauley Jones locked in.
However, team owner Brad Jones has suggested he expects to field an unchanged line-up.
This is bad news for former champion Mark Winterbottom, who appears set to miss out after being replaced at Team 18 by Anton de Pasquale.
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Liverpool looking into Alisson Becker injury issues – Arne Slot
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says the club are looking into goalkeeper Alisson Becker’s injury issues.
The Brazil international suffered a hamstring injury in a win at Crystal Palace on 5 October and is expected to be sidelined until at least the next international break, in mid-November.
Alisson has already missed two games this season through injury and was out for just over two months from February to April last season.
“It’s a bit uncommon for goalkeepers,” said Slot. “For me, it’s common because the goalkeeper I had at Feyenoord [Justin Bijlow] also had his issues with injury, also muscle injuries. That’s not what you see a lot, so these two are more of an exception.
“We are looking into it and what could be the reason.
“One of the things that we all know is that if you’ve had one, then the chances of getting another one always go up so we’ve tried to be really careful with him.”
Alisson, 32, will miss his side’s league game against Chelsea on Sunday along with top-flight matches against Arsenal, Brighton and Aston Villa, Champions League meetings with RB Leipzig and Bayer Leverkusen and a Carabao Cup game against Brighton.
Caoimhin Kelleher is expected to deputise for the Reds.
Alisson played in a Champions League tie on the Wednesday evening before getting injured in a game which kicked off at 12:30 BST at Palace, and Slot believes such a short turnaround in fixtures is an issue that should be looked into.
“The 12:30 kick-off is not a problem because we train at the same time but what might be something to think about for the English FA [is that] if you play a Champions League game on a Wednesday evening and then to play on Saturday at 12:30 might be a disadvantage when it comes to injuries,” said the Dutchman.
“The time to play at 12:30 for me is not a problem at all but, if you play so shortly after playing on a Wednesday evening, that might be also something that we take into consideration.”
Liverpool host Chelsea at 16:30 BST on Sunday before a Champions League game away at RB Leipzig on Wednesday.
Slot added: “What is very good in Holland is that I’m 99.9% sure that all the teams that play in the Champions League in the upcoming week don’t play on a Sunday.
“They get extra rest to prepare in the best possible way for the Champions League game. That is not something that is common here in England.”
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Australia Q2 spot was never in doubt despiite close call
Factory Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia said he felt “calm” throughout second practice for the Australian Grand Prix despite spending most of the incident-filled hour in apparent danger of missing out on a place in Q2.
After an early technical problem forced him to switch bikes as dark clouds threatened to drench the Phillip Island track at any moment, Bagnaia was then interrupted by a red flag.
This meant a third of the session was gone before Bagnaia began to set representative lap times. He then scraped into the top 10, but was subsequently bumped out of it twice. He finally set a time good enough for fifth just before yellow flags came out with three minutes to go.
While Bagnaia’s championship rival Jorge Martin (Pramac Ducati) had similar woes early on following a crash at the start of the session, the points leader appeared to get up to speed and secure his Q2 spot much faster than the reigning world champion.
But what looked like a worrying situation from the outside was nothing of the sort, according to Bagnaia.
“I had a little issue with the first bike so I had to change to the other one,” explained Bagnaia. “But then everything was fine: we understood very quickly what to do on the bike.
“I saw that Jorge crashed when I was [also] having problems. I thought ‘okay, if I am out of Q2 because of the rain, then it will be the same for him’. So I did a very calm session.”
Francesco Bagnaia, Ducati Team
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Bagnaia suggested that his late lap did not represent the limit of his performance, as the yellows caused by Aprilia wildcard Lorenzo Salvadori at Doohan meant he couldn’t show his best with another lap.
“I never felt problems or that we were [close to missing out on Q2].
“I was improving exit by exit. The last exit I did with the used soft was very good, and then with the new soft I was just unlucky with the yellow flags.
“The first lap was very fast, but normally you improve a lot on the second lap here.
“But it was enough to be in the top 10 so I’m happy! And we already know what to do for tomorrow.”
As for Bagnaia’s relatively slow rise to the top compared to some of the field, the Italian revealed that some of this had to do with unavoidable GP24 set-up work.
“We started with the same setting as 2023 but the GP24 has less traction and more weight on the front. So we needed to change it a bit to move the balance,” he said.
“It was a good thing we did it today, but it was difficult to do. It was a step that [ideally] needed more time.”
This may go some way to explaining why GP23 bikes filled the first three positions in practice, as well as why pace-setter Marc Marquez expects the latest-spec Ducatis to make a big step on Saturday.
The upbeat Bagnaia was a fan of the new track surface: “This afternoon was maybe the best conditions I ever had at Phillip Island. It was sunny, no wind, the grip was very high.
“The new asphalt is very good, apart from the bumps!”
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Ronnie O’Sullivan reveals surprising sport he’d choose over snooker if he could start career again
SNOOKER legend Ronnie O’Sullivan revealed he would have loved to be a professional race car driver if he could start over again.
O’Sullivan, 48, is one of the sport’s all-time greatest having won the World Snooker Championship seven times, which is a joint record he shares with Stephen Hendry.
However, that is not the only sport the Rocket is passionate about as he admitted he loves fast cars.
So much so that he even suggested he would have loved to give Formula One a crack if he never pursued a career at the Crucible.
O’Sullivan told The Express: “What music is to Steve Davis, racing cars is to me.
“If I had my time again, I would probably have chosen a different sport, like Formula One – or just racing cars.
“It wouldn’t have to be Formula One. It could be anything because I think, genuinely, that’s what I love. Driving. Fast.
“Not piddling around at 20 miles per hour. That gives me brain damage. But get me on a track and, yeah, I love it.”
O’Sullivan’s passion for fast cars is well known as he boasts a stunning collection of swanky cars, which includes a £180k Ferrari and a £183k Bentley.
The Wordsley star has even appeared on Top Gear where he showcased his driving abilities.
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And the snooker great even suggested that once he hangs up his stick he might actually give car racing a go.
O’Sullivan added: “There is always that possibility. Something once I’m fully done with snooker and I’ve got time I’ll definitely get into, but in the meantime I’m maybe going to do a few trips around Europe.
“I’m 49 in a couple of months so I’ve got 20, 25 good years left in me. I don’t think I want to be playing snooker for the rest of my life so how do I reinvent the next 25 years?
“How do I want them to look? I don’t want to end up playing snooker and that’s all I’ve done for my whole life, so I think it’s about the next step now.”
‘Smoking too much weed and bulk-buying too much Smirnoff’ – Inside Ronnie O’Sullivan’s yo-yo health battle
RONNIE O’SULLIVAN’S snooker career almost went up in smoke after buying “too much weed and Smirnoff.”
Ronnie has long linked his performances on the baize with the ups and down in his diet and exercise regime.
The Rocket he has suffered a lifetime of yo-yoing weight, addiction and mental health struggles, and an often unhealthy relationship with food and fitness.
O’Sullivan ballooned to 16st on vodka and takeaways as a troubled teen, while “puffing like a maniac”.
Then, after turning his life around, he even saw his form decline after doing to TOO MUCH exercise.
Now right back to his best, the seven-time world champion has opened up on his struggles.
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