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Whilst English football is flooded with coaches imported from around the globe, there are precious few English coaches making their living beyond the shores of our green and pleasant island.
Off the top of my head I can only think of a handful: Bryan Robson has recently replaced Peter Reid as the national coach of Thailand, whilst Bob Houghton is in charge of India, Steve McClaren is at the helm of Twente Enschede in the Netherlands and Stuart Baxter is in the dug-out for Finland.
Then there is Keith Boanas, national coach of Estonia's women's team.
Back in August I invited you to join in the Match of the Day sweep, and a staggering 850 people did!
With the international break upon us I thought it might be a good idea to assess how it is going. In the BBC football office we had 49 entries this year including the usual gaggle of commentators, presenters and pundits.
I've set myself this challenge with a certain amount of trepidation. This self-appointed task is to choose between the three strikers who I feel are the Premier League's best.
It's really a pub debate with myself, and a bit of fun for whoever might feel moved to chip in and tell me where I'm wrong.
The three I am thinking of are Wayne Rooney, Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres.
Continue reading "Torres, Drogba or Rooney - who's the best?"
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I'm Steve Wilson, one of Match of the Day's commentators. During the course of the season I'll be commentating on dozens of top flight matches, seeing all 20 Premier League clubs and visting all 20 grounds. I'll also be reporting for Football Focus and this season I'll be sharing some of the things you don't see on TV on my blog. I am also keen to hear what you make of the big stories as they happen.
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