3 reasons why Brighton boss Chris Hughton should be the England manager

Management style

Hughton’s style not only really fits the England culture, but he has a lot to offer that The Three Lions haven’t necessarily had in a manager in recent times.

His quiet and reserved style fits perfectly for what The FA would be looking for and his lack of need for the spotlight would allow for him to put the focus on what’s important.

Some may see this as a negative for the England job, but amidst his own controversies in the past, the criticism that comes with the job is stuff he has seen all before.

He’s a great man manager and gains the trust of his players, which is evident from the negative reaction seen when he’s been unfairly sacked at previous jobs.

For Brighton in particular this campaign, we’ve not only seen fantastic team spirit and chemistry, but a fantastic eye for tactics.

It’s been clear that his teams are setup to combat what the opposition has to offer, whilst he has the ability to turn a game on it’s head midway though if he needs to.

Exactly what England would need in an international tournament.