Neville Slams FA After Jaw-Dropping Decision That's About to Change English Football Forever

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has expressed his disappointment and frustration after the Football Association announced Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager, succeeding Gareth Southgate. The news came as a shock to many, with Neville being one of the most vocal critics of the decision.

Neville, who is currently working as a football pundit, took to social media to express his discontent, stating that the appointment of a foreign manager is a significant blow to domestic coaches. He believes that the FA should have given more consideration to English managers who have been waiting for an opportunity to take charge of the national team.

"The appointment of Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager is a huge disappointment for me and many other English coaches," Neville said. "I think the FA has missed an opportunity to give an English manager a chance to take the team forward. There are many talented English coaches out there who are ready to take the reins, but it seems that the FA has chosen to go with a foreign manager once again."

Tuchel, who previously managed Chelsea in the Premier League, has a proven track record of success, having won several titles in Germany and England. However, Neville's concerns are not about Tuchel's ability as a manager but rather about the lack of opportunities given to English coaches.

The issue of English managers being overlooked for top jobs has been a longstanding debate in English football. Many have argued that the lack of experience and opportunities given to English coaches is one of the main reasons why the national team has not performed well in major tournaments.

Gareth Southgate's departure as England manager was expected after he announced that he would be stepping down from the role after the European Championship. The FA had been searching for his replacement for several weeks, and it seems that they have finally found their man in Tuchel.

While the appointment of Tuchel is likely to bring a fresh perspective and new ideas to the team, Neville's concerns about the lack of opportunities given to English coaches are valid. The FA needs to do more to support and develop English coaches, giving them the experience and opportunities they need to succeed at the highest level.

The debate about the appointment of foreign managers in the Premier League and the lack of opportunities given to English coaches is likely to continue in the coming weeks and months. However, for now, it seems that Tuchel is the man tasked with taking England forward and making them a major force in international football once again.