England's national team already has a new coach. The BBC reports that on Thursday the Football Association of England (FA) officially introduced Sam Allardyce.
The 61-year-old strategist, who replaces Roy Hodgson, who failed to accomplish anything decent, has been working at Sunderland for the last nine months.
Along with poor results, including the unexpected defeat to Iceland in the European Championship quarterfinals, S. Allardyce also inherited huge expectations.
The English hope that he will lead the team to brighter tomorrows. The former coach of West Ham United and Newcastle United competed with Hull City manager Steve Bruce.
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