Managing England: The Impossible Job

Synopsis

Managing England: The Impossible Job follows the turbulent journey of renowned football manager Sam Allardyce as he takes on the challenging role of managing the England national team. With high stakes and intense pressure, the film provides a behind-the-scenes look at the complexities and struggles that come with leading a nation's football squad to victory. As Allardyce navigates through controversies, internal conflicts, and public scrutiny, viewers are immersed in a gripping narrative that explores the personal sacrifices and professional challenges that define his time in the coveted, yet volatile, position of England's head coach.

Cast

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  Sam Allardyce

  Himself

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  Fabio Capello

  Himself

• David Davies

  Himself

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  Sven-Göran Eriksson

  Himself

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  Rio Ferdinand

  Himself

• Roy Hodgson

  Himself

Reviews

Managing England: The Impossible Job has received mixed reviews from critics, showcasing the polarizing nature of the film's portrayal of Sam Allardyce's tenure as the England national team manager. While some commend the movie for its raw depiction of the high-pressure environment and the personal toll it takes on Allardyce, others criticize its lack of depth in exploring the complexities of his character and the broader implications of his actions. Rotten Tomatoes' audience consensus reflects this divide, with some viewers praising the authenticity of the narrative, while others find it lacking in emotional resonance. Despite the varied opinions, Managing England: The Impossible Job continues to spark debates among football enthusiasts, offering a compelling insight into the challenges of managing a nation's football team. IMDb rating: 7.1/10

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