England secured qualification for Euro 2012 after drawing with Montenegro last Friday, but talk has already moved to who will replace Capello after the tournament. Comments attributed to Warnock emerged today in which he apparently expressed his belief that he could be a successful England manager, but would not get the job as he is not "fashionable". Warnock cooled those reports at today's press conference ahead of Saturday's match with Blackburn, and instead touted Tottenham manager Redknapp as the ideal man to take up the mantle. "I don't worry too much about what is going to happen in six weeks, let alone six months or 18 months or two years," he said. "I am quite pleased, if I am honest, that Capello is leaving. That means no disrespect to him but I think the time has come. "We have some good managers and Harry would be my choice because I think it needs a Harry Redknapp-type now to get the best out of the players. "I think without doubt we have talented players and I think Harry would be brave enough to give the young lads an opportunity. "I think it is the right time now because we are not going to win the European Championships in my eyes, so why not blood some of these young lads similar to Spain and Germany a few years ago? "It is difficult when you are in your last competition to give lads experience because you're not really bothered about it as manager. "You're bothered about doing well and going out with a smile on your face."
