GETTY Sean Dyche has done a remarkable job at Burnley It’s a crying shame. Glenn Hoddle was the last English boss in charge at Stamford Bridge, and he left 22 years ago. The figures are even starker at two other giant clubs, Arsenal and Manchester United, both of whom last employed an English manager as long ago as 1986. Yes, in their cases, the amazing long-term reigns of Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson skew the statistics --- but would either club consider choosing an English boss if they made a change this summer? We all know the answer to that. This is not only a crying shame, it’s a scandal of our national game that simply would not be tolerated or contemplated in...
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