Sam Allardyce sacked as England head-coach after 67 days following corruption allegations [Best Tweets]

On Tuesday, Telegraph announced the findings from their sting operations finding England head-coach Sam Allardyce guilty on multiple grounds. The former Aston Villa and Sunderland manager used his position as England manager to negotiate a £400,000 deal and offered advice to businessmen on how to “get around” FA rules on player transfers.

A few hours later, Allardyce was summoned to Wembley before he was eventually sacked, after spending just 67 days at the helm. He coached the Three Lions for just one game and ended up on the winning side – becoming the first England manager in history to have a hundred percent record.

Football fans took to Twitter to express their displeasure about Allardyce’s antics:

While many saw Harry Redknapp as an apt replacement:

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