London, Oct 4 (ANI): Alan Shearer, who has yet to start work on his UEFA Pro coaching licence, has said that he should not be in the frame to be England boss when Fabio Capello steps down next summer.
Shearer's only managerial experience was for eight weeks as caretaker at Newcastle.
"There are far more experienced candidates than me. When you see what guys like Harry Redknapp and Roy Hodgson have done and the experience they have, to put me in the bracket with those guys is not right," he said.
Shearer, who won 63 caps and scored 30 goals for the Three Lions, is backing Tottenham boss Redknapp to take over from Capello.
He said: "I would love to do it one day but now would be tough. I think if you were to ask an experienced Englishman like the guys that I've mentioned I'm sure they would snap your hands off."
"Harry would be great because of his man-management. That's hugely important at football clubs but more so with England because you're only getting players for a week, or five weeks at a tournament," Shearer added. (ANI)
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