LONDON (Reuters) - New England manager Sam Allardyce believes it is just the right time in his career for him to be taking on what some have called the impossible job.
Allardyce, who will give his first news conference on Monday, has left Premier League club Sunderland to succeed Roy Hodgson with the England team at a low ebb after poor performances at the 2014 World Cup and Euro 2016.
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