England 'ultimate job' but Howe committed to Bournemouth


Britain Football Soccer - AFC Bournemouth v Everton - Premier League - Vitality Stadium - 24/9/16 Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe applauds the fans at the end of the game Action Images via Reuters / Matthew Childs Livepic

LONDON (Reuters) - Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe is delighted to be in the mix for the "ultimate job" of managing England but remains committed to his Premier League club.

England caretaker manager Gareth Southgate, Steve Bruce, Alan Pardew and Howe have been linked to the role in the media after Sam Allardyce was sacked on Tuesday.

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