"No I won't. I understand the question but I'm not going to discuss my future."England head coach Steve McClaren said he would not resign after last night's defeat at Wembley
"I would like to thank Steve for the work he has done since taking on the position last summer. His commitment to the job could not be questioned and I wish him the best for the future.
"The recruitment process for the new coach begins now and we will do everything to get the right man for the job."
FA chairman Geoff Thompson at the FA news conference Thursday, 10:00 GMT
McClaren sacked as England coach (BBC 10:06 GMT)
Steve McClaren has been sacked as England coach following his side's failure to qualify for Euro 2008.
Assistant coach Terry Venables has also lost his job in what the Football Association said was a unanimous decision by its board.
The FA brought a swift end to McClaren's 18-month reign as England's head coach at an emergency meeting.
McClaren's position had become untenable after the 3-2 defeat to Croatia at Wembley on Wednesday.
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From the day they announced that McClaren was England coach, the whole nation knew the FA made a bad mistake.
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