Nagelsmann is going to Bayern. Quote this later. No idea what Rummenigge is like to work for but I reckon it ain’t a bed of roses if Levy is your boss.
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If he wants to be a real difference maker it's the ideal job. It's a club the potential to compete for all the top titles as Poch showed, but it has to be done with highly skilled management to bridge the gap to the oil/gas clubs. But if he wants absolute guarantees of winning league title, then Bayern is a better choice. Depends what kind of character he is ultimately.
I also wonder whether Rodgers would leave Leicester. They are better than us now but we have probably a higher ceiling.
Maybe they would want Jose ?Bayern, be it a very well ran club from the outside, seems to be a place you stay for just a couple of years. Interesting insight into why. It works for them though; they buy up all the german talent and have a vision for the club.
At this point, Levy's vision is this:
Where does Graham come ?
Bigger transfer budget, higher chances of winning things, CL, just about everything says going to Bayern is a better choice.
I'm sure Rodgers would leave Leicester for us, (don't laugh), we are one of the Big 5,we have history, heritage, and a style of play that all the supporters crave.
Yes, we are awful, have been for 2 years now, BUT if that right hit levy was to give Rodgers a few assurences, Rodgers would come.
I believe he is the right man,... However every ex Chelsea man at our club has been dire
The PL is a bigger stage where the majority of elite managers end up. London is a world city and a more interesting place to live than Munich, which is provincial in comparison. If he fails at Bayern, his top level career is over, if he succeeds he won't get that much credit as the Bundersliga is a one team league.
Yeah to me it's two distinctly different questions.
1. why would he want to come to Spurs? Well, there a lot of reasons and it would actually be a really good match for both him and the club
2. why would he want to come to Spurs over Bayern? That's a much harder question if you're Spurs. And most likely it all points to Bayern.
What about Rodon
A lot of delusional thinking on here about Nagelsmann.
He goes to Bayern, the biggest club in Germany, as a German manager, probably wins trophies and bolsters his growing reputation. Spurs is a much bigger risk for him - not exactly guaranteed trophies (lol) and working for Levy.
The only point of your I think has traction is the London pull but the super rich can enjoy the same sort of lifestyle virtually anywhere - for many Munich (great city btw) would probably be a nicer place to live than London. It depends what you want.
Yeah I just don't know at the moment, looking at it objectively it is a risk with the Poch and Mou sackings since 2019. But we do have world-class infrastructure and I read Rodgers' comments the other day in his conference as definite interest.I'm sure Rodgers would leave Leicester for us, (don't laugh), we are one of the Big 5,we have history, heritage, and a style of play that all the supporters crave.
Yes, we are awful, have been for 2 years now, BUT if that right hit levy was to give Rodgers a few assurences, Rodgers would come.
I believe he is the right man,... However every ex Chelsea man at our club has been dire
A higher salary !
If you look at the recent managerial appointments going back several years of the likes of Bayern, Juve, Barcelona etc, very few are what are considered too tier because the PL is the number one choice of top level managers.
I can see Nagelsmann coming to the PL at some stage but I reckon Bayern is by far and away his most likely destination next - can get trophies under his belt at a young age then take risks later. Plus the German/regional connection.
In an ideal world I would want
Nagelsmann
Rodgers
Potter
Ten Hag
Nuno
I think the likely ones are probably something like
Potter
Howe
Martinez
Nuno
Ten Hag
Rodgers
A bit of a curveball in this is have we pissed off other PL clubs so much they won't let their managers talk to us. Probably not a factor by the summer I reckon.
I am assuming Bayern can also pay him a lot more as well.
I don't know what their salaries are like, probably very high. We do pay our managers very well.
Out of that lower list it has to be Ten Hag.
He has actually achived something against the stronger teams in European competitions and despite losing his star players every year to other teams, he has still performed.
Obviously Rodgers would want to come. We also finished above United multiple times in later years. Are we bigger than them?
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