Sean Dyche is a brilliant football coach, just not one that would make any sense for Spurs or any other top club.
He'd do more with Brighton than Potter has, though.
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Management Poll: Who do you want most as our next manager?
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He'd do more with Brighton than Potter has, though.
Yep.
Unless he’s been told he’s failed, his last appointment was a disaster, and now pick someone who can improve us whilst also helping us develop players to sell for significant profits.
I’d be happy to see him have a go. We’re such a daft club, it would be nice to go for someone who is understated and calm.
Probably more an indication we're now down to our 5th or 6th choice
Rangnick, in my eyes, was a 1B if Nagelsmann was 1A, he's that exciting and talented.
Exactly. We shouldn't be anywhere near Dyche.
But he's done more to be in the conversation than Potter.
There is always that!
I’d actually be amazed if we offered it to Rangnick. As
hiatus
suggests, that would be a significant cultural shift for us.
Apparently the German rangnick article just says he’s a candidate not that he’s been offered the job. So no change there.
Another way of putting it, after cold-bloodedly sacking Poch and Jose Mourinho in a two-year period, with total uncertainty about the club's finances due to Covid and the dominance of the stadium on our books, and no way of knowing whether we're able to keep (or able to sell at the expected prices) our two global megastars who hold all of the weight in the dressing room and are synonymous with the club at this point, there is just no way the club can credibly say "THIS GUY has our absolute support and control of a five-year project".
What project? The very basic building blocks of any project are in total flux, and no player, agent, sponsor, media member, or fan is going to believe a word of Levy stepping into the background until they see it, least of all for some random German guy only soccer hipsters have ever heard of. He just sacked the most successful manager of this century a week before a cup final for fucks sake.
Even if Levy means it, and truly, sincerely gives over control of Tottenham's football operation to Ralf Rangnick, the "project" doesn't start for at least a year-plus as the cloud of uncertainty lifts.
What project? The very basic building blocks of any project are in total flux, and no player, agent, sponsor, media member, or fan is going to believe a word of Levy stepping into the background until they see it, least of all for some random German guy only soccer hipsters have ever heard of. He just sacked the most successful manager of this century a week before a cup final for fucks sake.
Even if Levy means it, and truly, sincerely gives over control of Tottenham's football operation to Ralf Rangnick, the "project" doesn't start for at least a year-plus as the cloud of uncertainty lifts.
Its a classic Spurs summer transfer window....Tottenham are considering making an informal enquiry in the coming weeks
Pep said NoSo what manager has turned us down since I was last on site?
Zidane No
Lopetgui No
Bilic No
Burkina Faso head coach he said No
Scunny United manager said no....I think that’s everyone up until now
I actually think the businessmen in Levy and the old fart would be open to the idea. He continually finds diamonds in the rough and sells them for a pretty profit. That seems to be right up their investment strategy.
I wondered if we be interested in him he ticks a lot of boxes
