I could see it being true; albeit with the context having been twisted by The Scum......
i.e. What was potentially said being "I am fully commited to the Brighton project; it would take a huge offer like a top 4 team to convince me to leave".
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I could see it being true; albeit with the context having been twisted by The Scum......
i.e. What was potentially said being "I am fully commited to the Brighton project; it would take a huge offer like a top 4 team to convince me to leave".
He'll lap up any old dirt... As long as it's dirt.
Simpletons like me. Those who's opinions may differ from "The wise one."
Report: 46-year-old manager doesn’t want Tottenham Hotspur, hopes for Manchester City
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In case anyone believed 'The Sun'. A small note of warning, "The Surgeon General has said,Believing anything published in sun could be detrimental to your health.
He’s so deluded it’s actually scary. 2 bob PE teacher who got a pity job - nothing player / nothing manager
Highly rated youth coach who had a decent professional career. From Tottenham’s academy. Career ended due to a terrible injury. I wish Mason every success as he pursues his managerial career.
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He's reading "How you keep your mates in a job when they're not good enough".
Hancock's become available. They say he did a really good job at his last club, but he tends to favour his mates.
should fit in well at spurs, then.
With Paratici choosing the manager and evidently deciding the formation as well it is pretty clear that the manager will be at a yes man at a level lower even than Nuno. We hear that Levy is having second thoughts, I imagine Nuno is as well. At this stage it appears that the appointment of Paratici appears to be high on the list of Levy’s extensive list of incompetent decisions.
I have a sneaky feeling we have agreed something with Mancini.
Mate, no chance unless Levy has committed to serious expenditure and retention of Kane.
Mancini is the mould with which Conte was made from.
I think you are talking hope more than evidence to back that assertion with respect.