I remember we lost 6 nil to city under AVB. Players were gone. Even vertonghen made a bad mistake for one of their goals. That game hurt.
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I might be wrong but I just don’t see him making the players we can afford like Alex Scott into the kind of team he would want, he has already said he wants a project where it’s possible to be successful, he has already said he only wants to be at a club who can do big important things which you would assume means win titles. For me it just seems like the wrong fit.
Someone like Slot on the other hand for whom this job would be a step up and for whom is more used to working with mediocrity would have in my view a higher chance of success.
Luis Enrique reveals desire to manage in the Premier League - Get Football News
Former Barcelona and Spain manager Luis Enrique reveals he would like to experience the Premier League following his departure from the Spanish national team
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Based on his own quotes, it appears Enrique thinks he’s too good for us. But he’d probably deign to manage us for say 15 million quid a year.
Enrique got interviewed AFTER Conte was sacked but BEFORE the Chelsea job was opened up.
He said "I would like to go to England to work, but I don't see myself in the Premier League in July," Enrique told La SER Gijon. "I would like to go to a team there that can do important things with and that is very difficult. I would not go to any Premier League team."
Luis Enrique rules himself out of a move to managerless Tottenham
The ex-Spain boss revealed that England will likely not be the destination for his return to club management, having departed La Roja after a Last-16 exit at the World Cup.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Poch wouldn’t need that much his system is built on hard work, youth and pressing. We already have the core of a Poch team in Sarr, Udogie, Porro, Skipp, Bentancur, Romero, Richarlison, Kulusevski, Bissouma, Bryan Gil, Spence.
Ironically the more of Poch's old favorites we bin off (up to and including Harry Kane), the more the squad makes sense to play his football.
Ironic, but not a coincidence.
I like the idea that it’s to make Chelsea go for him. Boehly seeing us linked prompts him to make a nice.
I like your thinking, but it's Spurs. It's not going to be the smart option is it....
It would be nice but i'm not sure we're capable of thinking that strategically.
Agrew with that but we must be very comfident that whoever we are after wants to come.
As big a club as we undoubtedly are, we are maybe less attractive in 8th and out of Europe than 4th or 5th.
Alternatively we might be in a mess.
If Kane is off and the rest of are old players then he’s it makes clear sense. I just think the club still has no idea what it wants. I don’t know if that is a good thing in terms of waiting for Scott Munn to come and a new DoF to replace the dodgy Paratici or because the club is just clueless.
We should have hired him the week after Conte went (January would have been preferable). We should have also binned Paratici and bought in Ramon Planes as DoF, someone that knows and obviously gets on with Poch. We should have then given them all 4 year contracts, told them they'll be left alone to get on with it, that theyd be backed and not to worry if they finish mid table next season as long as there are some green shoots.
Can see why Chelsea would interest him or anyone, they have a fantastic squad, just a striker short of getting them going again.
Yeah I could see someone like Zidane or Ancelotti who has some comfort with fitting together disparate but talented parts having success at Chelsea but not a systemcore pressball merchant like Nagelsmann.
They also have a lunatic owner who walks into your dressing room and bollox your players.
The actual paragraph from the report isn’t quite as negative. What a surprise
Spurs have made overtures to ascertain whether Naglesmann would be prepared to replace Antonio Conte as the club's next full-time manager and whether he would be open to taking the role immediately.
Sources have told Mail Sport that Naglesmann has expressed to to Spurs that he wants time out of the game before returning for the start of next season.
However, the German coach is also on Chelsea’s radar and there is a feeling Naglesmann prefers a move to Stamford Bridge, though Spurs qualifying for the Champions League could prove a factor.
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