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Manager Ange Postecoglou

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Was sacking Ange a good idea?

  • Yes, I think it was a good idea.

    Votes: 73 64.6%

  • No, I think it was a bad idea.

    Votes: 40 35.4%
  • Total voters
    113
Richard Arlison said:
All true.

Also never won any thing in his career and never managed a team playing twice a week in Europe. Also no track record at all of developing young players and we have a squad built around teenagers
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Pros and cons for all managers mate, that's a good point about not managing a team playing twice a week in Europe although the chances of us not playing in Europe next season is odds on at the moment.

Not sure I agree about the track record of developing young players either.

Huysen
Kerkez
Zabarnyi

For example.
 
Shadydan said:
We can but I don't want A manager, I want The manager
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Ok. So you still have hope. I'd be happy with a manager that plays modern attacking football with at least some thought about how to defend and can challenge for champions League places and a cup here and there. I think we are pretty far off any titles with Enic in charge, so I've given up my hopes of that.
 
Shadydan said:
We can but I don't want A manager, I want The manager, no point biting now when we have time and options in the Summer.
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If Spurs lose at Everton, it will match the form from the infamous Ramos collapse at the start of 08/09 (five points from nine - including Bolton win after he got sacked). The club were bottom of the league then. After 22 games in that season we were still joint bottom (points wise) with only three points less than now, yet were at least signing players ahead and looking up the table with Redknapp.

For anyone still playing the 'but 90s Spurs' card, only the utter torrid, rancid 97/98 side couldn't get past 24 points after 22 games. And that at least had two world class players in Ginola and Klinsmann who could steal a win.

I'm astonished Ange is still here. I honestly thought he'd be gone after Rangers.
 
bus-conductor said:

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Firstly, wtf does that even mean? Sounds just like waffle from Donna Cullen and the Spurs PR department.

Secondly, I don't care who you are, when other teams are sacking and have sacked managers for similar performances and results, there has to be, HAS TO BE, considerable doubt creeping in to everyone on the board, that Ange is a bluffer, a completely incompetent manager. Simply has to be.

They have to be seriously wobbling and having reservations, no matter what they say publicly, because the results over a considerable period of time demonstrate the real possibility that the guy is a clown and not worth backing.

That Ange isn't one or two bad results from the sack goes against everything Levy has done in the past. No way he risks this australian fraud taking this club down to the championship and ruining everything Levy has built, Levy pinning his entire "legacy" on a fat bloke from mickey mouse leagues. no chance.
 
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