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Management Who should be Tottenham's next manager after Frank?

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If Frank gets sacked in a near future, who would you like to see as his permanent replacement?


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Hes a v good manager but it would be another bad appointment. Surely people realise that we won't accept a Nuno/ Frank manager and that's what Glasner is. He wouldnt last here. We need a possession/ front footed coach who isn't suicidal with his defense. No fucking idea who that is and I've no faith in the Muppets at top of club identifying the right manager. It's all pretty shit
Wasn't Iraola that type of manager everyone was talking about? That's seem to gone quiet now that he's gone winless in 4. I am confident that every manager that gets listed would be treated the same why Frank currently is if they were here.

All of them have gone through bad patches and we only focus on them when they're doing well. If we win a few games in a row other fans will be talking about Frank again in the same way.

Now Xavi's the name I've been hearing. I don't know why other than that people have no idea who else to name so they go with the only one they can think of who's out of work.
 
We spend enough, but not at all wisely IMHO.

I don’t see other top teams recruiting Solanke, Tel, Richy, Johnson, Odobert, Xavi on anywhere near the transfer fees we paid, if they’d even want them in the first place.

Maybe not,but equally you also expect 2 or 3 of those players to improve with good coaching.

I am unsure what the solution is, beyond getting that right coach, which I think would show that a fair number of players are better than we give them credit for.
 
Maybe not,but equally you also expect 2 or 3 of those players to improve with good coaching.

I am unsure what the solution is, beyond getting that right coach, which I think would show that a fair number of players are better than we give them credit for.
I don’t think it’s necessarily as easy as better manager or even better players.

The whole club seems incredibly toxic atm and it’s as if we need a huge reboot from top to bottom.

It’s why I’m willing to give Frank more time as I don’t believe ANOther replacement would stand a chance either.

Incredibly concerning.
 
I don’t think it’s necessarily as easy as better manager or even better players.

The whole club seems incredibly toxic atm and it’s as if we need a huge reboot from top to bottom.

It’s why I’m willing to give Frank more time as I don’t believe ANOther replacement would stand a chance either.

Incredibly concerning.

Let's see.

I don't think we can afford to slip into the bottom 4 mate.

I ain't sure we would have enough to get out, albeit the one thing we will do in January is buy 2 or 3 players. I am utterly sure if that. And yes, I have said similar before and been proven wrong!!
 
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We spend enough, but not at all wisely IMHO.

I don’t see other top teams recruiting Solanke, Tel, Richy, Johnson, Odobert, Xavi on anywhere near the transfer fees we paid, if they’d even want them in the first place.
It’s cause we’ve gotten into this stupid cycle of wanting to only spend money in the Premier League. Ndombele’s scarred this club against spending big money on the continent, even though you’re likely to get players with higher ceilings.

Levy should’ve just accepted that yet again, Ndombele was a case of bad scouting, and not doing our homework on him to find out he was a lazy bastard with a horrendous attitude. We signed him cause he had a brilliant game for Lyon against Manchester City.
 
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