I don’t prefer him I’m just asking the question. Hes obviously not happy there and someone will snap him up.
If we are to change manager it has to be after the World Cup and bring in Poch or Tuchel. Pointless not to go top tier.
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I don’t prefer him I’m just asking the question. Hes obviously not happy there and someone will snap him up.
If we are to change manager it has to be after the World Cup and bring in Poch or Tuchel. Pointless not to go top tier.
I think he's out of contract this season.
I doubt he's signed if he's openly calling out a lack of investment, it's probably a negotiating tactic.
I suspect he’s had enough, realises hes taken them as far as he can and will move in the summer
It took him a few games to adjust when they let the star players go back to their parent clubs.
They have players that cost far less than ours and he can get a tune out of any of them
I doubt we're looking for a new manager right now. But he probably is out of reach, he's under contract for a couple more years and I'd imagine managing Germany is better than managing us.
I like Emery and he's doing well but I can see similar criticisms being applied to him if he was here.
Didn’t realise he was under contract for a longer period. That's probably a non starter then, should we be looking for a new manager then (which I suspect may be the case).
What do you expect from a populace who think someone is better than them because they have a posh accent
A cuck club with cuck fans.
I remember going to a game last year where the protest against ENIC was to.... pop balloons standing amongst the pigeon shit outside the stadium.
I bet you the Lewis family are going to be as stingy with wages and then blame Baldy's tenure. This is just going to get worse....
Summer before we spent 40m on Sanchez. Summer after we spent 65m on Ndombele so again, we were paying similar transfer fees to most of the teams baring the odd one here and there. To say anything different is completely false.
Michael Carrick is out of work.
He will get the respect from these players that Thomas Frank is not getting.
He also has a plan that involves playing football the way Spurs supporters like to see it being played.
He has Spurs connections and has played and coached at big clubs winning everything.
He's the best candidate for this job at this moment.
Get there in your own time.
He will get the respect from these players that Thomas Frank is not getting.
He also has a plan that involves playing football the way Spurs supporters like to see it being played.
He has Spurs connections and has played and coached at big clubs winning everything.
He's the best candidate for this job at this moment.
Get there in your own time.
I'm not anti it...
His Boro team had an identity.
Played great football.
Carrick is available and will probably do well somewhere else if Spurs don't get him in now while they can.
Or an explanation to fans why he will walk.
I’m not trying to say ‘anything else’. You stated the OP was lying when they said Liverpool and City were spending those sums 7-8 years ago. You were wrong.
So were we so OPs point was wrong there go I was right... don't bother replying... you're going on ignore.
You’re an idiot
We should go for someone like Peter Grant who ( very successfully) managed Led Zep .
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Failing that someone like Ian Faith who managed Spinal Tap . In fact , thinking about it ; he should be our top choice; he’d fit in instantly.
Peter Grant (music manager) - Wikipedia
Failing that someone like Ian Faith who managed Spinal Tap . In fact , thinking about it ; he should be our top choice; he’d fit in instantly.
Palace were going nowhere before Glasner came in and they had a lot of the same players. He's done exceptionally well and it's not all down to one player
I respect your opinion, but look at any team sport. Young teams in a rebuild don't immediately come together, especially with a new coach and system. There's usually a turning point and things gell and the improve is rapid. In Spurs case I think that will coincide with Simons taking a step forward and Muani becoming the focal point up front. Kulu and Maddison being out has left a leadership void and getting Kulu back, even if he doesn't play much at first, will be important. The alternative is just throwing up your hands, saying everything is wrong, and starting over yet again. My own opinion is a big revenue team should never have gone into a complete rebuild with youth to the exclusion of veteran players. Levy thought Ange's magic system meant you didn't need veterans and you didn't need a focal point on the attack. He was wrong and this is the outcome. The upside is, these are talented players and they will click as a unit at some point. Just a question of when.
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