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Management Who should be Tottenham's next manager after Frank?
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Man like this is going to be stubborn like a goat
Short term, my way or the highway
Tbh I don’t hate it.
Sounds like the way Poch liked his teams. Perhaps they think he's a good precursor to Poch to set the players on the path
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if he did work with Muani last year, maybe he can get the best out of him,
The players will respect Ex Juve on his CV as well
The players will respect Ex Juve on his CV as well
I mean, that hasnt been their M.O. so far....
Tudor’s philosophy is defined by intensity and attacking courage. His own words capture it well — he wants football that is aggressive and entertaining, not solely built on defence. In practice this translates to:
Preferred formation: 3-4-2-1 (or variations with a back three). Both wing-backs have crucial roles in defence, attack, and pressing. His inside forwards cut inside to create space for the wing-backs, creating confusion for opposition defenders.
Preferred formation: 3-4-2-1 (or variations with a back three). Both wing-backs have crucial roles in defence, attack, and pressing. His inside forwards cut inside to create space for the wing-backs, creating confusion for opposition defenders.
Tudor in the house…
Tudor is essentially a high-intensity firefighter manager — clubs bring him in during difficult moments, and he tends to stabilize things rapidly with his aggressive, front-foot style.
His achievements are more in terms of overachieving, avoiding relegation, and strong league finishes rather than major trophies.
His ~46% win rate is solid given that he’s often inherited struggling squads mid-season. The challenge has always been sustaining results over a longer period, which makes his interim role at Tottenham a natural fit for his profile.
His achievements are more in terms of overachieving, avoiding relegation, and strong league finishes rather than major trophies.
His ~46% win rate is solid given that he’s often inherited struggling squads mid-season. The challenge has always been sustaining results over a longer period, which makes his interim role at Tottenham a natural fit for his profile.
Thanks ChatGPT
There was no standout candidate as interim.
Harry would have been fun but when he was mentioned people were pointing out he's not coached in 10 years, is 79, etc.
The risk for me isn't appointing Igor. I can see why they did it based on what he did previously as an interim. I'm ignoring his permanent record as it's irrelevant.
The risk for me is whether we're right to go the interim route. Would we have been better appointing a candidate for the long run? Give him and the players the knowledge that someone has come in to stay.
This could go tits up. It could go all wrong. But everyone should just go with it until our fate is confirmed either way. We all need to unite, starting with battering the filth next week!
'A George divided against itself, can't stand!'
Claude actually. And Claude is now a Yid…
Claude: Ha! Given everything we’ve just gone through, I’d say cautious optimism is fair. Tudor walking in the door with a north London derby as basically his first match is either a baptism of fire or the perfect stage for the kind of immediate galvanizing effect he’s known for. A result against Woolwich — even a scrappy draw — could shift the entire mood at the club overnight.
And look, Spurs fans have been through worse… well, actually, flirting with relegation two seasons running is pretty unprecedented for a club of this size. But the talent is there, the new manager has a proven record of short-term turnarounds, and the maths strongly favours survival.
So yes — cautiously — Come On You Spurs.
Rather Ange now. At least the lads will be motivated by him somehow. Tudor sounds so dull and moody like Conte.
It's just dawned on me a name who would bring the fans together and reinvigorate the nostalgia factor.
Martin Jol
Whats he up to these days? He'd give the players the hug they need
Martin Jol
Whats he up to these days? He'd give the players the hug they need
The grafters in our team could like him though. Hope we can give the scum a good kick in the NLD.
The fans won't unite behind this bloke.
Looking online everybody is baffled with this appointment, If we get rinsed next weekend its going to be as toxic as it was under Frank.
We are bang in trouble.
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