So he could be both the cause of your disease and the way you finally get over it as well. Synergy.
Come home, Jürgen
OK he'd be a disaster but he's the reason I fell in love with Spurs as a 13 year old growing up in South Wales, swings and roundabouts.
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Management Jurgen Klinsmann Incoming?
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I want no part of him as a manager but I have heard a lot of fans of a certain age really excited about the thought and even surprised to hear that others are not a fan.
I think like the poster earlier they love Klinsmann the player and seem to not be so familiar with his managerial career.
I think like the poster earlier they love Klinsmann the player and seem to not be so familiar with his managerial career.
This is a good read if anyone is interested in a deep dive on US Soccer:
Own Goal: The Inside Story of How the USMNT Missed the 2018 World Cup
In October, the United States failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in more than 30 years. According to players, coaches, commentators, and executives across American soccer, the disaster was the culmination of nearly a decade of mismanagement that broke the team’s spirit and...
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Sorry I'm a terminal case when it comes to spurs
Yeah, and USA have gone on to great things since he left.This is a good read if anyone is interested in a deep dive on US Soccer:
Own Goal: The Inside Story of How the USMNT Missed the 2018 World Cup
In October, the United States failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in more than 30 years. According to players, coaches, commentators, and executives across American soccer, the disaster was the culmination of nearly a decade of mismanagement that broke the team’s spirit and...
He seems too nice and down to earth.
He is a great guy tbh
Where too in South Wales are you?
Come home, Jürgen
OK he'd be a disaster but he's the reason I fell in love with Spurs as a 13 year old growing up in South Wales, swings and roundabouts.
I'm a Cardiff boy born in Newport though I'm South London these days.
Yeah Klinsmann, who was fired in 2016, was responsible for the US missing the 2018 World Cup.This is a good read if anyone is interested in a deep dive on US Soccer:
Own Goal: The Inside Story of How the USMNT Missed the 2018 World Cup
In October, the United States failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in more than 30 years. According to players, coaches, commentators, and executives across American soccer, the disaster was the culmination of nearly a decade of mismanagement that broke the team’s spirit and...
The people in US Soccer didn't like Klinsmann because he criticized the MLS and wanted to bring in players that were playing in Europe. They always had an agenda against him for that.
Getting out of that group with Portugal and Germany in 2014 was the biggest accomplishment by US Soccer in my lifetime.
He does get blamed for it in some quarters, but that piece is wider-ranging than that.Yeah Klinsmann, who was fired in 2016, was responsible for the US missing the 2018 World Cup.
The people in US Soccer didn't like Klinsmann because he criticized the MLS and wanted to bring in players that were playing in Europe. They always had an agenda against him for that.
Anyway, Klinsmann did a lot right as a like quasi-Director of Football for US Soccer, and you're right that he ruffled feathers that needed ruffling.
But as a head coach he's a fraud and the USMNT was just one of many examples of that.
Klinsman is the reason I'm a Spurs fan. Wasn't interested in football as a boy but got totally swept up in Klinmania in late 94 when he came.
If we were to go down the dark road of total mediocrity then at least we'd have a man I have all the time in the world for as coach.
He's also bright and charismatic, beautifully spoken and one of the best strikers ever so whatever people say, we could (and probably will) do worse.
Simply put, if we're gonna be shit I'd rather be shit with someone I like
If we were to go down the dark road of total mediocrity then at least we'd have a man I have all the time in the world for as coach.
He's also bright and charismatic, beautifully spoken and one of the best strikers ever so whatever people say, we could (and probably will) do worse.
Simply put, if we're gonna be shit I'd rather be shit with someone I like
Yes. Bring him in. Legend.
Football management is not a complex job. Just bring the cunt in an see how he does. If we spend money we'll probably finish higher up the league. Simple.
Football management is not a complex job. Just bring the cunt in an see how he does. If we spend money we'll probably finish higher up the league. Simple.
Do I think it’d be a disaster? Quite possibly.
Do I want to give him a try anyway? More than I’d like to give a chance to most people that‘ve been linked with the job.
I'm really not sure how much we should take from his past with other teams. They’re pretty much all odd situations, not your normal management roll.
I absolutely fell for Klinsmann when he arrived, and was mortified when he left. Then he came back and I fell in love again. I remember after his final game, waiting outside the gates as the players were leaving. Him and Nicola Berti together, both with a can of beer in each hand as Klinsmann drove past the police at the gates. I thought it was cool as fuck at the time. If only camera phones were a thing at the time.
none of that has anything to do with his management ability, but I don’t care. I love the guy and it would feel amazing after the last couple of years to have somebody who cares about our club, who we have an affinity for, to get the job
Do I want to give him a try anyway? More than I’d like to give a chance to most people that‘ve been linked with the job.
I'm really not sure how much we should take from his past with other teams. They’re pretty much all odd situations, not your normal management roll.
I absolutely fell for Klinsmann when he arrived, and was mortified when he left. Then he came back and I fell in love again. I remember after his final game, waiting outside the gates as the players were leaving. Him and Nicola Berti together, both with a can of beer in each hand as Klinsmann drove past the police at the gates. I thought it was cool as fuck at the time. If only camera phones were a thing at the time.
none of that has anything to do with his management ability, but I don’t care. I love the guy and it would feel amazing after the last couple of years to have somebody who cares about our club, who we have an affinity for, to get the job