Jurgen Klinsmann Incoming?

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Would you welcome him?

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JimothySE23 said:
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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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So he could be both the cause of your disease and the way you finally get over it as well. Synergy.
 
No absolutely a No from me.
He fell out with Hertha BSC chairman within three months in his last tenure.
Tactically, philosophically totally inept, we don’t need more fosile football.
 
If it's true he got in touch with Levy as soon as Jose was sacked he should of been given a chance then at least.
 
Let's face it, after Ardiles and Hoddle, our record isn't great with ex-players as Managers (in modern times.... Billy Nic obviously set the bar SO fucking high, it would be virtually impossible to repeat!)

...and the likes of Clive Allen, Chris Hughton and Ryan Mason were only Caretaker/interim roles... and probably made a better fist of it than Hoddle or Ardiles...
Klinsmann would be a PR stunt at best, and a Footballing shambles at worst...

I GENUINELY don't know who we should appoint any more...
Maybe the players can sort it out between them and manage themselves, seeing as every Coach we've had in recent times seems to 'lose the dressing room' eventually!!!
 
1882 said:
Let's face it, after Ardiles and Hoddle, our record isn't great with ex-players as Managers (in modern times.... Billy Nic obviously set the bar SO fucking high, it would be virtually impossible to repeat!)

...and the likes of Clive Allen, Chris Hughton and Ryan Mason were only Caretaker/interim roles... and probably made a better fist of it than Hoddle or Ardiles...
Klinsmann would be a PR stunt at best, and a Footballing shambles at worst...

I GENUINELY don't know who we should appoint any more...
Maybe the players can sort it out between them and manage themselves, seeing as every Coach we've had in recent times seems to 'lose the dressing room' eventually!!!
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The fact there are mixed feelings on this scares me. Levy could see this as a perfect easy choice to placate the fans who should by now absolutely fuming with this shit show.

How far we have fallen as a club, to where it seems Everton are more appealing than us (given the respective performances and profiles of the two clubs over the last decade).
 
ArmadilloSackRace said:
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.
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Given that he contacted Levy and it seems Levy sort of brushed him off and hasn't got back to him -and this is from Klinsmanns own version of events- I'd say it was highly unlikely.
 
I think it's pretty clear that this is just media speculation rather than a tangible reality. No one ever gets hired as a manager by offering their services to a club. If you're not head-hunted right from the get-go, they don't want you.
 
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