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I know i'm going to be proved wrong but my gut say it's Poch, and it's been done for quite some time and this is something Levy has done, in light of the Paratici shambles...
Think Gretar Steinsson is the next underneath Paratici so maybe him
Oh yeah, I forgot all about him already.
Pal, you're the clown. 99% of those on here can't stand you or your shitty, arrogant, entitled, uberpro-Levy rhetoric.
Holla at me once you've done some growing up.
But before you do that, get the eff out of our club. You ain't no Spurs fan.
Steinsson and head of football strategy Andy Scoulding.have taken over Paratici’s work load in his absence
Important to get the next appointment correct so I don’t see the rush at what is an awkward time of the season - although I suppose if we had acted quickly we might have got lampard or dean smith
Next step will be paraticis appeal next week
Ok. Dont @ me every other day then. :contethumb:
No wonder it's such a hot topic then.
.@ErikLamela can understand why some #THFC fans would want Mauricio Pochettino to return to the club
“I haven’t spoken to Mauricio for a while but I feel huge appreciation for the years we spent together, it was a long time and we shared a lot of things.
“Mauricio was a very intelligent coach, who knew always how to lead the group in the best way. He loved working hard, improving, that sense of competition. He was always looking for every detail. He had lots of qualities and that showed in the results that we had.
“I think the fans have great affection for him because of all the things he did for the club, during all the years he was there.
“He put the club at the top, both in England and in Europe, and for many years, and at Tottenham that shouldn’t be underestimated.
“The fans enjoyed that. I hear they want him back. I understand it, whether it will happen, I don’t know.”
@TimesSport
“I haven’t spoken to Mauricio for a while but I feel huge appreciation for the years we spent together, it was a long time and we shared a lot of things.
“Mauricio was a very intelligent coach, who knew always how to lead the group in the best way. He loved working hard, improving, that sense of competition. He was always looking for every detail. He had lots of qualities and that showed in the results that we had.
“I think the fans have great affection for him because of all the things he did for the club, during all the years he was there.
“He put the club at the top, both in England and in Europe, and for many years, and at Tottenham that shouldn’t be underestimated.
“The fans enjoyed that. I hear they want him back. I understand it, whether it will happen, I don’t know.”
@TimesSport
At the end of the season there will be two really big managerial jobs up for grabs. Madrid and Paris. The likes of Nagelsmann, Poch and Enrique will be hoping to land one of those positions. Conte probably thinks he is also in that mix (yes, course you are you little cunt). There is also the Chelsea revolving door which I suppose we have to think about too because they like to throw so much cash around. If any of the three miss out I think we could stand a good chance. If not then we will end up with Slot or Rogers - neither of which I find inspiring. And neither will Kane.
If this is true, at least we’re looking at the right profile.
But Levy also said he was bringing attacking football back before he appointed Nuno so….
PSG are not an attractive managerial job. If we call ourselves a shitshow (which we are), PSG and Chelsea are on the next level.
I dont think Conte has any real interest in those 2 jobs, i expect him to remain in Italy for the foreseeable
They win trophies and we don't though. However much some people try to convince themselves that trophies don't matter, they do.
So did Juve, but nobody was lining up for that job, that's why they ended up with Pirlo and then Allegri...
More chance of Levy bringing sexy back than attacking football with Nuno...
Erm dunno if it's just me, but the %s currently add up to 200%... :/
I hadn’t but I want him, mainly because his name sounds like a 90s film with schwarzenegger taking over a casino
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