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Management Next Manager Poll (poll reset 11/04/23)
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I voted Marco Silva, I think he's a safe but still progressive option. Has Fulham playing good football, only a year left on his contract. I think he would jump at the chance to come here.
The negative is that he has a reputation as a mercenary. However, he would still need to prove himself here which is different from a proven manager coming here. A 3 year contract would show enough commitment for me.
At the end of the day all managers come with some risk.
The negative is that he has a reputation as a mercenary. However, he would still need to prove himself here which is different from a proven manager coming here. A 3 year contract would show enough commitment for me.
At the end of the day all managers come with some risk.
a mercenary wouldn't work here as we don't shift players on for whatever reason. He would be stuck with disgruntled players hanging around. No good for anyone.
It only works if backed by the board, which is the problem we've found with most of our managers.
judging by the votes, we want phil brown im all in for that
Im sure one day an ex chav manager will be successful here , throw enough shit and some of it has to stick surely?
I think he fell out with the Chelsea board because Bohely wanted to sign Ronaldo, and Tuchel didnt want him, which is fair. He had a good relationship with Abramovic.
He fell out with the Dortmund + PSG boards before that. He's very outspoken.
I'd legitimately be quite excited to see him here but then I was a bit excited to see Conte here too. It's always weird to see big name managers at Spurs no matter if you think it'll work or not. I feel like Tuchel would give us a short-term boost again but we'd be back where we started within a year.
As long Enic and levy are in charge, who manages isn’t that important. It’s always the same cycle.
Conte proved at Inter that he can play with younger players (Bastoni, Barrella that he got from Cagliari, Lautaro etc.) and that he can also play some beautiful football (again, Inter was one of the most beautiful teams to watch in Italy. Not dominant like Napoli are, but very entertaining direct football).
I also do not believe that Tuchel plays bad football. I watched his PSG side hundreds of times when I used to live in France, and it wasn't as bad as some people make it out to be (although I think that it was his fault that LOSC won the title in 2021, not Pochs).
It's just that Tuchel is Conte in steroids when it comes to being a dickhead. And Conte was Jose in steroids. And I don't blame them, because changing managers won't fix the mess unless Baldy J and Baldy D sell the club.
Also, Tuchel would fucking faint when he realises that he went from Reece James and Ben Chillwell to Emerson fucking Royal and Ryan Sessegnon.
Maybe if he has us in the relegation zone, he'll get rewarded with the Real Madrid job a few months later like Ramos was.
And the owners
Poor Claude having to work with that little two Bob no mark cunt Ty
What a tosser
That man desperately needs the football coaching equivalent of a gap year. Should spend 12 months avoiding anything to do with football and entirely focusing on sitting on a beach holding cold drinks with little straw hats.
You either commit to Conte, and run the club at a significant loss while you bring in the exact experienced players he wants, or you part ways, sell Kane, Son, and whoever else won't commit to a new project, replace Hugo, and hire an up-and-coming manager to work with Paratici building a young team relying on potential and high energy. And then, if you do the latter, you accept that this means you will need to rotate coaches every 2-3 years and sell guys who get jaded or want something else. The idea that you can keep Kane, Son, and other stars happy with a big name manager while not operating like a club trying only to "win now" is the problem. And the fact that the Chairman and the Board cannot recognize this is a sign they all need to go. It's not the need for a new owner, it's a need for new decision makers who actually make decisions instead of refusing to commit.
Apparently Chelsea are struggling to get any top named managers to take over from Potter, they are all worried about having to come to us after! 
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