I did have to check three times to make sure it wasn't the HotspurRelaled cunts.
Are you sure that's not a typo
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I did have to check three times to make sure it wasn't the HotspurRelaled cunts.
Are you sure that's not a typo
Sean
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Only follow the real one, probably Italian bsI did have to check three times to make sure it wasn't the HotspurRelaled cunts.
Are you sure that's not a typo
De Zerbi is the obvious one if that's an option. Looks a brilliant coach, ambitious, fiery, competitive. Good football, good English and hasn't looked out of place coaching in the PL. Spaletti has done a great job this year, but it's a down year in Serie A and he has the two best attacking players in the league. If you have a good team with top players it's an easy-ish league to do well in.
Pochettino is the clear favourite for the job in the betting, and probably in reality. De Zerbi would likely be a 15m buyout. I'm not against Pochettino thing, I think there's a chance it could go well. But he's a coach who built his career on aggressive, hard running football. I don't hold his time at PSG against him because that front three is so far away from the basis of his teams in the past.. but whether he on a personal and professional level retains the hunger and ability to really give all of himself to a group of players in the way he did 7/8yrs ago, and whether a group of players buys into that now, I don't know.
Tuchel and Potter, no thanks. Can't go ex Chelsea again even if both might be good appointments. Thomas Frank.. not for me,don't think he'd be successful at a top-ish club and should try to make as much success as he can at Brentford.
Pochettino is the clear favourite for the job in the betting, and probably in reality. De Zerbi would likely be a 15m buyout. I'm not against Pochettino thing, I think there's a chance it could go well. But he's a coach who built his career on aggressive, hard running football. I don't hold his time at PSG against him because that front three is so far away from the basis of his teams in the past.. but whether he on a personal and professional level retains the hunger and ability to really give all of himself to a group of players in the way he did 7/8yrs ago, and whether a group of players buys into that now, I don't know.
Tuchel and Potter, no thanks. Can't go ex Chelsea again even if both might be good appointments. Thomas Frank.. not for me,don't think he'd be successful at a top-ish club and should try to make as much success as he can at Brentford.
If we never have another Italian manager it will be too soon.
Nah...I feel this way with some justification about Portuguese football coaches that's why I don't want Amorin
No more Victor Fraude and his tactical periodisation disciples .
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You have to worry, is Napoli's success due to wonderful scouting rather than good management?
Osimhen has a goal every other game for 70m Euro. Chelsea spend double that and get utter duds.
Kvaradona was about e10m
Kim Min Jae for e18m
Probably others I've not heard of too
Not signing Kim Min Jae is a real fail on our scouting.
If we did, would we still sing “Packet of Sweets” do you think?
Or would we alter the lyrics a la Adebayor, changing you know what to “stamped on a rapist and slid on the floor”?
Well that doesn’t make sense as prior to appointing Nuno and patrici didn’t levy say he wanted a couch how will play with spurs dna. If patrici is as you say then wtf did levy appoint him if he knew his style of football is dull as dishwater?
Let’s just all accept this is happening. Let’s prayer that bald cunt actually backs him this time.
Because paratici was available after leaving juventus and levy remembered him being a tough negotiator.
We agreed terms with fonseca who’s an attacking manager then the deal fell apart because Paratici was appointed and wanted a defensive manager instead.
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