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If you take the 2nd letter from each syllable, add the letter A after each letter E from that sequence. Then working backwards, take each letter of his surname, add each to the 3rd letter of the letters remaining from what he says, then he clearly says “I want to leave for Tottenham”.
Sure but if Levy is contributing towards managers avoiding the Spurs job, then his position is compromised. His additional problem now is that Conte called him/ENIC out, publicly.
I don't see why the Celtic manager would leave that job to come here?
It's not long now until the transfer market opens (10th June I think) and we don't even have a new DoF yet, so not only the issues with Levy but also a potential new manager won't even know who he's directly working under/with.
So instead of a Slot we get Postal Glue !!
the first thing asked: where has stellini (the next guardiola, with him we've never lost, the players can breath again without conte) gone?
Is it likely that a new manager currently employed would be announced before the final league game was played, or until after a Cup Final if his club are involved? I doubt it very much. Press is having a field day at the moment.
Nagelsmann has won one of the top 5 leagues and is 35 years old.
The other is near 60 years old and doing things in a league j league scottish league...and creates questions like wtf is an NSL? Cmon bro..
Absolutely, at the end of the day it all comes down to Levy. Where I’d split hairs slightly is that I don’t know how much of it is Levy not desiring to club to succeed, rather it’s his terrible decision making. Its been a cascade of bad decisions in trying to address the previous bad decision, so it’s ultimately a coach taking a gamble that they can actually squeeze more juice out of the lemon and hope Levy and the organization can fix the structural problems.
Money. Lots and lots more money. The visibility doesn’t hurt either if he could actually make some positive changes.
I agree and while everyone is all worked up about the head coach search, the DoF is likely the more pivotal and important hire.
The DoF is more important, but it will take time to realize the impact he has. However, that impact will be more permanent.
A manager, on the other hand, can have more immediate impact, but it could be short-lived.
Why the fuck would Levy not want the club to succeed?? That's what's going to generate more revenue and make it more valuable.
I seriously don't understand some people's logical reasoning.
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I'm sure Levy wants the club to succeed, as you say it makes him richer.
But I think he has lost touch on the football side over the past few years, as much as he ever had it. The club won't succeed with his terrible football decisions and he has too much of an ego to quit, in my opinion. His identity is tied into being the man who runs Spurs.
If nothing happens next week with bringing anyone in I wonder if the odds on it being Nagelsmann reduce. I mean, it won’t be him, the club aren’t clever enough for that.
Just to be clear, I didn’t say he doesn’t want the club to succeed. But I do think that people could rightly make a case that he only wants to succeed within a certain operating profit level. That’s inherently always been the issue is that we are competing against seemingly unlimited piles of money with a financially astute operations person.
That is categorically not the history of our club.
You’d ask to be put back out?
The purpose is possession to the point the opponents fall a sleep and than try to score.
Still think it has Nagelsmann.
All of these Slots and Postecoglous play one way and only one way.
Nagelsmann has the flexibility to play 3 atb, 4atb, inverted FBs, attacking, and defensive. He's just a good coach.
Every time I hear about Slot or Posty being Pep disciples, I feel like they are just marketing tools for the City Football Group. It's the same reason Pep heaps praise on De Zerbi, because he plays his style but with his own tweak.
Spurs have a history of playing attacking football since way before Pep. Why not just go balls out for Nagelsmann and build him as part of our own brand of football???
Why do you have to worship to CFG gods to be "given" a seat at the table?
All of these Slots and Postecoglous play one way and only one way.
Nagelsmann has the flexibility to play 3 atb, 4atb, inverted FBs, attacking, and defensive. He's just a good coach.
Every time I hear about Slot or Posty being Pep disciples, I feel like they are just marketing tools for the City Football Group. It's the same reason Pep heaps praise on De Zerbi, because he plays his style but with his own tweak.
Spurs have a history of playing attacking football since way before Pep. Why not just go balls out for Nagelsmann and build him as part of our own brand of football???
Why do you have to worship to CFG gods to be "given" a seat at the table?
Pep learned his football from Cruyff who came through at Ajax under Vic Buckingham who played for Peter McWilliam at Spurs alongside Arthur Rowe and Bill Nicholson.
It's all us, one way or another.
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