Tbh ive never heard of rangnick. Just cant see this story having legs.
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Management Poll: Who do you want most as our next manager?
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That's xGraham Potter to you.
Put some xRespect on his name.
Graham Potter is going be the new Tottenham manager
I have to give you credit for trying to will this into existence since page one
The odds were like 40/1 when I said it for the first time. They are getting smaller and smaller
That’s a lot of Germans in London. Could we call their playing style a “blitzkrieg”?Imagine...... Now stay with me on this.
Flick as manager
Rangnick as DOF
On the one hand, Potter makes more sense to me as someone who will come in to be the head coach, cheer the mood up, get us playing in accordance with the club's identity and the philosophy of our academy again, and let the club's leadership sort out its financial future and the major squad question marks in the mean time.
He might be laughed out of a now-toxic dressing room and be gone by Christmas, but he also might be a breath of fresh air, and even if he sucks, so what? He will never be the biggest fish we have to fry.
But on the other hand, I know in my bones that if pre-Spurs Poch were managing Brighton, they would be way further up the table. Potter has played some nice football, but to what concrete impact? Surely we can do better.
He might be laughed out of a now-toxic dressing room and be gone by Christmas, but he also might be a breath of fresh air, and even if he sucks, so what? He will never be the biggest fish we have to fry.
But on the other hand, I know in my bones that if pre-Spurs Poch were managing Brighton, they would be way further up the table. Potter has played some nice football, but to what concrete impact? Surely we can do better.
Considering they know so much about professional football, give the job to
WindyCOYS
Nathan Clarke & Bardi they would dominate Europe...
WindyCOYS
Nathan Clarke & Bardi they would dominate Europe...What if it’s not Rangnick or Potter. But Rangnick and Potter
Bielsa type football will only take you so far.
He's old, so short term.
My feeling is that we should employ someone who will use what we have and get the best from them.
Parker or Potter would be my choice.
We don't have the same money at Kuwait or Russian mafia so we should not always think that we must have some genius who will, perform miracles.
Parker has found some genius players to try to save Fulham.
Potter plays good football.
Red Nick is NOT the answer !
I think Rangnick likes to develop young coaches into his way of doing things, so as DOF he'd ideally like to employ a disciple, and probably a German one. The likes of Werner and Hasenhuttle are Rangnick "products", and they have/are coming up a bit short, and Rangnickism in its purest form seems to have limitations that hit a glass ceiling, certainly in the PL, whereas the better Rangnick disciples develop the philosophy further with their own ideas, these are coaches like Nagelsmann and Tuchel.
Potter is someone who's developed his own ideas of football and a Ragnick/Potter combo could be a recipe for conflict or it could produce an interesting dynamic that produces good results.
I mainly said it in jest, but knowing very little about both of these guys you could have some good points.
We’d be lucky to end up with either tbh, but knowing our luck we’ll end up with some out of left field option that nobody has mentioned yet.
Who knows maybe it’ll be Van Gaal.
There's no doubt Ralgf Rangnick is a footballing visionary.
However, if he had the attributes required to become a successful manager, why have no German clubs taken the risk of appointing him? Bayern, Dortmund, Leipzig etc. have all had managerial vacancies in recent years, and chosen not to put him in.
However, if he had the attributes required to become a successful manager, why have no German clubs taken the risk of appointing him? Bayern, Dortmund, Leipzig etc. have all had managerial vacancies in recent years, and chosen not to put him in.
he just spent 4 years there probably unlikely that he would go back and there were rumours linking him to Frankfurt and Schalke recently, but it seems like he turned them down because they didn't offer him what he wanted.
“There was some bad translation from Google Translate during the interview. Levy said he would not back the new manager with a huge transfer budget, but Google Translate didn’t pick up the “not” as Levy whispered the “not” part of the sentence. When this was clarified Rangnick decided to take a step back. Levy was left astounded at the poor quality of Google Translate’s English.”
The chairman cheated a bit money wise, but he still beat Galatasaray, Herta Berlin, Bilbao and Woolwich with a little Swedish team where the whole team costed less than Woolwich's cheapest player.
The Three Cs - Coaches' Voice
Ralf Rangnick on the philosophy he used to build success at RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg, and why he and Jürgen Klopp get on so wellwww.coachesvoice.com
He sounds too good to be true surely?
The three Cs being cocaine, cunts, and cocks. The third one being of utmost importance. Born to manage Spurs.
Theyre considering evaluating a preliminary inquiry