Imagine waiting the end of the season to get Martinez
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Management Poll: Who do you want most as our next manager?
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What’s the story behind that gif? Cyanide or vodka?
Not only would I be tempted to take a Spurs sabbatical, I'd give Kane my blessing to fuck off somewhere better.
That is a Bosnian Croat general killing himself with poison at the Hague.
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Steve Hitchen will play a pivotal part in Tottenham Hotspur’s recruitment of a new head coach, according to the Daily Mail.
Hitchen was promoted to the role of Technical Performance Director last September with his remit covering the responsibility of scouting, performance and recruitment analysis and youth recruitment together.
The report claims that Hitchen has identified Brighton boss Graham Potter as one of the names on the North London outfit’s shortlist.
Such is the influence that Hitchen carries at Tottenham, it is said that it will be the 44-year-old’s recommendations that will grace the table of chairman Daniel Levy for consideration to replace Jose Mourinho.
Hitchen is said to have earmarked Potter as a candidate given the fact that he wants the club to recruit a strategic coach, with Levy requiring persuasion that a younger, forward-thinking coach is what he needs in his next head coach.
Brighton are currently fourteenth in the Premier League table, having won just one of their last five top flight fixtures.
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Hitchen was promoted to the role of Technical Performance Director last September with his remit covering the responsibility of scouting, performance and recruitment analysis and youth recruitment together.
The report claims that Hitchen has identified Brighton boss Graham Potter as one of the names on the North London outfit’s shortlist.
Such is the influence that Hitchen carries at Tottenham, it is said that it will be the 44-year-old’s recommendations that will grace the table of chairman Daniel Levy for consideration to replace Jose Mourinho.
Hitchen is said to have earmarked Potter as a candidate given the fact that he wants the club to recruit a strategic coach, with Levy requiring persuasion that a younger, forward-thinking coach is what he needs in his next head coach.
Brighton are currently fourteenth in the Premier League table, having won just one of their last five top flight fixtures.
Report reveals influence Steve Hitchen has over Spurs' next managerial appointment
Steve Hitchen will play a pivotal part in Tottenham Hotspur’s recruitment of a new head coach, according to the Daily Mail. Hitchen was promoted to...
Which the concept of changing manager every few years?
He probably stays awake at night worrying about how much money he'd have to give to each new manager he appoints.
No point. He and Levy clearly disagreed on strategy.
Levy has to go for Poch to return. And tbh, Poch needs to prove himself with PSG now. They failed against Shitty badly. Both legs had all the hallmarks of the Battle of the Bridge to me
This was easily my biggest concern with sacking Mourinho. He seemingly had finally sussed out these 2 are 2nd or 3rd choice backups, not important squad members.
They're not dynamic, clever or energetic enough to be valued.
Levy will be saying to any new coach he appoints "Sissoko cost £30m so get my moneys worth and Winks is a homegrown player who we can't replace for cheap"
were fucking doomed aren't we
potassium cyanide
It’s Rodgers. I’m quite sure about this.
Ugh. Why. If Levy's making terrible decisions it's really because Hitchens has told him to.Steve Hitchen will play a pivotal part in Tottenham Hotspur’s recruitment of a new head coach, according to the Daily Mail.
Hitchen was promoted to the role of Technical Performance Director last September with his remit covering the responsibility of scouting, performance and recruitment analysis and youth recruitment together.
The report claims that Hitchen has identified Brighton boss Graham Potter as one of the names on the North London outfit’s shortlist.
Such is the influence that Hitchen carries at Tottenham, it is said that it will be the 44-year-old’s recommendations that will grace the table of chairman Daniel Levy for consideration to replace Jose Mourinho.
Hitchen is said to have earmarked Potter as a candidate given the fact that he wants the club to recruit a strategic coach, with Levy requiring persuasion that a younger, forward-thinking coach is what he needs in his next head coach.
Brighton are currently fourteenth in the Premier League table, having won just one of their last five top flight fixtures.
Report reveals influence Steve Hitchen has over Spurs' next managerial appointment
Steve Hitchen will play a pivotal part in Tottenham Hotspur’s recruitment of a new head coach, according to the Daily Mail. Hitchen was promoted to...
Or Levy doesn't listen to Hitchen and has made his position pointless.
Neither scenario is exactly ideal.
Amid all the noise and speculation, Tottenham Hotspur are patiently working through the process of recruiting a head coach for next season, and they intend to take their time until they find the right candidate. No-one has been offered the job, and no-one has turned it down. Fans are understandably keen to know who the new manager will be, but they will have to wait a little while longer. An appointment is not expected until after Spurs’ last game of the season, away to Leicester City on 23 May. Tottenham are in no rush.
Yeah I agree. I think it’s pretty obvious and why everything coming out of the club is so quiet.
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Skrinar wouldn't be suited to this league. He got ragdolled by Kyle Lafferty, I'd hate to see what a quarter decent striker would do to him.
