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Can't say I did, I thought he would stop the rot , but I didn't expect the team to play with that amount of style/pace/flair.
Not hipster enough for the hipsters. So that's a no.I am a big admirer of the fella's motivational and man management skills, seems to get his tactics right for the limited resources he has at his disposal.
My question is ; is he capable of moulding a team to play the Tottenham way ?
Pulis and Martinez. Pulis for the defence, Martinez for the rest.
move over Clemence and Livermore!
OP is a certified, Geneva convention-violating, War criminalCan’t believe we had a thread advocating Pulis as manager.
Great shout! The only thing lacking is not having his tracksuit bottoms tucked into his socks to complete the combo!! HahaThe jumper tucked in to the trackies look never ages....
On another forum In A Galaxy Far, Far Away (Spurs Odyssey), it used to amuse me when I quite regularly suggested Pulis as manager.
The reaction was mental.
With his tracksuit, cap, and meticulous grooming, Pulis always reminds me of a suburban crypto-fascist
I was wondering this, he could actually be a very good top level manager.Consider this. He's never been relegated, no-matter how rubbish the team he's been in charge of.
Could you live in a Spurs world without Serious Relegation Fears?
Actually, despite the reputation of his teams I think it's difficult to know what Pullis would do with a team containing genuine attacking talent. Maybe he'd use his defensive organisational ability to form a unit that could set the attacking players free to do the damage? Maybe he's secretly wanted an attacking style all along and has just been forced into a pragmatic style?
All questions that hopefully we'll find the answer to one day when he's not managing Spurs.
Just for the record, I don't think Pulis would play attacking football. I just think it would be interesting to see him given a punt at a bigger club (again, somewhere other than Spurs)/
no hint of prejudice in there thenThis.
If it's a choice between pulis, Sherwood and moyes id take pulis but I hope we can aim for pochettino or de boer.