Redknapp until the end of the season if needed. One of the few coaches who doesn't need time to get his ideas across and can motivate.
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Management So (hypothetically) who replaces Ange then?
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In respect of is he the manager to complete the demolition Levy & Ange have started?
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In respect of is he the manager to complete the demolition Levy & Ange have started?
If that’s what floats your boat
McKenna will probably take Ipswich down.
That's what we want is it?
No wonder Levy has got away with this garbage for 24 years.
Anyone. My ma. Jesus Christ like
Doris the tea lady would do a better job at this point.
I was just taking the piss because at the time they were 2-0 up at Chelsea.
The fan base is so desperate to be sure who they want next that any result for any name that’s been reported instantly gets loads of hype. Then they lose a bunch of games because they are a mid table coach.
Xavi steady climbing the ladder.
Look at the best teams in the world right now, Barca, PSG and most likely City next season.
Xavi could be like a breath of fresh air in the PL
Look at the best teams in the world right now, Barca, PSG and most likely City next season.
Xavi could be like a breath of fresh air in the PL
Man I would love it, and who knows maybe it's already agreed.
I just worry about having very little experience outside of Barca with very specific expectations.
I'm still somewhat confused by Iraola getting almost 50% of the vote. I guess people are hoping for a Poch mk2? His win rate is only a little below Poch's with Southampton (36% vs 38%) but results seem to be more inconsistent.
He was in the ME to start with.
How do you get experience unless you get a chance?
If we wait until he gets experience somewhere else and it works out then he’s gone to a tier we can’t reach like Xavi Alonso
Paul or Keiran? You never know with our board
If we want Poch we should get Poch; not the tribute act.
Marco Silva is the most credible candidate.
Knows the Premier League and managed Sporting and Everton who are big clubs.
Improves players at every club he has worked at and could work within Levy's constraints without it getting as embarrassing as this.
Iraola would be a gamble.
Silva is a more calculated risk.
Spurs are not getting relegated with Silva.
Not sure when that poll was started but I guess it was at some point before Bournemouth started to dip in form and people just haven't bothered changing their vote.
I think we need to set our targets a tad higher!
