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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)

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Richard Arlison said:
I def don’t see PEH as a 6 in a single pívot.

Would get killed by the press.

Skipp would be better for that.

If Hoj goes we are short of a 6/8 imo, for me a 6.
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Absolutely, we need 6 backup for Bissouma. Lot of talk about Maddison making us tick but it’s Bissouma’s magic that is really the key part of Angeball. Without him at 6 we’re a lot worse.
 
Shadydan said:
But that entirely depends if on if you have a project manager or a win now manager, Ange is definitely a project manager and he will be here for the foreseeable, if he leaves then you get a manager who is similar to hm, that's how it's meant to work anyway.
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I don't think AP should be considered to be in the PM bracket Shady. I think PM's are usually considered to be those that need 3-5 years before the project is realised. Poch is/was a PM, I can remember him stating that we were well ahead of our development after 2-3 seasons, a clear sign that he was thinking longer term. AP has never taken that long to get a team up and running, ever.

I agree he's not a win now manager either. He just doesn't fall into either category really.
 
tommyboyspurs said:
get dier out
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Just stop Dier
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Ionman34 said:
I don't think AP should be considered to be in the PM bracket Shady. I think PM's are usually considered to be those that need 3-5 years before the project is realised. Poch is/was a PM, I can remember him stating that we were well ahead of our development after 2-3 seasons, a clear sign that he was thinking longer term. AP has never taken that long to get a team up and running, ever.

I agree he's not a win now manager either. He just doesn't fall into either category really.
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He may not be a PM by definition but this is definitely a project as opposed to him being a win now manager and expecting instant success.
 
Jenny Talia said:
Makes more sense than spending a lot on Tosin, to me at least. Dav has stepped it up under Ange, and the new way of playing suits his strengths.
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I've been holding off on saying this, as it's been touch and go on whether he stays, but I think we'll see an improved Sanchez this season, if he stays.

I reckon we'll see more of the Columbia Sanchez, where he's extremely confident and commanding, than the past Spurs Sanchez.
 
Ionman34 said:
I don't think AP should be considered to be in the PM bracket Shady. I think PM's are usually considered to be those that need 3-5 years before the project is realised. Poch is/was a PM, I can remember him stating that we were well ahead of our development after 2-3 seasons, a clear sign that he was thinking longer term. AP has never taken that long to get a team up and running, ever.

I agree he's not a win now manager either. He just doesn't fall into either category really.
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His club-set target was getting us into the new stadium with CL football in the bag. We became a CL club earlier than that...........

That's what that comment was a reference to.
 
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