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Manager Thomas Frank
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If we do hire him then I will fully back him and wish him the best of luck, he is definitely going to need it.
It’s more the fact Glasner has palace playing some really good football after 2 seasons and has also won them there first ever trophy.
Still I guess if we want to just stay in the top 6 on minimum spend then Frank is the man.
Do you exaggerate like this in real life? Go grab some valium and lie down
That's because your a gooner maggot troll
What’s the expectations for the new manager next season? We’ve got a really poor squad who lost 22 league games last season but also just won the Europa league. It’s a weird season. I don’t think we have the squad to win another cup and finishing 8th in the league with this squad and chairman in the current EPL climate with super ambitious mid table clubs would actually be progress tbh.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, if not for Kane and Son, Mourinho and Conte would never have come here, now we have no elite players, we're only going to attract Frank level managers. They all now know Spurs ain't going to purchase any elite players in their prime. The last time we got near that was van der Vaart 15 years ago.
The other big names we've had in regards to attacking were all signed as youngsters with potential that left when that potential was met, all bar Son.
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I'd bloody love a valium and a lie down. It's Saturday and there's a massive list of chores.
Apparently he's on £4.5m at Brentford, Postecoglou was on £5m.
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The new multisports and entertainment awena will be the game changer and will allow us attwact a middling manager fwom clubs like Fulham and BwentfordApparently he's on £4.5m at Brentford, Postecoglou was on £5m.
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Must admit I checked that after I posted and I'm very surprised Frank is on that much at Brentford.
He would still get a decent pay rise if came to us though
I'd prefer the cwystal palace manager tbh
So what are you proposing?
That we keep a coach who has overseen utter regression in the league. Utter, unadulterated, proven, material, demonstrable regression. But won a cup.
Do you think he would win a cup every year?
We're not playing farmers next season. Even the Carbao cup is harder to win as we will be playing Liverpools, Woolwich, Cities, Villas, Newcastles, Chelseas. No bodo fucking glimpt.
So I put it to you.
What do you think happens next season if we kept Ange in charge?
Despite provable, evidenced reductions in PPG since GW11 of the 23/24 season, despite not doing much in the FA Cup 2 seasons in a row, despite getting utterly tonked by Liverpool in this seasons league cup, are you gonna tell me that we will somehow do well?
Anybody could have won this seasons Europa League if they were allowed to lose every weekend in the premier league.
And let's not ignore the fact we did it playing football that made the worst Conteball look like prime fucking Barcelona.
Every prior, and probably future coach would have been sacked long before the final, before the semi final and probably before this season even began.
Frank may not win us multiple trophies.
But neither will Ange. Ange had to go. He was headed to an early season sacking anyway so now is the right time.
The hard truth is we aren't a money club. We finished 17th. We're not expected to win the PL or the CL. We're not getting a top, top coach.
We need a coach who is good at getting the best out of a limited squad.
For all intents and purposes, Frank does fit that bill.
Based on the brutal cost cutting and anarchy at exec board and football leadership level, top 7 is aspirational. We don’t spend (vs top 6) and are badly organised (vs the next 8 eg BHA, Brentford and Bournemouth etc)
It will also allow us to put some really exciting formulae and filters in our DOFs excel sheet and find the best bargains to get us on first base.
Have you seen the movie moneyball? It will be just like that but with a stadium. We can’t lose.
Tbh, I kinda like the choice between Glasner, Frank and Iraola as my wife chosing carpet.
"Which one do you think we should get" she asks.
"THEY'RE ALL THE FUCKING SAME, JUST GET ONE"
I respond.
I said on another forum that I thought Frank would be another Nuno... I really hope I'm wrong... My choice would have been Glasner or De Zerbi... I really hope I'm wrong though coz Frank seems a really nice bloke and his team are behind him... Maybe it will work, but we will just have to wait and see I suppose... Either way... Ange won't be out of work too long I hope... He gave us a good moment and I wish him well. 
There will no player revolt. You see stories like this after a popular manager is sacked but the revolts never materialize … case and point below:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/2751...chettino-Woolwich-premier-league-todd-boehly/
Pochettino sack? Boehly risks Chelsea revolt as 'distraught' players love 'best man-manager'
It's not going all that well for Mauricio Pochettino at Chelsea, but the players love him and are convinced 'he's not the problem' at Stamford Bridge.
www.football365.com
Modern players are mercenaries on big wages/little loyalty.
WTF is going on?
