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His style is balls to the wall and it wears his teams down. Fun to watch, but I don't think it is transferrable to many teams unless you have 21 first team players, like Pep.
Even pep, for all his progressive football doesn't run his teams ragged like Ralph has done with SH.
Obviously the gulf in class is there, but we have an aging squad that I don't feel fits him. He has yet to show an ability to coach more than one way
Haha- world full of typos - good spot!
Only reason we would get him is to get the best out of our English player in Levys eyes
But Winks and Dele need to move on, id even keep Sissoko ahead of them
And we'll win the 2022-2023 Championship season.
No to sarri
Shut up patrik
That's my name, don't wear it out.
Did you change your picture to Vince because of yesterday's chat?
I switched to Vince a few weeks ago when it was clear that Jose was on the way out.
Granted Vince was in my old picture of Jose as well. Just cropped out.
Ally Gold giving the first mentions of Ten Hag and Potter which is interesting. Favourites still seem to be Nagelsmann and Rodgers. If those 4 are the short list then happy days, would be my top 4. He does also mention Allegri at the end to ruin it a bit.
Names on Tottenham's managerial shortlist, what they want and happy Tanguy
Here are our talking points from Tottenham's win against Southampton and the latest on their search for their next manager to replace Jose Mourinho
www.football.london
To summarise:
1. Nagelsmann
First choice, but would potentially choose Bayern2. Brendan Rodgers
But has contract with Leicester3. Ten Hag
But concerns over Eredevise to PL transition4. Allegri
But concerns over grasp of English, and he is in high demand.5. Potter
Hierarchy believe he could cope with the step-upSarri
Marcelino
Howe
Southgate
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Gold with the logic once again.Names on Tottenham's managerial shortlist, what they want and happy Tanguy
Here are our talking points from Tottenham's win against Southampton and the latest on their search for their next manager to replace Jose Mourinho
To summarise:
1. Nagelsmann
2. Brendan Rodgers
3. Ten Hag
4. Allegri
5. Potter
Sarri
Marcelino
Howe
Southgate
Allegri is the one name on that list that doesn't make sense.
He had a great record at Juventus. Knocked us out.
POTTER POTTER POTTER.Names on Tottenham's managerial shortlist, what they want and happy Tanguy
Here are our talking points from Tottenham's win against Southampton and the latest on their search for their next manager to replace Jose Mourinho
To summarise:
1. Nagelsmann
2. Brendan Rodgers
3. Ten Hag
4. Allegri
5. Potter
Sarri
Marcelino
Howe
Southgate
I really want him to get the job.
Spurs fans have an unhealthy obsession with big or Marquee names, we always do better with more obscure choices!
Doesn't feel like a good fit to me at all, the other 4 mentioned do. If thats the short list though it makes for good reading.