Farhad Moshiri

[nsno-chris]

The 'rights' are mostly correcting his own mistakes.

but isn’t that the job of an owner, if something is not going correct then you step in

 

[mkrudden]

Should never have sacked Martinez.

 

[Billy Dean]

Worth noting, if we take Spurs as a realistic model of what we want to achieve, that Daniel Levy took over at Spurs in 2001. They didn’t get into the CL till 2010. They were gash for the first 9 years of his tenure before they became what they are today.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Should never have sacked Martinez.

Yes he should have, as soon as he walked through the door

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Worth noting, if we take Spurs as a realistic model of what we want to achieve, that Daniel Levy took over at Spurs in 2001. They didn’t get into the CL till 2010. They were gash for the first 9 years of his tenure before they became what they are today.

True mate however Levy is a hard nosed businessman who would sack anyone underperforming.

This bloke is absolutely clueless and listens to luvvy Bill who wouldnt sack a manager unless we are cut adrift or the dressing room has revolted.

 

[Thomasc]

Should never have sacked Martinez.

Is this actually a serious statement? Genuine (non sarcastic) question.

 

[davek]

but isn’t that the job of an owner, if something is not going correct then you step in

...or dont hire the divvies in the first place.

 

[Billy Dean]

True mate however Levy is a hard nosed businessman who would sack anyone underperforming.

This bloke is absolutely clueless and listens to luvvy Bill who wouldnt sack a manager unless we are cut adrift or the dressing room has revolted.

I don’t know mate. He’s already sacked 3 managers. Spurs’ managers pre-Redknapp had them in some pretty horrendous positions too IIRC.

 

[degsy]

Did I say "go away" anywhere in my post.

"Sorted out" were my exact words. Which he HAS done.

I know they were.
I just expanded on your 'sorted out' phrase on the off chance anybody did think that he magic-ed them 'away'

 

[nsno-chris]

...or dont hire the divvies in the first place.

but it’s almost impossible to determine how anything will turn out, every decision is a gamble

 

[PhilRegan]

Whose next on this jokers 'total gamble' list then.

 

[billyblue80]

What I keep asking myself is. Who looks at Silva's record and says yes right he's the man for me. To get us into Europe and challenging the top six? I agree we needed a rebuild and to give someone time but Marco is actually building a worse foundation than he inherited with better skill level of player. Which points to it being him that is a large part of the problem. I had a Leicester fan laughing at me today, saying we've been average for a good few years. And even though after the league win they have too, I have no comeback because he's right and Leicester now look way more capable of achieving this season.

 

[4737carlin]

What I keep asking myself is. Who looks at Silva's record and says yes right he's the man for me. To get us into Europe and challenging the top six? I agree we needed a rebuild and to give someone time but Marco is actually building a worse foundation than he inherited with better skill level of player. Which points to it being him that is a large part of the problem. I had a Leicester fan laughing at me today, saying we've been average for a good few years. And even though after the league win they have too, I have no comeback because he's right and Leicester now look way more capable of achieving this season.

Leicester could easy get third this season, they sold Maguire and look better, it's crazy, were years behind them, never mind the so called top 6

 

[Billysgingham.]

We waited for years for someone to buys us and this fella turns up.

 

[DickRitchie214]

What I keep asking myself is. Who looks at Silva's record and says yes right he's the man for me. To get us into Europe and challenging the top six? I agree we needed a rebuild and to give someone time but Marco is actually building a worse foundation than he inherited with better skill level of player. Which points to it being him that is a large part of the problem. I had a Leicester fan laughing at me today, saying we've been average for a good few years. And even though after the league win they have too, I have no comeback because he's right and Leicester now look way more capable of achieving this season.

All we can hope for is that Brands comes through, as the next manager will be his choice and not Moshiri's.

Leicester could easy get third this season, they sold Maguire and look better, it's crazy, were years behind them, never mind the so called top 6

What's more crazy is that they finished below us last year.