Spurs

[LEONARD]

True, he'd be better off waiting for Chelsea though or one of the Manchester clubs

Joking aside, and his love affair with Scab FC, he's a decent manager.

I hope he stays with you mate.

 

[FOXINPEACE]

Joking aside, and his love affair with Scab FC, he's a decent manager.

I hope he stays with you mate.

He's bloody frustrating at times too but he's done a great job with us overall. Ancelotti seems to have his number though

 

[LEONARD]

That Tiger's a nice pint, I seem to remember from my last visit to Filbert Street.

 

[FOXINPEACE]

That Tiger's a nice pint, I seem to remember from my last visit to Filbert Street.

Lovely stuff. Don't live in Leicester anymore but when I do go back I make sure I sink a few of them

 

[Terrarian]

Rodgers top of their list now apparently. More fool him if he goes

He'd be stupid if you ask me, the trajectory of both clubs is in a similar orbit. Sideways step in my opinion.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I actually think it will be Martinez. May put a bet on. As Harry said, he'll have someone lined up already...and there'll be a reason why they can't come until after the season. I suspect Martinez wants to see the Euros out.

I don't really see Martinez leaving before the World Cup

 

[arbok]

Nagelsmann off to Bayern, tgats one off their list. I think he is who they had in mind

This is going to sound cynical and negative but this is the problem of placing any hope in a values/moral based system for anything. We always talk about how Bundesliga is a one team league, and maybe 17 other clubs also moan about that all the time as well, but when it comes down to it, Dortmund and other Bundesliga clubs will sell their players to Bayern, players and managers will move to Bayern and the status quo remains the same.

Bringing it back to Everton now, its great that we denounced the Super League and all that, but we probably shouldn't expect Everton as a bastion of moral virtue, they're a club that's trying to break into a top 4/6 clique and its intent is going to be to try to stay there. It's going to have its morality tested once its there.

 

[arbok]

Don't underestimate the lure of London.

Brenda's missus is probably nagging him now about the crap shopping in Leicester.

Everyone shops online now!

Also seeing as this is the Spurs thread - better say something Spurssy... Levy is obviously gambling to get Champions League. Probably thought they weren't getting there with Mourinho so just let the players sort themselves out for the final 6 games. Bad move really - you can do it for a couple of games, but once you start losing without a manager its all downhill from there. I see us finishing above Spurs honestly.

 

[Zatara]

If Kane leaves then Spurs will have £100-150mil to replace him with.

If he stays then hes going to keep them around top 6 for the next 5 years.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Rodgers top of their list now apparently. More fool him if he goes

I agree from a stability point of view, you go to these clubs and you are never far away from the sack after one bad run, however any manager should be licking their lips working with a front line of Bale, Son and Kane. The question is will they still be there next season?

 

[daza_1973]

If Kane leaves then Spurs will have £100-150mil to replace him with.

If he stays then hes going to keep them around top 6 for the next 5 years.

Can't see anyone paying that kind of money for someone who is 28 this year and in this financial climate.

 

[Prevenger17]

I'd rather us fly somewhat under the radar that be labelled as part of any big six rubbish. Not sure it's a popular group to be associated with anymore lol

If Rodgers goes to Spurs I'd have to question his judgement but I reckon we'd still be alright due to the infrastructure in place at the club

As much of a tosser as I think he is, he is a genuinely good manager who has a tangible impact on the teams he coaches. There aren't actually that many out there who can say the same. I think he'd be mad to go to Spurs personally, but these things are rarely governed by sense

 

[roydo]

If Kane leaves then Spurs will have £100-150mil to replace him with.

If he stays then hes going to keep them around top 6 for the next 5 years.

Dont think either of those happens.

 

[Zatara]

Dont think either of those happens.

What are the two alternatives you think ?

 

[catcherintherye]

Dont think either of those happens.

Im probably of a similar view. Obviously FFP going will help, but I dont see many 100m+ transfers happening this summer, and certainly not for 28 year olds.