He's got a good history of going to fractured/broken clubs and hammering them back into shape
If he's given the autonomy and the backing he needs, then he'd be a very good appointment I think
Would have him here at Everton certainly
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He's got a good history of going to fractured/broken clubs and hammering them back into shape
If he's given the autonomy and the backing he needs, then he'd be a very good appointment I think
Would have him here at Everton certainly
Runub
Player Valuation: £50m
Don’t know much about Postecoglou but surely going to Spurs would be a risk. He is 57 years old so why take so long to be recognised as an elite manager? Was in the football wilderness until going to Celtic. OK, cleaned up in Scotland but basically that is a two horse race with one horse having three legs. Big step up to the PL
That's an entirety in football wilderness then
Infernus
Player Valuation: £8m
They’re going to ruin my beloved Ange aren’t they? One thing he always needs at every club is time. Time to get his own squad together and time to get them playing the way he likes. Once he gets those things then there is no stopping him. He won’t be getting that at Spuds.
Therein lies the problem, if you are counting on Levy to loosen his cast-iron grip.
If Spurs sign Kyogo now I'll weep
So he's somewhere above Steven Gerrard but below Walter Smith until he wins something in a top league.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
How have Tottenham fans got such an ego that they’re turning their noses up at this news?
Do Spurs fans really think there is some kind of media bias against them?
I guess it's just because we support Everton and the media either has it out for us or doesn't even care that we exist, meaning our own perspective might be skewed, but I think Spurs generally get treated well in the media
They're often covered by most outlets like they are a big side. They've had criticism this season because it's been a disappointment in comparison to their usual standards. I don't see that as an example of media bias in all honesty
I guess it's just because we support Everton and the media either has it out for us or doesn't even care that we exist, meaning our own perspective might be skewed, but I think Spurs generally get treated well in the media
They're often covered by most outlets like they are a big side. They've had criticism this season because it's been a disappointment in comparison to their usual standards. I don't see that as an example of media bias in all honesty
Because its the brisbane roar gaffer who has never managed in a competitive league. He might turn out alright but I don't blame them for questioning it.
Spurs are definable given more play in the media than they might deserve. I quite like the club though.
Well their rivals are the Kopites of London, so it'd be hard not to sympathise with them in that regard
I like arsenal aswell, had huge admiration for wenger and that 98/99 team was the most unstoppable football team I've watched live, seeing petit and viera together actually at the game made you feel pity for our cms. I remember the season after Dacourt trying manfully but struggling to cope. I generally like to see the traditional big sides in the prem. City and Newcastle less so because of their ownership, but I guess American venture capitalists are no angels so the whole game is pretty rotten.
Probably a good appointment by Spurs. Maybe not the high profile name they expect, but they've been there and done that with Conte and Jose and it didn't work.
Alan Whittle
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Whoever manages Spurs will be;
a) told by Levy that they have full control of squad affairs and,
b) will have been lied to.
a) told by Levy that they have full control of squad affairs and,
b) will have been lied to.
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