Spurs

[COYBL25]

Whoever manages Spurs will be;
a) told by Levy that they have full control of squad affairs and,
b) will have been lied to.

c) will leave frustrated and having fallen out with Levy after 18mths and three transfer windows of nothingness.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Tottenham keen on Kyogo Furuhashi transfer as they close in on Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou with Real Madrid ready to bid for Harry Kane

Tottenham want to raid Celtic for one of their key stars and not just manager Ange Postecoglou. Spurs are looking to bring in the Australian as their replacement for former boss Antonio Conte. And …

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FFS

Not going to pick Everton over them is he

Excuse me whilst I grumble

 

[Yid4life]

Aussie's going to Wembley.

Or not.

 

[Curtis]

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.

Didn't Wenger come from managing in Japan? I definitely get what you're saying it's natural to be dubious not having credentials from a more reputable league but his stint at Celtic was quite a success despite the spl being a two team league.

 

[Walken]

Didn't Wenger come from managing in Japan? I definitely get what you're saying it's natural to be dubious not having credentials from a more reputable league but his stint at Celtic was quite a success despite the spl being a two team league.

Winger had also done impressive things at Monaco. Like I said it could work out, but I completely get spurs fans being doubtful over a fat aussie coming in from 2 terrible leagues

 

[allen]

This seems like a very Everton appointment to make.

I don't want to wade into the whole Scottish football vipers nest, but clean sweeps in Scotland tell you very little.

I think it's fair to say he is... untested.

This isn't the greatest reading, though, is it?



All I can say is that if Everton had hired him, I'd be worried. And that's saying something, given our current status.

 

[Runub]

This seems like a very Everton appointment to make.

I don't want to wade into the whole Scottish football vipers nest, but clean sweeps in Scotland tell you very little.

I think it's fair to say he is... untested.

This isn't the greatest reading, though, is it?

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All I can say is that if Everton had hired him, I'd be worried. And that's saying something, given our current status.

Definitely a risk. I will stick my neck out and say gone before Christmas

 

[sbbefc]

Spurs need this guy to be a success and to invest the Kane money wisely. I know they have a gigantic stadium, but they might start to unravel. A few seasons out of Europe and with the stadium debt they'll need to start selling players.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Done deal according to the BBC. Oil and water these.

 

[allen]

Definitely a risk. I will stick my neck out and say gone before Christmas

I’d say that’s certainly a possibility. Feels a bit like the Nuno appointment to me.

Spurs need this guy to be a success and to invest the Kane money wisely. I know they have a gigantic stadium, but they might start to unravel. A few seasons out of Europe and with the stadium debt they'll need to start selling players.

Yeah. This doesn’t feel like a Spurs-level appointment. At least, not the Spurs of the last decade or so.

But what do I know?

Very little, if I’m honest.

 

[Runub]

I’d say that’s certainly a possibility. Feels a bit like the Nuno appointment to me.


Yeah. This doesn’t feel like a Spurs-level appointment. At least, not the Spurs of the last decade or so.

But what do I know?

Very little, if I’m honest.

I know you can’t ignore what he achieved at Celtic but take that away from his CV and there doesn’t seem anything to suggest that he merits being appointed to one of the better teams in an elite league

 

[Azza]

Really odd appointment.

 

[allen]

I know you can’t ignore what he achieved at Celtic but take that away from his CV and there doesn’t seem anything to suggest that he merits being appointed to one of the better teams in an elite league

We all know what happened the last time a manager who impressed in Scotland ventured south.

For every Alex Ferguson there are several burnt out husks of Steven Gerrards strewn across the M6.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Didn't Wenger come from managing in Japan? I definitely get what you're saying it's natural to be dubious not having credentials from a more reputable league but his stint at Celtic was quite a success despite the spl being a two team league.

Doesn't that just make him the green and white hooped Gerard though?

 

[Goat]

How the mighty have fallen, from Conte to some Farmer.