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Definitely sharing a shower with all the girls later is our Phil, they've earned it after this performance so far.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Pip Neville trophy winner. See if Silva leaves we have a true blue who knows how to win waiting in the wings... 
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
ive got a funny feeling with spurs, they will collapse in the premier league, but maybe win this.
some big teams out and possibly going out, juve ? tomorrow, madrid out.
if spurs draw Ajax in next round then I think they comfortably beat them.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
Pip Neville trophy winner. See if Silva leaves we have a true blue who knows how to win waiting in the wings...
thing is it will be seen as an achievement ...
And that Ronaldo was a beast for them
Vegas Toffee Girl
Player Valuation: £8m
A big NO on Mourinho! Real Madrid can pick anyone, but him!! I know Perez likes him, but they can't be that stupid.
Zidane meh to me. That team ran themselves with Ronaldo.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Ronaldo was there before Zidane for 8 years and they only won it once. He won it three times in three years under Zidane. No coincidence at all. The squad he built in 16/17 was unbelievable. Isco, Asensio, Morata, Vasquez, James Rodriguez, Kovacic, Ceballos, Nacho all not even in the first 11.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
An English club winning the CL the year after they cocked it up would absolutely boil their blood. Especially if it was Spurs getting all the underdog media attention that they think is reserved solely for them.
goodisonopheliac
Player Valuation: £30m
It's coming home!
I'd love Spurs to win it as well. Pochettino must be under a lot of pressure surely.
Chris O'Connor
Player Valuation: £35m
To think how many complained when he was given the job.
If the team wins the women's world cup, give him the axe. - makes sense?
Chris O'Connor
Player Valuation: £35m
There may well be a reason United haven't appointed Olé Gunnar Solskjaer yet besides the one I keep pointing to, the fact that they can afford to wait.
The other and perhaps, at least imo outstanding candidate is Spurs' Pochettino. The main point against him, besides the amazing run Solskjaers been on, was always thought to be Daniel Levy and just how much of a problem getting him out would be?
I'm fairly sure there will have been unofficial moves to sound him out, how far would he be prepared to go to leave if he so desired. The rest is just speculation, but surely there's a reason United haven't just added to the general happy mood amongst their fans by making Olé's appointment permanent.
If for example, the plan had always been Poch, but Solskjaer's success has given them a wonderful and easily obtainable alternative, then they may now have had some kind of assurance that Poch would be prepared to break his contract to move or some such similar scenario. Legally they may have been into the implications too, as I know from the fiasco with Marco Silva coming here from Watford things can get messy.
United have though perhaps something to go on and are prepared for it, and if so they should go all out for Pochettino imo, even now and even given Solskjaer's outstanding success over a part of a single season.
United are far from the finished job, there are still frailties especially in defence, and a lot of transfer business needed this summer to get them really competitive with Liverpool and City, to at least give them a chance of competing.
I think Solskjaer's done an absolutely outstanding job, but it is still only over a part of a single season and dealing mainly with general motivation, tactics and training, he couldn't have done any better, but its still not every aspect of management, and not over several years. There may be a sporting director in time but the manager has an influence too and works with him, Pochettino has this experience and must still be in their sights.
Pochettino with his recent comments is almost shouting from the rooftops
"We have a relatively low and inflexible wage structure, our stars like Erikssen won't renew, Harry's started making noises about trophies, we haven't won the league since 1961, no transfers, a new stadium to finish paying for, so we may compete for a second class trophy like a domestic cup but not the league.
Despite reaching the Champions league quarter finals after beating the Bundesliga leaders Dortmund 4-0 on aggregate, as well as challenging the top two for so much of this season despite no transfers at all, he's saying it'll take another five or ten years, well past some of these current players' time at Spurs. Financially Spurs can't compete as those ahead of them won't stand still.
'Spurs can't go anywhere, get me out of here'
The other and perhaps, at least imo outstanding candidate is Spurs' Pochettino. The main point against him, besides the amazing run Solskjaers been on, was always thought to be Daniel Levy and just how much of a problem getting him out would be?
I'm fairly sure there will have been unofficial moves to sound him out, how far would he be prepared to go to leave if he so desired. The rest is just speculation, but surely there's a reason United haven't just added to the general happy mood amongst their fans by making Olé's appointment permanent.
If for example, the plan had always been Poch, but Solskjaer's success has given them a wonderful and easily obtainable alternative, then they may now have had some kind of assurance that Poch would be prepared to break his contract to move or some such similar scenario. Legally they may have been into the implications too, as I know from the fiasco with Marco Silva coming here from Watford things can get messy.
United have though perhaps something to go on and are prepared for it, and if so they should go all out for Pochettino imo, even now and even given Solskjaer's outstanding success over a part of a single season.
United are far from the finished job, there are still frailties especially in defence, and a lot of transfer business needed this summer to get them really competitive with Liverpool and City, to at least give them a chance of competing.
I think Solskjaer's done an absolutely outstanding job, but it is still only over a part of a single season and dealing mainly with general motivation, tactics and training, he couldn't have done any better, but its still not every aspect of management, and not over several years. There may be a sporting director in time but the manager has an influence too and works with him, Pochettino has this experience and must still be in their sights.
Pochettino with his recent comments is almost shouting from the rooftops
"We have a relatively low and inflexible wage structure, our stars like Erikssen won't renew, Harry's started making noises about trophies, we haven't won the league since 1961, no transfers, a new stadium to finish paying for, so we may compete for a second class trophy like a domestic cup but not the league.
Despite reaching the Champions league quarter finals after beating the Bundesliga leaders Dortmund 4-0 on aggregate, as well as challenging the top two for so much of this season despite no transfers at all, he's saying it'll take another five or ten years, well past some of these current players' time at Spurs. Financially Spurs can't compete as those ahead of them won't stand still.
'Spurs can't go anywhere, get me out of here'
Chris O'Connor
Player Valuation: £35m
Tbh if Real now come calling for Pochettino it wouldn't be that surprising, although their fans apparently want Mourinho back.
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