Didn't it ever sound odd to you that despite there being multiple reports throught the years, nobody was name dropped except Woody and SAF?
Having more experience should be working against Pochettino in this scenario, in my opinion. He's had longer to showcase he's not an elite manager, it's taken him until his 13th year of management to secure his first league title after being unable to close the gap in half a season in 20/21.
I don't think years in management matter that much. What does is the caliber of teams you manage and the results you get.
Because people are probably getting paid to use it. No intelligent football fan would say or believe that.
Poch's experience in what exactly? Being a nearly man that's won the square root of bugger all? If so he'd fit perfectly here I suppose
Worrying seeing this from the likes of Neville and Butt, It's a non-sensical argument.
Knew it wasn’t good but, that is truly awful. Not having the wool pulled over my eyes by the club on this one.
Shocking record. Also let’s not forget how good that Spurs team was. That starting 11 would give any team a run for their money.
Only one win. Was it against UTD?
Think Arsenal.
Because some people have chosen a particular (sad and lame) hill to die on and are refusing to back down.
He got a win against United at Old Trafford in 18/19 which isn't included in the graphic.
That's worse than I thought it'd be! We really can't have him here.
These stats end at 2018 and are slightly misleading as Poch's Spurs beat United at OT in the PL 3-0 with Kane and Lucas Moura running riot. Not sure how many more he got before getting sacked but it's at least two away wins.
It seems like you don't. Richard Arnold and Matt Judge (the transfer negotiator) are both friends of Ed Woodward's from their time at the University of Bristol back in the '90s. All three of them are accountants with no football background.
Woodward helped the Glazers buy Man United in 2005 and joined the club in 2007. Richard Arnold followed him into club in 2007 fifteen years ago, while Matt Judge joined in 2012. If they had different or innovative ideas, we would have seen them by now. Or at the very least, they would have clashed with Woodward. Also, I highly doubt that the Glazers and Woodward would have even accepted to bring in a different CEO. You're free to believe the opposite.
No they didn’t do it on Ragnick’s say. Amad was already supposed to go on loan in the summer but got injured, so the move fell through. Martial and Donny already had their hearts set on a loan before Ragnick got there. Ragnick actually wanted to keep Martial but Anthony he had made it clear he wanted a change and more game time. So Ragnick had no choice (through no fault of his own).
There’s no point in asking me this question if you’ve already made up your mind that they are listening to him.
I did not take anything out of context. Ragnick's entire quote is : "
I was basing it on what you said:
The word "will" is in the future tense. Those are your words, not mine.
His current comments are from his most recent press conference for the Netherlands though
But his complaints at United were centred around the preseason tour and he's still banging on about that to this day.
We should get Claudio Ranieri. Premier League proven winner with a small club that has not won it before and did not win it again yet. Can the mods include him in the poll too? A lot better than Poch did in the PL.
Allegri has won 6 Serie A, 4 Coppa Italia and was CL finalist twice…. Ten Hag has won the Dutch league twice and the Dutch Cup twice…. Sarri a Serie A and a Europa trophy… I can see how you can make a case for ETH over Sarri, but Allegri is WAY more accomplished.
I don’t know… he has transformed that side. Maybe Xavi isn’t top 10, but would you bet your house that ETH has a better managerial career than Xavi? I wouldn’t.You’re questioning Ten Hag as a top manager yet you’ve got fecking Xavi in the top 10 despite being at Barca for 5 minutes.
Ok, pull them out and put in Zidane and Luis Enrique… my point is that ETH might not even be in the top 10 of current managers…
Xavi, Sarri and Alegri top ten in the world? really?!
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That makes zero sensePoch's experience in what exactly? Being a nearly man that's won the square root of bugger all? If so he'd fit perfectly here I suppose
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Isn’t this exactly what happened with lopetegui? He arranged to go to Madrid after the euros and they sacked him before it?
Might as well add Mourinho if you're taking the trophy route.
Sarri ? Allegri ? Carlo ? What the hell ? How long have you been out of football ?
What part doesn't make sense?
Any of it really unless you were being sarcastic
Telling of what?
Might be wrong but I think the main issues were that he agreed the deal in secret without informing the national team, and that he did it in the week leading up to the competition
