I’m pretty sure if you hire McDermott, Poch will know without Woody calling him up.
A serious look at Mauricio Pochettino
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Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
He is my number one choice and personally I don't think he'll end up here but stop claiming this as fact when none of us really know wether he is or not. There is always a chance he might be.
Dont know of that was a joke I didnt get
but I think we need as many people the scenes as possible to make it work mayeDon't see much wrong with Spurs not wanting to entertain questions about United. I also don't see why United should "find their own Pochettino"
Southampton fans probably said the same when you nabbed him. Not saying he'll come here, but it's hypocritical at the very least.
Southampton fans probably said the same when you nabbed him. Not saying he'll come here, but it's hypocritical at the very least.
Not my choice but equally I have no realistic alternative either. I'm still a bit of a football romantic, and would love a Eddie H getting a chance but will never happen....
Spurs have won the same number of league titles as Burnley, Derby, Preston and Portsmouth; and have won less league titles than Blackburn, Huddersfield, Wolves, Newcastle and Sunderland.
The difference in status between United and Spurs is vast; regardless of whether or not you want to admit it. United are the biggest club in the country and Spurs are aren't even in the top three in their own city.
I believe John McDermott is the one United are after. Terry is the afro/tashed scouser who used to be assistant manager at Newcastle.Dont know of that was a joke I didnt get
Top 4 has been a massive aim for is the last 6 years so hopefully someone like him should take us back yo where we should with the ambition to change for the big honours mate challenging
I think the joke is Terry McDermott was one of Liverpool's star players in the 70s. The guy at Spurs is John McDermott.Dont know of that was a joke I didnt get
What has this Jardim of a guy done that a lot are putting him in the mix?
Also I don't want Pochettino, horribly overrated serial loser who will be exposed for what he is in United.
I prefer Zidane, get him and help him get all his transfer targets.
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Oh I understand now
. Thanks for informing me mateThanks mate
. His playing carrer was a bit before my time.Tottenham were traditionally a cup team back when the FA Cup meant very nearly as much as the League title. All the Cup wins don't look as impressive nowadays but they meant much more when they were won.
Plus it's just such a dishonest argument. If you average out League positions for the entire history of English league football Tottenham are 5th whereas most of those teams aren't comparable at all. Spurs have underachieved in league titles but have been competing at the top of the top tier league way more than any of them.
Although I'm used to these dishonest arguments because that's all people want to do these days, belittle the club.
I was baffled by the overwhelming clamour for Mourinho two seasons ago, and I'm a bit perplexed about the unanimity around Pochettino now. Seems a bit like people telling themselves for the sake of their own sanity that the person being touted as most likely must be the best guy for the job.
I've got nothing against Pochettino but my gut feeling is that he's someone who would make us very competitive for top four but not more than that. I don't see him as someone who is going to get us ahead of the competition, though he would probably pull us back a bit closer. Maybe that's just a realistic ambition given our current circumstances and I am asking too much, but having seen the improvements at Liverpool under Klopp I would sooner see us take a chance on someone who seems like they are at the cutting edge, tactically. I'm not convinced that that person is Pochettino.
I've got nothing against Pochettino but my gut feeling is that he's someone who would make us very competitive for top four but not more than that. I don't see him as someone who is going to get us ahead of the competition, though he would probably pull us back a bit closer. Maybe that's just a realistic ambition given our current circumstances and I am asking too much, but having seen the improvements at Liverpool under Klopp I would sooner see us take a chance on someone who seems like they are at the cutting edge, tactically. I'm not convinced that that person is Pochettino.
I think every team feels as a similar sort of feeling to a get a certain degree e.g. gets in inknown/tune.wantedmanager haddoes the business then someone bigger devices we'll take a bit of that. Thanks for showing us how good a manager they are.
Famous during the 90s as Keegan's assistant.Thanks mate
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ad about him which gives good analalysishttps://www.fourfourtwo.com/performance/training/leonardo-jardims-management-masterclass
http://outsideoftheboot.com/2017/09/19/tactical-philosophy-leonardo-jardim/.
Hope you find then interesting mate.
Also you may like this https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8Eh5yRs76Ws&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiTp9qGuLPfAhXtQRUIHQHSBwcQtwIwAXoECAkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0CqIwKRsSmgkUrKw_Rg3Hw
Can’t say I blame the spurs fans for getting a bit fecked off in this thread, in fact I think most are very balanced in their posting.
It would be a hammer blow if they lost Poch. He’s clearly loved by the players, I’m sure many of them would consider their futures if he upped and left.
It would be a hammer blow if they lost Poch. He’s clearly loved by the players, I’m sure many of them would consider their futures if he upped and left.
If anything Southampton should be feeling that though, not Spurs. They took a chance on an unknown manager (by English standards anyway) who'd just been sacked by Espanyol after leaving them in last place in La Liga. Then Spurs nicked him when they saw how good a job he'd done at Southampton, and now get funny about it being done to them.
I agree on that one mate they must feel terrible. They built his the man back up when he must have been at one of the lowest points on his career.
To be sacked by the club you spent the majority of your playing career at whilst at the bottom of the league, his confidence must have been shattered.
It was a big gamble to take and luckily they had the balls to try it and it worked for them
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None of this changes the truth of what I posted, namely that Spurs in relation to United is not in the same category as S'hampton in relation to Liverpool. Since the Berbatov saga more than 10 years ago, United have not succeeded in poaching any player away from Spurs ... and neither will you succeed in poaching Pochettino.
The status of United is not what it used to be.
It is getting a lot harder to pick top players from a top team.
Years ago we could have gave them a financial incentive they couldn't refuse.
Nowadays it is getting extremely hard to get players off rivals as the have financially s0 much might to say no.
True.
Not with the pressure that spend brings.
Spurs could finish fifth this season, would he be under pressure from the sack? Of course not.
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Warnock, so your gonna sack OGS now, what a clown Warnock is.
Tomorrow’s papers are apparently going to be Perez wants Poch, Bale in exchange. What an odd game football is right now.
Do a bit of goggling and see why Poch left the Saints.
Can't you just tell me if you know?
Mourinho actually did finish 5th the season before last, but wasn't sacked, despite spending a lot more than Spurs/Pochettino, which runs a coach and horses through your argument.
Honestly I dont wanna seem like a cnut, but I already have a couple of times. Basically the saints owner died, his daughter took over, the CEO resigned (he brought Poch there), because she didn’t have the same idea her father did. Then their best players got sold off one by one, it was well documented at the time.
Poch didn’t just jump ship, there was a lot more to it.
Fair enough. I remember something about that now I come to think of it.
Nearly everyone thinks he will be at Utd next season apart from Spurs fans, obviously.
Just streamed the Sunday Supplement and 2 of their 3 journos think he will be at Utd next season.
This is done.
Just streamed the Sunday Supplement and 2 of their 3 journos think he will be at Utd next season.
This is done.
Don’t see Poch staying if Utd, Real or teams at that level come along. Not sure there are any more rungs to climb at Spurs, their level now is pretty much their ceiling. They’re generally consistent so if all the others have bad seasons maybe they can benefit one year. But they’re averaging 80 to 85 points per season, which is 10 to 15 points less than they need and I don’t see that gap being bridged.
Only questions are when, and which country he prefers.
Only questions are when, and which country he prefers.
United have averaged just 70 points per season since Fergie retired, which is a level below Spurs ... a gap that will only widen this season. So the case for saying that United are at a higher level in footballing terms doesn't stand up. It's living in the past to claim otherwise.
We could be 17th come end of season and Poch will still be ours. We’re Man Utd, you’re Spurs.
It'd just be typical Spurs for us to get Poch and they get ten Hag and carry on as usual.
Dream on. As we approach the summer, the reality will start to dawn on you.
Not only you are correct but gardening leaves are also limited in time, it's an exceptional clause that goes against the right for employment. I would have to specifically check UK employment laws but you generally need to be well compensated and it needs to be relatively short, otherwise the clause(if it's a clause) could be voided.
Though, it's important to remember that employers can demand a compensation when an employee terminates his contract without cause.
Surely Poch will rule it out long before then?
Not taking about on the pitch results of the last few years. Talking about the size of the club and its commensurate ceiling.
Between 1999 and 2003 Deportivo finished above Barcelona four times in a row. But they were never the bigger club, and Depor could never have achieved that Barca did after that. Same is true for Spurs and United. Spurs have performed better on average in recent years, but United have the capacity to be at the apex in world football, Spurs don’t.