1. Competing in the PL is different to the Bundesliga - significant resources are a necessity (and weren't RB Leipzig big spenders relative to the competition?).
He was at Hoffenhaim too remember? His work there got him the step up to RBL. His work there with less cash than at Bayern got him the step up to Bayern too.
2. Agreed. Still, the PL is a completely different landscape than when Poch was able to build his 'project' at Spurs.
It is. Yet still Nagglesmann is a different class of manager to Poch. I'd back him to squeeze outta Spurs the kinda leap of improvement Arteta has gotten from Arsenal between January of last season and now.
3. Meh, it's very much a mixed bag. It needs significant overhaul, particularly to build a squad in his image. The best players are winding down. Kane has one year left, Lloris is done, Son's star has dramatically faded and then there's the likes of Hojbjerg and Kulusevski who are definitely useful. Beyond that, it's largely underwhelming.
Lloris can be replaced cheaper than you think. Son is just having a dip. He has reliable men like Bentancur, Davies, Hoijbjerg and Kulusevski. So much more can be gotten out of the likes of Richarlyson, Romero, Rodon, Dier, Sanchez, Ssesegnon and Bissouma to name a few The likes of Djed Spence and Udogie will be on the books in the summer. Parrot, Sarr and Skipp can be developed further. Bentancur and Kulusevski too. Not to mention if Kane chose to go the funds can be reinvested wisely even If youngsters were bought instead RBL style. Honestly in the hands of a Nagglesmann I'd day they'd be more reason for optimism than a 'meh' diagnosis for their future and their current squad.
4. Who are the young talents? I genuinely don't know so interested to learn more.
There are the known ones like Spence, Sarr and Sssegnon. They have Udogie from Udinese a potential star left back/wing back of the future. Teenagee Dane Scarlett is an interesting propsect of a forward in right hands.
6. They might not having a winning culture, but there's absolutely an expectation of success despite spending less than teams around them.
. I can't fault them for it to be fair. In my view over the last 6 seasons they have had the tools to win an fa or cabrao cup if they had really gone for it. Save for Mourinho. Their managers never took domestic cups seriously enough
7. Agreed that competing in the PL would be a good experience, but there's a huge margin for error at Spurs whereas taking a job in Italy/PSG/potentially Madrid(?) would be a much safer option at this juncture in his career.
Personally I believe the two most unsafe jobs are PSG and Real Madrid. The margin for error is non existent and the expectations are sky high. That job suits best already established and experienced bosses with Huge winning CVS. Anyone inexperienced or without a massive CV gets chewed up and spat out. Which could be career suicide. I mean just look how Poche pre PSG went from being wanted up and down as first choice to being second or third choice for top jobs, post PSG