Rangnick with Levy won't work. There would be fights every minutes
Next Spurs manager?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
It must be a great honour for Erik Ten Haag to be linked with a European Super League club. It's a shame for Spurs that they're Spurs and Bayern are Bayern because Nagelsmann would have been an exciting option.
Same, I've never understood the dislike for him. What is it you don't like about him @balaks? Seems to be a good manager focused on the job and doesn't create negativity or embarrass the club he works for.
Was Ten Haag sacked by Ajax or left on his own accord?
Ten Haag hasn't left Ajax and is in no danger of being sacked.
What’s Pardew up to these days? Him and Spurs seems quite a good fit.
Glen Hoddle surely?
If he thinks BT Sport was bad for his heart, wait until he sees Davinson Sanchez.
All right i must have confused him with someone else
You are thinking of Peter BoszAll right i must have confused him with someone else
What about Weasley?
It would be the same with Conte, Biesla, Sarri and Benitez no?
Spurs would have been better off if they kept Poch.
This is assuming he wanted to stay of course.
But if their ambition is to win major trophies Levy will need to spend more.
This is assuming he wanted to stay of course.
But if their ambition is to win major trophies Levy will need to spend more.
Well, they just fired Snape. Cornelius Fudge is their man.
They really fecked up Sacking poch. Brendon would have been a great choice, but tbh he's probably got a more complete squad for his style of play at Leicester who are doing fantastically.
Maybe if the squad was more developed Potter would be a good fit but considering they need a rebuild a more experienced manager is needed.
Eddie Howe makes some sense if they can't tempt a bigger name from Europe which seems likely to be the case with several very attractive jobs opening up. I simply don't get the Graham Potter hype though, I know he has been the trendy name for a few years now but in terms of results he has been woeful in English football. He went to Swansea and did nothing with them for a year before ditching them for Brighton and for the last two years he has managed to do no better than Chris Houghton did at Brighton but for some reason he is the messiah. I don't think he is the messiah, he is a very naughty boy. Sean Dyche could coach rings around him but won't get a look in because he doesn't fit the profile Levy wants even though none of that sorry shower would be giving less than 100% with the ginger Mourinho on the touchline.
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It's probably going to be Ten Hag in the end, makes most sense I guess (still can be classified as younger coach at 50 years old, style of play, won trophies even though it's been with Ajax but also got them to UCL Semis few years ago and was seconds away from final literally).
Go on. Then we can deal with Spurs for Kane when Ten Hag wants DVB.
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The meeting went well then.
I'm sure the meeting at least was very useful to have in the bag as he sat down with Ajax to discuss an extension.
I can’t see any of the promising up and coming managers wanting to go there. It doesn’t seem like a good platform for taking your managerial career to the next level. I’m not surprised that Rodgers, Ten Hag etc aren’t interested.
And this isn’t meant to be a jab at Spurs, just that the overall situation the club is in right now with respect to finances and playing staff isn’t exactly ideal, and especially if Kane/Son push to leave, Spurs might go into a bit of a lull that will take some time and effort to get out of.
And this isn’t meant to be a jab at Spurs, just that the overall situation the club is in right now with respect to finances and playing staff isn’t exactly ideal, and especially if Kane/Son push to leave, Spurs might go into a bit of a lull that will take some time and effort to get out of.
Only one bald headed bloke can run the show at Spurs.
Can't see why they wouldn't keep Jose till the end of the season if they didn't have somebody lined up
Quite entertaining to see who is gonna turn them down next
Quite entertaining to see who is gonna turn them down next
The options are getting more limited.
I wonder what managers they are
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I doubt they will even consider him but I'd like to see dyche given a top job
Tactics Tim Sherwood back for round 2
Romano with another round of random BS that any of us could have been informed enough to claim
Who's the favourite ?
They need to give it to Howe and be done with it, he‘ll get them playing the right way.
He definitively deserves a shot at a job like this.
I always thought the football he had Bournemouth playing was really good, it would be interesting to see what he would do with better players.
These lot are up shit's creak without a paddle. I just had a quick cursory glace over at the Fight Cock and they are all rather upset. To be fair, no manager seems to want anything to do with them. Roberto Martinez and Gareth Southgate are two names being bandied about, which would be fecking hilarious. Graham Potter seems like the best available option at this point..?
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