parklane1
Tony Galvin
Well Gold has spread so much brick around over the last few weeks that sooner or later he is bound to get s omething right.
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Next Manager?
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Well Gold has spread so much brick around over the last few weeks that sooner or later he is bound to get s omething right.
I also wonder if this manager was always an "interim"
- Give the DoF time to do the rebuild
- Give the stadium cash time to build up
- Get back into respectable finishing positions
- Next manager is push on.
That said, if it was always an interim play, we should have done this earlier ..
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
All passed on in good faith mate, don’t shoot the messenger, these things are complicated, blue and yellow…
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Tbh i don't see anyone getting us more than that next season. Liverpool look the weakest of the top 4. Can't see us getting above them or utd. Chelsea and city lol.
I'd take a 5th placed finish now! I think we have a lot of work to do in the market this summer and am not convinced we'll get what we need
OK, last season we hit the woodwork about a million times and we also had Jose holding us back, but we also had that period in the autumn when Kane and Son were untouchable. Therefore I think our finishing position was roughly fair, and I'm not sure we'll be stronger this coming year
December and jan killed us. 9 games each month with all the qualifiers for europa just sapped our energy.
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
I just love the profile of Spurs supports. Initially underwhelmed, we get onboard and are ever the optimists. On this board especially, we tend not to be from an entitled background. We have never really tasted great success, so we're happy to be in for the ride.
Nuno was highly regarded. He has punched well above Wolves weight. He's young, should be hungry and knows the league very well. I think he'll work well with the existing Spurs team, but he isn't a massive change from Mourinho. Still he is more progressive hopefully and will see us playing better football.
All that said, it is possible the club is still talking to other candidates, even if they have Santo lined up.
Other bonuses. He already has a work permit and might even be in the country (meaning no quarantine). He can hit the job running.
Did his backroom staff leave with him from wolves? Think we were looking at one when fonsecca was in talks.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
We had a lot to fans not that long ago saying that they liked wolves and they were “better than us”
But I really don’t think he is the right man for us
Potter please Levy
But I really don’t think he is the right man for us
Potter please Levy
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Absolutely. I think it's the first sign we've had of how broke pretty much every club in the continent actually is.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Some similarities with Poch.
I'd expect any average manager to get us Europa League football?
I guess the question with him & Wolves is - did he get Wolves performing above their level or not? On paper they had a good team that should have been in and around the positions they finished under him imo
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
People (not necessarily you, admittedly) forget that we really weren't far off finishing 4th, despite our (mostly) disastrous form post Christmas. A bit less trying to hang on to 1-0 leads and we'd be looking forward to CL football next season.
Sure, it was an odd season and it's only because of Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool having below-par times too that we got a look-in, but the point stands. It shouldn't take a miracle to get us top 4 next season -- with our resources and squad, 5th-7th should be considered par and nothing more.
What about their squads and resources? It won't take a miracle to get top 4 but it will need one of the top 4 teams to underachieve and us to overachieve. We can hope for it, but we can't expect it. 5th would be a good finish for us next season.
Some of our fans seem to think, if we spend £100m. Then we can jump from 7th to 4th (or higher). Forgetting the other teams will spend aswell. Also that if we sell our "deadwood" and replace them. The replacements will automatically be better than who they replaced. Or that they will hit the ground running. Modric, son and others took a while to come good for us. Even longer for fans to appreciate them.
5th place finish would be good for us next season. Anything higher brilliant. 6-8th meh. 9th or lower, terrible.
That's how i see it at least.
5th place finish would be good for us next season. Anything higher brilliant. 6-8th meh. 9th or lower, terrible.
That's how i see it at least.
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
Utd are brick imho.