Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Anyone But Tim
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Simple poll: who do want managing Tottenham Hotspur FC next season?
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Anyone But Tim
Roland Beurre
Richard Gough
ABT = anyone but Tim. Very droll, but haven't TLA-monikered managers had their day? Or should we be considering Paolo di Canio? 
Rob
Peter Taylor
Yep, I reckon if that was an option there would be a worrying trend towards it.... :-/
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Surprising to me.
Who our manager will be next season is one of the Spurs related issues I care the most about right now. This season is essentially over, but there's a lot of potential for next season and most likely some good transfer deals available to be done come the summer. But the key to all that will be the managerial decision.
Rob
Peter Taylor
Yeah it's a very "un-me" type of comment but I feel I can validate it to some extent at least. I can probably give arguments on either side as to the pros and cons of each manager, and I'm not disputing that LVG is among the most attractive options for next season, but also I would like to see Timmy continue and be a success, as much as I'm still torn between my opinion on his qualities as a manager. Plus I'm sick of sacking managers, even though I've agreed with the previous 3or4 occupants being dismissed. It's just got to the point where I'm feeling a bit disillusioned even though I'm reassuring myself with our record against the lower 15 teams in the league and our obvious (if not constant, steady) improvement over the past 15 years in pretty much all areas plus our new stadium (date tbc).... I've got to the point where I miss Harry's plan A when it worked and even if I know we need a manager with a plan B (in the way that BR has adjusted tactics and formation to good effect - you can argue that Suarez makes it easier but he also had a Plan D for when Suarez is out of the team which has also reaped rewards) I also feel that I want to see beautiful football or a wonderfully talented match winning footballer. I don't care how we achieve that, I simply haven't enjoyed a lot our games this season and I want to feel unbeatable again like we have at times in previous seasons. Whoever is the manager, I don't care if they can deliver this.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Agree, I feel my soul has been sucked from me. Nail in the coffin is both Liverpool and Everton doing well in the 25th Anniversary year. UTD winnng last year in Fergies retirement year, only for his team to drop 20pts+ of the pace this year. Things just are not sitting right for me. :|
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
A much better question to ask is who you'd take if LvG falls through.
I guess most would say Ancellotti, but it's by no means certain he'd be available/wants England again/would come to Spurs. If that's correct, then Levy would have a really tricky decision if it's not LvG.
Do you drop down and pick a 3rd or 4th choice candidate who you know would be below the tier of elites like LvG and CA? Do you then back that guy financially/emotionally/time-wise, knowing deep down that he's not really what you want? And how would that atmosphere undermine the whole mood around the new coach?
This is why I think all you guys hoping to see the back of TS need to be a bit concerned. Because if I was Levy and couldn't get LvG, and assuming Ancellotti isn't available, I wouldn't be happy with any of the other candidates. At which point, Sherwood becomes the obvious choice, because Levy wouldn't have to suffer the emotional upheaval of getting some 3rd-choice foreigner in and then worrying about having to sack him after he's spent £Xm. At least with Sherwood he'd be easy to sack, he wouldn't demand massive xfer funds, you already know the guy, he'd be a smooth transition over summer, he could be sold to the fans by Levy as "a brave experiment in promoting youth from within" etc. etc. etc.
That's why I think the only real candidates are LvG, Ancellotti and Sherwood. Rafa maybe if he suddenly become free. The rest of the field? I don't think any of them are going to happen.
I guess most would say Ancellotti, but it's by no means certain he'd be available/wants England again/would come to Spurs. If that's correct, then Levy would have a really tricky decision if it's not LvG.
Do you drop down and pick a 3rd or 4th choice candidate who you know would be below the tier of elites like LvG and CA? Do you then back that guy financially/emotionally/time-wise, knowing deep down that he's not really what you want? And how would that atmosphere undermine the whole mood around the new coach?
This is why I think all you guys hoping to see the back of TS need to be a bit concerned. Because if I was Levy and couldn't get LvG, and assuming Ancellotti isn't available, I wouldn't be happy with any of the other candidates. At which point, Sherwood becomes the obvious choice, because Levy wouldn't have to suffer the emotional upheaval of getting some 3rd-choice foreigner in and then worrying about having to sack him after he's spent £Xm. At least with Sherwood he'd be easy to sack, he wouldn't demand massive xfer funds, you already know the guy, he'd be a smooth transition over summer, he could be sold to the fans by Levy as "a brave experiment in promoting youth from within" etc. etc. etc.
That's why I think the only real candidates are LvG, Ancellotti and Sherwood. Rafa maybe if he suddenly become free. The rest of the field? I don't think any of them are going to happen.
in order of preference
MOURINHO
GUARDIOLA
LVG
FDB
DIEGO SIMEONE
in order of best of rest
POCHETTINO
BIELSA (even tho Pochettino is his under study, Poch has PL experience and I assume speaks better english
MARTINEZ
CAPELLO
ARRY!
Don't want Ancelotti, Klopp is over-rated and Benitez will get bullied by Mourinho.
Can anybody educated me on Favre? Whats his style? I know zero about him but his name keeps popping up
MOURINHO
GUARDIOLA
LVG
FDB
DIEGO SIMEONE
in order of best of rest
POCHETTINO
BIELSA (even tho Pochettino is his under study, Poch has PL experience and I assume speaks better english
MARTINEZ
CAPELLO
ARRY!
Don't want Ancelotti, Klopp is over-rated and Benitez will get bullied by Mourinho.
Can anybody educated me on Favre? Whats his style? I know zero about him but his name keeps popping up
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