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Tim Sherwood…gone \o/
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Well he's Jamie's best mate, and Redknapp spoke very fatherly of him when he originally appointed him.
I've also noticed, like AVB very consciously tried to dampen the Mourinho associations by speaking about Bobby Robson, Timmeh is doing the same re Redknapp with Dalglesh.
I posted the link above. They ran Icon Magazine - a lifestyle magazine for footballers. Apparently Timmeh was very hands on with it. It went very bankrupt.
He was only about 16 when he did it though. Pretty impressive no matter how far down the FIFA rankings they might be.
what i mean is: you often refer to them as mentor/apprentice - i was just interested to know whether this is anything more than Sherwood being appointed in his role at Spurs whilst Redknapp was here and it's a case of 2+2 = Relegation fears () or that there's more too it than that - have they worked together previously? spoken about each other publicly in those terms etc
Well he's Jamie's best mate, and Redknapp spoke very fatherly of him when he originally appointed him.
I've also noticed, like AVB very consciously tried to dampen the Mourinho associations by speaking about Bobby Robson, Timmeh is doing the same re Redknapp with Dalglesh.
I posted the link above. They ran Icon Magazine - a lifestyle magazine for footballers. Apparently Timmeh was very hands on with it. It went very bankrupt.
He was only about 16 when he did it though. Pretty impressive no matter how far down the FIFA rankings they might be.
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indianspur
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
that was his point, but i dont see how AVB managing the British Virgin Islands for one year at the age of 21 is a credible example....to back up his point surely he could have found a better one
that was his point, but i dont see how AVB managing the British Virgin Islands for one year at the age of 21 is a credible example....to back up his point surely he could have found a better one
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indianspur
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
16 years old??? he only lasted a year didnt he? what happened, the British Virgin Islands people got disillusioned by the possession based tactics and lack of chances created?
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
maybe but seeings as it was our previous manager it was probably the first which leaped to mind.
how about Jurgen Klinsmann then, for a better example - has managed both Germany and the USA and he's not even 50 years old
maybe but seeings as it was our previous manager it was probably the first which leaped to mind.
how about Jurgen Klinsmann then, for a better example - has managed both Germany and the USA and he's not even 50 years old
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indianspur
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
there you go, also Rijkaard was 36 when he took the Holland job, Van Basten was just 40 when he managed Holland. Im sure there are more examples too
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Ferguson managed Scotland early in his career.
Ferguson managed Scotland early in his career.
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John Gorman
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Not really, no. The only 'class' he's trapped in is in your mind. Your prejudice has taken his accent and converted that into some rigid social structure from which he can never escape, despite his obvious talents. Not only that, but your imagination then elevates you to some higher social level from which you can look down with pity on the poor unfortunate soul.
And comparing an estuary accent with motor neurone disease is frankly disturbing.
I almost pity you.
Seeing it all from block 29.
Not really, no. The only 'class' he's trapped in is in your mind. Your prejudice has taken his accent and converted that into some rigid social structure from which he can never escape, despite his obvious talents. Not only that, but your imagination then elevates you to some higher social level from which you can look down with pity on the poor unfortunate soul.
And comparing an estuary accent with motor neurone disease is frankly disturbing.
I almost pity you.
Seeing it all from block 29.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Come on…you have to be joking? You cannot be serious!
Come on…you have to be joking? You cannot be serious!
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
The class he's trapped in is very real. Not sure if you grew up in England but it's the main method of categorising people in this country.
And no, he can't escape, hence the pity. If he's really careful his kids can though.
I think the comparison is valid, they're both unfortunate accidents of birth that one would avoid given the chance.
The class he's trapped in is very real. Not sure if you grew up in England but it's the main method of categorising people in this country.
And no, he can't escape, hence the pity. If he's really careful his kids can though.
I think the comparison is valid, they're both unfortunate accidents of birth that one would avoid given the chance.
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John Gorman
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Right you are, Victorian Dad. Now haven't you got some children or domestic types in need of a good thrashing?
Seeing it all from block 29.
Right you are, Victorian Dad. Now haven't you got some children or domestic types in need of a good thrashing?
Seeing it all from block 29.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
What incredible, and myopic, snobbery! In fact, how sad! The avenues of company you have limited yourself to if you follow such a self-imposed dictate! I detect a certain hint of Dylan Moran-esque dryness, a verbal flourish of the dry-cracker tail if you will…let me ask you. Does someone with a Geordie accent automatically belong to a 'lower class'? At what point does 'accent' become of a 'class' which is commensurate with 'respect' as you deem it?
Quite frankly Sherwood can sound like Ian Beale on steroids as long as he shows his intelligence on the pitch and in the manager's office.
What incredible, and myopic, snobbery! In fact, how sad! The avenues of company you have limited yourself to if you follow such a self-imposed dictate! I detect a certain hint of Dylan Moran-esque dryness, a verbal flourish of the dry-cracker tail if you will…let me ask you. Does someone with a Geordie accent automatically belong to a 'lower class'? At what point does 'accent' become of a 'class' which is commensurate with 'respect' as you deem it?
Quite frankly Sherwood can sound like Ian Beale on steroids as long as he shows his intelligence on the pitch and in the manager's office.
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Answered an earlier post of yours matey…we will have to agree to disagree…except I think you're wrong to feel like that!!!!:lol:
Answered an earlier post of yours matey…we will have to agree to disagree…except I think you're wrong to feel like that!!!!:lol:
