Reports suggest that he is being backed by the hierarchy, but I can't believe Levy's trigger finger isn't getting increasingly twitchy with each passing game.It’s a matter of when, not if. Death by a thousand cuts.
Reports suggest that he is being backed by the hierarchy, but I can't believe Levy's trigger finger isn't getting increasingly twitchy with each passing game.It’s a matter of when, not if. Death by a thousand cuts.
Reports suggest that he is being backed by the hierarchy, but I can't believe Levy's trigger finger isn't getting increasingly twitchy with each passing game.
Reports suggest that he is being backed by the hierarchy, but I can't believe Levy's trigger finger isn't getting increasingly twitchy with each passing game.
My preference is he stays and changes things rather than sacking him but if we don’t start winning league games consistently then we won’t have a choice. In still for now as sacking him will just let Levy off the hook for another 18 months.
what does not sacking him do to Levy?
He will get to the end of the season IMO because we have nowhere to go now in the league, but he loses his job unless he has some kind of upward trajectory, I just don't see the board backing him in the summer based on losing as many as we win
It should put him under pressure because it would be yet another failed managerial appointment.
He will get to the end of the season IMO because we have nowhere to go now in the league, but he loses his job unless he has some kind of upward trajectory, I just don't see the board backing him in the summer based on losing as many as we win
We've still got cups we could do something in.He will get to the end of the season IMO because we have nowhere to go now in the league, but he loses his job unless he has some kind of upward trajectory, I just don't see the board backing him in the summer based on losing as many as we win
It should put him under pressure because it would be yet another failed managerial appointment.
We could, but then we aren't going to playing the top two teams in the league for 6 of the 9 points.we could drop like a stone from here, picking up 1 point from every 9 isn't going to cut it
No single game should be a decider of whether someone should get the sack or not. He’s either on course to do as mandated, or he’s not. Of course, there will be a tipping point - but it won’t be “because we lost one game”.Boards tend to back their managers right up to the moment that they don’t.
I’ve been saying for a week or so that the Liverpool semi first leg is a pivotal moment. If he loses that in a way that suggests we need a miracle in the second leg then he’s gone, I think.
We could, but then we aren't going to playing the top two teams in the league for 6 of the 9 points.
Probably not going by our historyAll well and good but at Liverpool he inherited a nearly finished product and good squad. He would have needed to so the same as Ange at Spurs and totally refresh the squad in a budget. Who knows if he would have been any good.
You don't hire Mourinho or Conte if you have an integrated youth development program.They've better managed their home grown, club trained and locally trained quotas over the years. We have to register players like Whiteman, Austin, Gray, Lankshear etc in the Europa squad and even if we had went out and bought a couple of more "men" in the summer, they'd quite possibly not been able up be registered in the Europa League squad as a result of this issue.
When "just shut up and back the manager Levy" comes back to bite hard when we've had several seasons of short term managers in Mourinho and Conte that don't care about the club's future and don't want to work with kids.
We could, but then we aren't going to playing the top two teams in the league for 6 of the 9 points.
You don't hire Mourinho or Conte if you have an integrated youth development program.
It should never shut up and back the manager. It should be pick the right type of coach that fits your club ethos and the plan going forward. Neither of the guys you mentioned matched Spurs in the first place.