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Next Spurs manager mega-thread
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The Moonlit Knight
Banned
Yardstick. Last Manager always is.
milo
Jack L. Jones
He's bought a designer coat, a sun bed and a copy of Inverting the Pyramid and the club are making a big announcement on Sunday
Naughton16
Clive Wilson
Let's face it, Saggy face is basically a bit of a conman. His skill is convincing chairmen to continually splash out on those mythical 1 or 2 players that will take them to the next level. In addition he surrounds himself with loyal cronies making it more difficult and expensive to fire him when things go tits up.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Kingdawson
Banned
yeh just a week late. SSN make me sick.
NorwegianSpursFan
Neil Ruddock
http://www.teamtalk.com/news/2483/7850995/Spurs-closing-in-on-Villas-Boas
Tottenham could make former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas their new manager as early as this weekend, according to reports.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is ready to give the Portuguese a second crack at Premier League management just four months after the end of his short spell at Chelsea.
Villas-Boas is as short as 1/14 to replace Harry Redknapp, and Tottenham cleared the decks for his arrival by confirming the departures of coaches Joe Jordan and Kevin Bond on Thursday.
Gareth Bale's decision to extend his deal will be welcome, but the former Porto boss has a fight on his hands to keep Luka Modric.
Modric is again being linked with Real Madrid and is on record saying he wants to leave for a club in the Champions League.
But, according to former Real star Guti, the Croatian is not good enough for the Bernabeu.
"He hasn't even been the key man for Tottenham," Guti said. "I don't think he's done enough to play for Madrid."
Tottenham could make former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas their new manager as early as this weekend, according to reports.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is ready to give the Portuguese a second crack at Premier League management just four months after the end of his short spell at Chelsea.
Villas-Boas is as short as 1/14 to replace Harry Redknapp, and Tottenham cleared the decks for his arrival by confirming the departures of coaches Joe Jordan and Kevin Bond on Thursday.
Gareth Bale's decision to extend his deal will be welcome, but the former Porto boss has a fight on his hands to keep Luka Modric.
Modric is again being linked with Real Madrid and is on record saying he wants to leave for a club in the Champions League.
But, according to former Real star Guti, the Croatian is not good enough for the Bernabeu.
"He hasn't even been the key man for Tottenham," Guti said. "I don't think he's done enough to play for Madrid."
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
Rofl "as early as this weekend". Yeah we've wasted no time in getting our business wrapped up this season
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Maybe we havent, maybe this is the earliest it could be done for contractual reasons?
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
Good point - it's the latter I would have thought. Private company can do as it pleases, notwithstanding respecting gardening leave for AVB or tapping-up players etc. No other obligations that I can see.
metalgear
Luka Modric
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/1119483/harry-redknapp-in-dark-over-luka-modric?cc=4716
Regarding his own exit from White Hart Lane, Redknapp said: "I would obviously love to have stayed. Things were going well. There was no hint of me leaving, to be fair. But it is up to the chairman and the owner.
"It is their club, if they feel they want to go down a different route. Maybe they want to get someone in where they can get more people involved in who they sign and who they do not sign, that is up to them. It is their club."
The return of the DOF.
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indianspur
Guest
and the end of the constant dithering from an old codger...
I need TP for my bunghole
There isn't going to be a DoF in the way some people see it, a backstabbing **** that buys players the manager doesn't want.
There WILL be a manager who has a better idea of what kind of players he wants for his team and is able to back up his case when Levy asks for reasoning, rather than phrases like 'one or two more players to take it to the next level' and 'he's triffic lad, top top player'.
There WILL be a manager who has a better idea of what kind of players he wants for his team and is able to back up his case when Levy asks for reasoning, rather than phrases like 'one or two more players to take it to the next level' and 'he's triffic lad, top top player'.
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indianspur
Guest
and a manager more sympathetic to the clubs wishes to invest in younger players...both sides will be on the same wavelength
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
Nope.
We need to move away from being this poxy little club which gets excited about winning brick competitions like 'The Europa League'. It's seriously fudging embarrassing. We seriously need to concentrate on the league; make THAT our bread n butter - DEMAND progress and higher standards. That's the only way that - over the long term - we'll grow as a football club.
The league must be our priority. However, just because Uefa have completely devalued the competition doesn't mean we should dismiss it. We've got a great history in the comp and I, for one, would like to win it again.