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Next Spurs Manager v.2
- Thread starter Gutter Boy
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Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
I remember them breaking that Bale wanted to **** off and hoped it bs...
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Hotspur Related @HotspurRelated 3 min
Journalist @SimonPeach informed no truth in LVG appointed Tottenham manager within next 48 hours. #THFC
Journalist @SimonPeach informed no truth in LVG appointed Tottenham manager within next 48 hours. #THFC
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Same story here (which pre-dates TalkSport, so is likely its source):
van Gaal announcement in 48 hrs
A good few whispers tonight that Louis van Gaal will be confirmed as our new manager for next season, before this coming weekend.
Daniel Levy is believed to be desperate to finalise the almost completed and stop any Manchester United shaped hurdle in the process.
http://spursdreamer.blogspot.no/2014/04/van-gaal-announcement-in-48-hrs.html
Spurmac1974
Reto Ziegler
I think we are heading off disaster with this appointment if it happens........he is a nutjob! Just found these quotes from after he left Munich.....'This is what club president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had to say at the time.'
‘Football should be enjoyable but there has been nothing enjoyable about football for quite a while. To say he had players behind him is a myth. Problems were created which were totally unnecessary and which have ripped the club to pieces.’
Ouch. Player Luca Toni also revealed that Van Gaal dropped his trousers in front of the squad to demonstrate he had the ‘balls’ to axe any player from the starting line-up.
‘Football should be enjoyable but there has been nothing enjoyable about football for quite a while. To say he had players behind him is a myth. Problems were created which were totally unnecessary and which have ripped the club to pieces.’
Ouch. Player Luca Toni also revealed that Van Gaal dropped his trousers in front of the squad to demonstrate he had the ‘balls’ to axe any player from the starting line-up.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Football is ideally about glory through playing football in the right manner. If LVG can get results & good performances, I don't care what he says or does with the squad. Sometimes perhaps players need a waking up, even if the dropping of trousers does seem excessive.
If he did that in the Spurs dressing room, and then we beat Chelsea, who would complain?
Unorthodox tactics but let's hope that they bring good levels if success.
If he did that in the Spurs dressing room, and then we beat Chelsea, who would complain?
Unorthodox tactics but let's hope that they bring good levels if success.
Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
He isn't going to please 100% of people, who is?
Baleforce
Les Bennett
the right guy
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
The right guy will never please everybody.
Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
What's that a referral to? I probably should know but...
There will still be people moaning we could have scored more if he'd only used their favoured lineup instead or didn't promote enough youth or any other minuscule reason to not be completely satisfied.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Anyone seen this worrying theory from a Gooner blog?
Basically suggests that it is they who will snag Van Gaal, as they have already got one of his coaches, Jonker, who has worked with him many times in the past
http://1nildown2oneup.net/have-arsenal-already-employed-wengers-successor-conspiracy-theory/
Thoughts??
Basically suggests that it is they who will snag Van Gaal, as they have already got one of his coaches, Jonker, who has worked with him many times in the past
http://1nildown2oneup.net/have-arsenal-already-employed-wengers-successor-conspiracy-theory/
Thoughts??
Baleforce
Les Bennett
conjecture surely
they've been begging Wenger to extend for a season and a half
i'd also say that LVG is either a) done and dusted or b) was a non starter and he's already said no, its one thing to hold off on announcing because of the WC but Levy isn't gonna risk having to go into pre-season without a new manager already ensconced
they've been begging Wenger to extend for a season and a half
i'd also say that LVG is either a) done and dusted or b) was a non starter and he's already said no, its one thing to hold off on announcing because of the WC but Levy isn't gonna risk having to go into pre-season without a new manager already ensconced
Cochise
Steve Carr
I guess it is worth speculating over, but even the author does admit that he is just taking a shot in the dark. I don't think that Jonker joining their youth development program automatically precludes Van Gaal turning up to coach their first team, just because he has always worked as LVG's number two.
Firstly, if they were always working together why is Jonker not with LVG at the moment coaching the Dutch national team? It would also make sense for him to bring in other Dutch coaches of his own accord and not coaches whom he did not know.
The author also states that Wenger would only refuse to sign a contract extension if he felt he wasn't going to take the club any further, something which wouldn't have entered his mind until recently when they dropped out of the title race and exited the Champions League at the hands of Bayern. Lets not forget that before the injury to Ramsey they were playing some of the best football in the league whilst shutting other teams out. Wengers system was working and if not for the injuries to key personel (of which there are too many to list) they would still be up there. I can't claim to know the mind of the man, but this season was a big improvement up until last month and you would think that he would hope to have a better season if he can strengthen the squad in the right way.
Lastly. If reports are to be believed then we have been in touch with LVG since December, before Jonker took a position at Arsenal. Now so far as I can remember in January Arsenal were flying high and Wenger was held in high regard by all the Arsenal fans, so at the time of the Jonker appointment talk of Wenger leaving was almost non existent. If contact was made at any time between Arsenal and LVG's agent, it wouldn't have been until this month.
I can understand the logic in what this guy is saying but there are holes in the argument. Maybe Jonker being there could be a factor if LVG was offered the post, but I don't think Jonker is there because LVG pushed for him to get the job back in January. If that were the case then LVG would've been lined up for the job before 2014 and certainly not taking calls from us or any of the other clubs he has been linked with these past few months.
Firstly, if they were always working together why is Jonker not with LVG at the moment coaching the Dutch national team? It would also make sense for him to bring in other Dutch coaches of his own accord and not coaches whom he did not know.
The author also states that Wenger would only refuse to sign a contract extension if he felt he wasn't going to take the club any further, something which wouldn't have entered his mind until recently when they dropped out of the title race and exited the Champions League at the hands of Bayern. Lets not forget that before the injury to Ramsey they were playing some of the best football in the league whilst shutting other teams out. Wengers system was working and if not for the injuries to key personel (of which there are too many to list) they would still be up there. I can't claim to know the mind of the man, but this season was a big improvement up until last month and you would think that he would hope to have a better season if he can strengthen the squad in the right way.
Lastly. If reports are to be believed then we have been in touch with LVG since December, before Jonker took a position at Arsenal. Now so far as I can remember in January Arsenal were flying high and Wenger was held in high regard by all the Arsenal fans, so at the time of the Jonker appointment talk of Wenger leaving was almost non existent. If contact was made at any time between Arsenal and LVG's agent, it wouldn't have been until this month.
I can understand the logic in what this guy is saying but there are holes in the argument. Maybe Jonker being there could be a factor if LVG was offered the post, but I don't think Jonker is there because LVG pushed for him to get the job back in January. If that were the case then LVG would've been lined up for the job before 2014 and certainly not taking calls from us or any of the other clubs he has been linked with these past few months.