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Next Spurs Manager v.2

Who do you want?

  • Louis Van Gaal

    Votes: 8 6.6%

  • Mauro Pochettino

    Votes: 9 7.4%

  • Frank de Boer

    Votes: 43 35.5%

  • Roberto Martinez

    Votes: 16 13.2%

  • Carlo Ancelotti

    Votes: 10 8.3%

  • Murat Yakin

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Thomas Tuchel

    Votes: 2 1.7%

  • Rafa Benitez

    Votes: 29 24.0%

  • Someone Else

    Votes: 4 3.3%
  • Total voters
    121
  • Poll closed .
Allegri? Blimey I thought Levy had already achieved turning us into a complete and utter laughing stock seems he's not content with just that
 
I think LVG fits the bill because:

1) He has the CV to stick two fingers up to the TS/Harry-fanclub in the press who will be outraged that we sacked their boy; in fact most may be quiet because of the CV alone (the counter question: if you had the chance to get LVG, would you keep a novice on?)
2) He has a good command of English and probably many other key languages as well to communicate with our now very international squad
3) He has a tendancy to fall out with club hierarchy after two/three years; even when he leaves he tends to leave good structures
4) if it truly crashes and burns we'll know we've effectively tried everything and that the failure is truly down to structures at the club (e.g. Levy, Board etc) not being right
 
WhoopWhoop said:
Allegri? Blimey I thought Levy had already achieved turning us into a complete and utter laughing stock seems he's not content with just that
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It's likely just papers making it up; remember Prandelli was "signed up" as well a few months ago.
It's likely easy for Italian papers to make this up as it has more of a air of plausibility because of the Baldini-Italian connection
 
kanoute16 said:
Don't know Italian football, who is this Allegri. Whoop, what makes you think we would be an even bigger laughing stock?
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I would like to know as well?

Allegri did a good job at Milan under very hard conditions, won the title in the first season, then Milan went on a cost cutting spree. The likes of Ibra, silva and van bommell were sold, he was expected to carry on having success but relying on youth team players. You only have to look at Milan now to see how well things are going for them.

He's a flexible coach when it comes to formations he likes his teams to attack and can get a lot out of average players, I think he would be a good appointment.
 
kanoute16 said:
Don't know Italian football, who is this Allegri. Whoop, what makes you think we would be an even bigger laughing stock?
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Apparently some Champions League new comers knocked out his AC Milan team a few years ago without their star player and a bean pole playing up front.

Think I'll give football a miss next year if he becomes the new Spurs boss
 
ALtottenham_hotspur said:
I would like to know as well?

Allegri did a good job at Milan under very hard conditions, won the title in the first season, then Milan went on a cost cutting spree. The likes of Ibra, silva and van bommell were sold, he was expected to carry on having success but relying on youth team players.[b/] You only have to look at Milan now to see how well things are going for them.

He's a flexible coach when it comes to formations he likes his teams to attack and can get a lot out of average players, I think he would be a good appointment.
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hmm, that situation sounds familiar....
 
Plz no levy!!!! we cant be having another 'great potential' AVB part 2 again! He cannot speak english and his Milan team was slow and tippy tappy - that will not work in this league
 
well, Levy has already tried an english, a french,a dutch,a spanish and a portuguese Manager........now its the turn of an Italian. :-k
 
Sacked October 2016 after a promising first campaign but then pre-season disrupted by haggling over selling price of a star player who was sold on deadline day and not replaced.
 
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why would Allegri wait till July 1st to take over....Levy trying to save a few shillings again??. IF he is the chosen one, get hiM in as soon as the season is over ffs
 
There's no way Levy will appoint Allegri. None. The story is total bollox. Levy has been stung by CV's like his several times before and there's no way he'll run the same risk. No way. Take it to the bank.

Our next manager will be Louis van Gaal or Tim Sherwood, bar the unexpected availability of some other name who's not now free - Ancelotti, Rafa, Klopp (and I would say only CA of those three is likely to become available).

Since Arsenal and Man Utd will almost certainly not need new managers next season, LvG is still overwhelmingly likely.

If he somehow falls through, it'll be Sherwood, unless Ancellotti/Rafa/Klopp gets the bullet and wants to return to England. Levy is not going to jump down his wish-list 3 or 4 places and invest more time/money on some random dice-throw like Allegri or Poccetiho. Instead, if LvG falls through, he'd give Sherwood the rest of his 18 month contract and hope it works out, and if it doesn't he can see who's available then.

I'd place a hefty wager on the above being Levy's thinking.
 
I would rather see Alllegri than Sherwood, but not top of my list anyway.

Does anyone know if Allegri speaks decent English?

Is that Corriere dello Sport paper the original source for this rumour? I think it is, and see no real reason to trust them. Unless a rumour (from Italy or about Italians or someone who once ate a half decent carbonara) is from DiMarzio I'm not trusting it :)
 
chancer said:
There's no way Levy will appoint Allegri. None. The story is total bollox. Levy has been stung by CV's like his several times before and there's no way he'll run the same risk. No way. Take it to the bank.

Our next manager will be Louis van Gaal or Tim Sherwood, bar the unexpected availability of some other name who's not now free - Ancelotti, Rafa, Klopp (and I would say only CA of those three is likely to become available).

Since Arsenal and Man Utd will almost certainly not need new managers next season, LvG is still overwhelmingly likely.

If he somehow falls through, it'll be Sherwood, unless Ancellotti/Rafa/Klopp gets the bullet and wants to return to England. Levy is not going to jump down his wish-list 3 or 4 places and invest more time/money on some random dice-throw like Allegri or Poccetiho. Instead, if LvG falls through, he'd give Sherwood the rest of his 18 month contract and hope it works out, and if it doesn't he can see who's available then.

I'd place a hefty wager on the above being Levy's thinking.
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when its about managers, Levy hasnt got a clue, so i doubt you can predict what his next move will be
 
If this rumour were about any other team we'd dismiss it straight away considering the source.
But as it's Spurs, panic stations are manned quick as a blink.
 
braineclipse said:
I would rather see Alllegri than Sherwood, but not top of my list anyway.

Does anyone know if Allegri speaks decent English?

Is that Corriere dello Sport paper the original source for this rumour? I think it is, and see no real reason to trust them. Unless a rumour (from Italy or about Italians or someone who once ate a half decent carbonara) is from DiMarzio I'm not trusting it :)
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According to DiMarzio a while back, we were getting Prandelli and Pirlo and Allegri would take over Italy.

The article says he will be studying English.
 
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