Next Spurs Manager

[P.D.]

Rikjaard is unemployed - did get sacked by Saudi Arabia however which doesn't bode well. His Barcelona team were awesome though.

 

[Sandman]

Rikjaard is unemployed - did get sacked by Saudi Arabia however which doesn't bode well. His Barcelona team were awesome though.

**** me we are getting desperate! I would rather we just let Freund get on with it and wait until the summer.

 

[El Guepardo]

His Barcelona team was full of ridiculously good players. Whilst not nullifying his efforts, it does diminish them.

 

[lurker of old]

I don't think we really care who is the manager for Wednesday and Sunday, as long as they win, or at least get to play football in a way which we can recognise as being coherent and competitive.
Personally would love to see what Hoddle could do with this lot, but it will probably be Sherwood....or Capello. Don't care as long as we start to look like a football team, not a group of strangers, when we play at home.

 

[Reggie_Mentalist]

Interesting (old) article on how Hoddle lost the dressing room during his effort as *manager* (worth a read) :-


http://sabotagetimes.com/reportage/what-really-happens-when-a-manager-loses-the-dressing-room/

 

[Bedfordspurs]

We need a manager who understand this league one way of another and can also communicate with the players. We have at least 5 languages being spoken by our players and whatever we do they have to understand their roles

The reason why I say that league experience is key is that when we have done genuinely well it's been with managers who have either managed here before (Harry/AVB) or at least played here (jol)

Every other re manager has been lost in this league IMO

I get the calls for Laudrup but he hasn't got a spectacular record and this season they have spent money on players and have arguably been worse

There really is no obvious candidate but then was AVB the obvious one at the time?!?!?

 

[Jordinho]

Klinsmann probably did a lot of good work in the restructuring of the German youth system, but he was a figure head. Löw was the real brains behind what happened on the pitch.

Rijkaard was the manager, but Henk Ten Cate did the coaching. Laudrup at Swansea has coaches that do most of the training ground work for him, same as Ferguson at Man Utd.

 

[AdamB]

Read something earlier which was touting this chap: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Tuchel

Very much in teh AVB mould - youngish, undistinguished playing career. Would be a gamble

 

[The Portugeezer]

Interesting (old) article on how Hoddle lost the dressing room during his effort as *manager* (worth a read) :-


http://sabotagetimes.com/reportage/what-really-happens-when-a-manager-loses-the-dressing-room/

That's really interested insight into Hoddle's man management, and I am surprised an article written by Rohan Ricketts.

 

[metalgear]

Martin Jol is available

 

[par_18]

What do we know about Paul Clement?

 

[TimeForSoccerPracticeKids]

What do we know about Paul Clement?

His first names Paul, that's about it.

 

[AdamB]

What do we know about Paul Clement?

We would never, ever take that much of a punt. Would be ludicrous to do so

 

[billyiddo]

Bring in Di Matteo. He knows how to fix a AVB mess.

If you call having a worse league record fixing a mess then fair play. Not something im particularly interested in seeing though

 

[Jordinho]

That's really interested insight into Hoddle's man management, and I am surprised an article written by Rohan Ricketts.

You'd be amazed by the amount of articles he's been able to write on his relatively short stint at Spurs.

 

[Modric THFC]

Klinsmann probably did a lot of good work in the restructuring of the German youth system, but he was a figure head. Löw was the real brains behind what happened on the pitch.

Rijkaard was the manager, but Henk Ten Cate did the coaching. Laudrup at Swansea has coaches that do most of the training ground work for him, same as Ferguson at Man Utd.

Interestingly I heard something similar about Bergkamp being the brains behind De Boer's Ajax.

 

[chicken_badge]

Martin Jol is available

Caretaker till the end of the season? Or even Redknapp in this role?

 

[DeanoAustin]

Sherwood is caretaker for Wednesday according to the BBC.

 

[Yiddo]

Anyone remember this?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...mann-rules-Spurs-big-sets-sights-Chelsea.html

I would not be happy if he become new manager.

 

[billyiddo]

Interestingly I heard something similar about Bergkamp being the brains behind De Boer's Ajax.

I thought he worked with the kids?