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Next Spurs Manager
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Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
Venables' last couple of years with us he was no longer Manager. When he went to England they abolished post of Manager to allow him across the threshold.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I hated him for his goal that knocked England out of the World Cup in 1993 (though not as much as Koeman), but I'm just about over that now.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Judging from tonight's performance, he wouldn't be the only one that's useless in the air.
the more I think about it, the more I want us to go for Bielsa (and sign Munain in January 8-[ )
I can't really explain it, I'd just like to see it. Would be a buzz going around again I think...
A Bielsa lineup (backups/alternatives in brackets)???
--------------------------lloris(friedel)
-----------chiriches(kaboul)--sandro(capoue)--vert(fryers)
--walker(lennon)--dembele(paulinho)--holtby(carroll)--rose(townsend)
--------------------lamela(sig)-----eriksen(munain?)
-------------------------soldado(chadli)
Go on, you know you wanna...
I can't really explain it, I'd just like to see it. Would be a buzz going around again I think...
A Bielsa lineup (backups/alternatives in brackets)???
--------------------------lloris(friedel)
-----------chiriches(kaboul)--sandro(capoue)--vert(fryers)
--walker(lennon)--dembele(paulinho)--holtby(carroll)--rose(townsend)
--------------------lamela(sig)-----eriksen(munain?)
-------------------------soldado(chadli)
Go on, you know you wanna...
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
I think there is only a very, very small chance de Boer walks out on Ajax mid-season in the middle of a title fight and EL campaign. I can much more easily envisage Baldini striking a deal for him to come in the summer (if we're lucky), but not for now.
I suppose one calculation in de Boer's mind would be whether taking the Spurs job now might cost him a bigger job in the summer. I know very little about the Euro leagues, but just perusing them for potential jobs:
- England: Seems unlikely. Jose, Pellegrini, Moyes and Rodgers all look set for a fair few seasons. We don't know how long Wenger will stick around, but it's hard to imagine he'll just stop in the next 2 seasons. So Comedy Tottenham of the Hot White Lane would be his best offer from England any time soon.
- Germany: Klopp seems to be in a spot of bother at Dortmund. Schalke are a distant 6th. Not sure who manages there, but they look to be having a poor season results wise. Wolfsburg also a long way back and fighting for CL, but seem ambitious and have money
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/bundesliga/table
- Italy: Inter (5th) and Milan (10th!!) seem way off pace and love sacking managers. Napoli won't have patience having spent big if they are sucking. Lazio and Fiorentina are good jobs.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/seriea/table
- Spain: it's a bit of a circus so big jobs can come up at any time. If de Boer is really impressive behind closed doors and is generally the real deal, I wouldn't rule out Barca before too long. They have form with risking good young former staffers.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/la-liga/table
- France: PSG and Monaco the only serious jobs. Blanc and Ranieri. One of those could definitely be on the table, more likely Monaco which would suit de Boer.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/ligue1/table
Meh, I guess there could be 10 jobs as good or better than Spurs that he might miss out on if he came to Spurs now. Of course he wouldn't be offered them all, but with 4 straight Eredivise titles and a Europa Cup, I'd imagine almost all of them would at least think about talking to him.
I suppose one calculation in de Boer's mind would be whether taking the Spurs job now might cost him a bigger job in the summer. I know very little about the Euro leagues, but just perusing them for potential jobs:
- England: Seems unlikely. Jose, Pellegrini, Moyes and Rodgers all look set for a fair few seasons. We don't know how long Wenger will stick around, but it's hard to imagine he'll just stop in the next 2 seasons. So Comedy Tottenham of the Hot White Lane would be his best offer from England any time soon.
- Germany: Klopp seems to be in a spot of bother at Dortmund. Schalke are a distant 6th. Not sure who manages there, but they look to be having a poor season results wise. Wolfsburg also a long way back and fighting for CL, but seem ambitious and have money
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/bundesliga/table
- Italy: Inter (5th) and Milan (10th!!) seem way off pace and love sacking managers. Napoli won't have patience having spent big if they are sucking. Lazio and Fiorentina are good jobs.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/seriea/table
- Spain: it's a bit of a circus so big jobs can come up at any time. If de Boer is really impressive behind closed doors and is generally the real deal, I wouldn't rule out Barca before too long. They have form with risking good young former staffers.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/la-liga/table
- France: PSG and Monaco the only serious jobs. Blanc and Ranieri. One of those could definitely be on the table, more likely Monaco which would suit de Boer.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/ligue1/table
Meh, I guess there could be 10 jobs as good or better than Spurs that he might miss out on if he came to Spurs now. Of course he wouldn't be offered them all, but with 4 straight Eredivise titles and a Europa Cup, I'd imagine almost all of them would at least think about talking to him.
Cochise
Steve Carr
No matter how I look at it our squad looks a litlle difficult to make a balanced team from. None of our forward players strike me as goal scorers other than Soldado and Sig (Ade and Defoe on their day). Paulinho gets in good positions but seems wasteful whilst everyone else looks like a provider of one sort or another
Craig_J
Mido
Doesn't seem to have achieved much from what I read there.
Seems his coaching style is to over analyse things like AVB, train defenders, midfielders etc. separatly from the rest of the team and waste time watching football videos and having 4 hour long press conferences.
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Be sure to tell Guardiola you don't rate him.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
101 great goals and some other sites reporting that De Telegraaf in Holland is reporting that De Boer won't leave Ajax mid season.
http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/frank-de-boer-rejects-tottenham-approach-wont-leave-ajax-in-mid-season-de-telegraaf/
No direct quotes, based on what De Boer has said in the past and how the Dutch media know him to be. So not impossible, but looking less likely.
http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/frank-de-boer-rejects-tottenham-approach-wont-leave-ajax-in-mid-season-de-telegraaf/
No direct quotes, based on what De Boer has said in the past and how the Dutch media know him to be. So not impossible, but looking less likely.
You have to remember this isn't just a person managing any old club. He is a legendary ex player there, loads of Ajax players have a huge affinity to them for their entire lives and rightly so as they have been born and bred there. Far far different to a general manager taking over a club.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/ajax-coach-frank-de-boer-vows-to-stay-loyal-following-approach-from-liverpool-7770339.html
Monday 21 May 2012
Ajax coach Frank de Boer has rejected an approach to discuss the vacant manager's job at Liverpool.
Liverpool were reported to have made a a request to approach the former Barcelona player over the weekend.
Ajax have not issued a statement but have reminded interested parties that their manager is under contract. De Boer was quoted in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf today on the subject.
"I am honoured by the request [from Liverpool] but I have only just started with Ajax," he said.
"In Amsterdam, we are on a new path and I, along with Wim Jonk and Dennis Bergkamp - my colleagues on the technical side - want to bring success.
"That's why I will stay loyal to Ajax in the coming years."
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers also turned down the chance to speak to Liverpool last week.
De Boer has indicated a willingness to stay at Ajax long-term on a number of occasions. “Would I like to remain with Ajax for the next 10 years? That would be great,” De Boer told Voetbal International in October.
"Even if Barcelona were to approach me tomorrow, I would not go. I'm not finished here," he added.
De Boer led the Dutch giants to their 31st Eredivisie title, his second championship triumph in just 16 months at the Dutch giants after over from taking over from Martin Jol in 2010.
De Boer’s side overcome a number of obstacles to put together a run of 14 straight wins to win the championship. Ajax had been in fifth place in the league, trailing leaders AZ by 11 points after the first 12 games.
Andre Villas-Boas has become a prime contender for the position following the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish last week.
Monday 21 May 2012
Ajax coach Frank de Boer has rejected an approach to discuss the vacant manager's job at Liverpool.
Liverpool were reported to have made a a request to approach the former Barcelona player over the weekend.
Ajax have not issued a statement but have reminded interested parties that their manager is under contract. De Boer was quoted in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf today on the subject.
"I am honoured by the request [from Liverpool] but I have only just started with Ajax," he said.
"In Amsterdam, we are on a new path and I, along with Wim Jonk and Dennis Bergkamp - my colleagues on the technical side - want to bring success.
"That's why I will stay loyal to Ajax in the coming years."
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers also turned down the chance to speak to Liverpool last week.
De Boer has indicated a willingness to stay at Ajax long-term on a number of occasions. “Would I like to remain with Ajax for the next 10 years? That would be great,” De Boer told Voetbal International in October.
"Even if Barcelona were to approach me tomorrow, I would not go. I'm not finished here," he added.
De Boer led the Dutch giants to their 31st Eredivisie title, his second championship triumph in just 16 months at the Dutch giants after over from taking over from Martin Jol in 2010.
De Boer’s side overcome a number of obstacles to put together a run of 14 straight wins to win the championship. Ajax had been in fifth place in the league, trailing leaders AZ by 11 points after the first 12 games.
Andre Villas-Boas has become a prime contender for the position following the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish last week.
clownfoot
Goran Bunjevcevic
I'd like De Boer to consider joining us, but I know he isn't swayed by a pound note. His links to Ajax mean he isn't going to leave that easily. Also, another sticking point is Bergkamp. Would he join Spurs as part of his coaching staff? I know he was a fan as a kid growing up, but would he jepordise his links to Arsenal? I doubt it
The Bergkamp this is being portrayed as a real problem however there are a number of precedents for this sort of thing, the most glaring one being Steven Gerrard spending all his career at Liverpool despite being an Everton fan!
clownfoot
Goran Bunjevcevic
He isn't an Everton fan. Carragher, McManaman, Owen and Fowler all were, but Gerrard isn't
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Levy has been quoted as saying that he wants the matter to be resolved quickly. I hope that means a new full time appointment is made soon. A caretaker manager, like Deadwood, being put in charge isn't resolving the issue, it's delaying the bigger decision.