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Next Spurs Manager
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That sounds to me that the problem isn't LvG.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
It isn't but that problem ain't going anywhere unfortunately.
But why would anyone ever appoint someone as manager who has absolutely zero experience of managing a senior football team? I'm not sure how anyone could come to the conclusion that he's 'the right man at the right time' when his mnagement CV is a blank sheet of paper! With Redknapp, I wasnt a big fan however accept that he was 'the right man at the right time' based on the mess we were in and with a mess of a squad. We now have a talented international squad, the type of player Van Gaal is used to managing. Sherwood has no experince - zero - so I dont see how he could ever be the right man....
Guardiola at Barca is the most famous example I suppose. Not comparing us to Barca or Sherwood to Guardiola! BUT, he was the right man at the right time -- I doubt any other club of comparable size would have hired him as their manager when all he had done is coach the B team. But he was right for them, and it obviously went very well.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I didnt have any managerial experience when I became Manager at my firm. Yet ive been ****in successful and why? because im respected by all around me, because I know how we operate, what is expected from each individual and I work extremely well with both the Head and Senior Managers.
So all this is ******** mate, sorry. Youre just falling into the trap of a 'big name'.
We have tried and gone down that route. Now its time to try something different and im all for Tim.
Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
Spot on.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Ironically Louis Van Gaal was promoted from within when he took over at Ajax. He had never managed a club before.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
Yep, strangely enough, every manager that's ever managed had never managed before at one point !
If you have the choice between a highly successful current manager and someone whose never managed before, you'd usually take the first option. I'd be interested to see what Tim does elsewhere though, I highly doubt he'll go back to technical director now, if he's offered a job somewhere else he'll take it now I reckon. All assuming he doesn't get the gig here that is.
If you have the choice between a highly successful current manager and someone whose never managed before, you'd usually take the first option. I'd be interested to see what Tim does elsewhere though, I highly doubt he'll go back to technical director now, if he's offered a job somewhere else he'll take it now I reckon. All assuming he doesn't get the gig here that is.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
If he doesnt get the job here, I have no doubt he has put himself in the shop window and will get a job somewhere and he will prove to be an astute appointment. People are so hell bent on big names, they actually forget that its actually how well you know the peers, colleagues, superiors and, in this case, players. He doesnt know them all inside and out but its a more gradual curve than a steep one.
Like the previous couple of posters have said, everyone was once a non manager - yes even AVB
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
interesting interview with Danny Rose in the Technical Tim thread, I think you'll enjoy it if you haven't read it already.
Exactly, it's makes more sense promoting someone within, who is knowledgeable and knows the ins and outs of the club and who is apparently highly rated by Levy.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Yeah I read it. Apparently what Danny Rose says is more meaningless than, what can only be described as ****e, in the 'article' that Gutter Boy decided to post - I think in the Tim thread.
I agree - Portugeezer. But Tim doesnt sound eloquent enough unfortunately.
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
what levy making up his mind....doesnt look like it.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Probably wants to get this busy Christmas period out of the way. No good getting rid of a manager during a busy period after a good result away from home.
Exactly. This appointing from within is only alien in this country, as always we're well behind the times and just like the problem with players who play for our national team its about the right man for the job, not who's the boggest name....
Yep guardian reporting it to