africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
disagree with the idea that none of that stuff has been implemented before
disagree with the idea that none of that stuff has been implemented before
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
No, the the main thing AVB would have done differently, would be to not start Bentaleb or Adebayor and not create chances for Soldado, rely on long shots or an unjustified penalty, and when all else fails, try and settle for a 0-0 and fail.
No, the the main thing AVB would have done differently, would be to not start Bentaleb or Adebayor and not create chances for Soldado, rely on long shots or an unjustified penalty, and when all else fails, try and settle for a 0-0 and fail.
Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Younes Kaboul believes Tim Sherwood's White Hart Lane history is behind his great start to life as Tottenham head coach.
Sherwood replaced Andre Villas-Boas in December following five years on the coaching staff at White Hart Lane and has collected seven wins from his 12 games in charge in all competitions as Tottenham continue their challenge for a UEFA Champions League place next season.
Having worked closely with the first time throughout his time at Tottenham, Kaboul feels the 45-year-old is the perfect man to lead the club.
Tottenham have been linked with a move for a more experienced head coach at the end of the season, with Louis van Gaal reported to be a candidate, but defender Kaboul would rather Sherwood was given a chance.
"He deserves it," the Frenchman told the Evening Standard. "He knows the club well, he's been here for a long time and he knows exactly what he's doing.
"He learned a lot in the past and the best fact is that he played football at a high level. His playing career is important, because he knows what it is like for us.
"We don't waste time on other stuff, because he went through everything and he understands. He knows the game perfectly. I remember that when Harry Redknapp was manager (from 2008-2012), Tim and (coaches) Les Ferdinand and Chris Ramsey would come to nearly every game.
"Wherever we were playing, it didn't matter; they would be there. They would talk to us about how to deal better with certain situations on the pitch and even then, I could see Tim becoming a manager. He just had to be patient and wait for his chance."
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/kaboul-not-surprised-see-sherwood-flourish#3f1eC5hZGtiAkBKj.99
Younes Kaboul believes Tim Sherwood's White Hart Lane history is behind his great start to life as Tottenham head coach.
Sherwood replaced Andre Villas-Boas in December following five years on the coaching staff at White Hart Lane and has collected seven wins from his 12 games in charge in all competitions as Tottenham continue their challenge for a UEFA Champions League place next season.
Having worked closely with the first time throughout his time at Tottenham, Kaboul feels the 45-year-old is the perfect man to lead the club.
Tottenham have been linked with a move for a more experienced head coach at the end of the season, with Louis van Gaal reported to be a candidate, but defender Kaboul would rather Sherwood was given a chance.
"He deserves it," the Frenchman told the Evening Standard. "He knows the club well, he's been here for a long time and he knows exactly what he's doing.
"He learned a lot in the past and the best fact is that he played football at a high level. His playing career is important, because he knows what it is like for us.
"We don't waste time on other stuff, because he went through everything and he understands. He knows the game perfectly. I remember that when Harry Redknapp was manager (from 2008-2012), Tim and (coaches) Les Ferdinand and Chris Ramsey would come to nearly every game.
"Wherever we were playing, it didn't matter; they would be there. They would talk to us about how to deal better with certain situations on the pitch and even then, I could see Tim becoming a manager. He just had to be patient and wait for his chance."
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/kaboul-not-surprised-see-sherwood-flourish#3f1eC5hZGtiAkBKj.99
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Exactly this. It is a skill I never had when I was young but increasingly use now
Exactly this. It is a skill I never had when I was young but increasingly use now
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Interesting. Does anyone think that there is some implied criticism of AVB here?
Interesting. Does anyone think that there is some implied criticism of AVB here?
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
On this particular point, i see it a lot in 16-25 year olds that they need constant reassurance or when they do something right plaudits even for the smallest success, also something else i have observed is that they love to drop others in it if they make a mistake of some sort. I have a young lad work for me and he is always doing this.
Before anyone has a pop im not saying all kids are like this just a lot more then when i was that age, i blame it on reality t.v. but then i blame most things on reality t.v.
On this particular point, i see it a lot in 16-25 year olds that they need constant reassurance or when they do something right plaudits even for the smallest success, also something else i have observed is that they love to drop others in it if they make a mistake of some sort. I have a young lad work for me and he is always doing this.
Before anyone has a pop im not saying all kids are like this just a lot more then when i was that age, i blame it on reality t.v. but then i blame most things on reality t.v.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
you could definitely read it that way - but i remember reading similar things when AVB took charge "it's good to have more focus on tactics" etc and the same again when Redknapp took over from Ramos.
you could definitely read it that way - but i remember reading similar things when AVB took charge "it's good to have more focus on tactics" etc and the same again when Redknapp took over from Ramos.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
First thing i thought when i read it, the bit where he mentions redknapp then misses out avb and talks about sherwood and mentions how he has played the game.
I know papers like to stir up **** but if you read the interview the is only way to take it i think.
First thing i thought when i read it, the bit where he mentions redknapp then misses out avb and talks about sherwood and mentions how he has played the game.
I know papers like to stir up **** but if you read the interview the is only way to take it i think.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I may have missed a post, but in the one I quoted GB didn't say that it hadn't
I may have missed a post, but in the one I quoted GB didn't say that it hadn't
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
from that snippet personally not (I have not read the full article though), might just be me but I read that more as wanting to say something nice about the current bosses
if you want to stick the boot in you give an example referring to "other" managers
from that snippet personally not (I have not read the full article though), might just be me but I read that more as wanting to say something nice about the current bosses
if you want to stick the boot in you give an example referring to "other" managers
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
You're right. He could just be blowing smoke up Sherwood
You're right. He could just be blowing smoke up Sherwood
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
He could be, but more likely a swipe at AVB who didn't play at a high level
He could be, but more likely a swipe at AVB who didn't play at a high level
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Yes, because that is sooooo relevant. I think you're looking for things that aren't there tbh
Yes, because that is sooooo relevant. I think you're looking for things that aren't there tbh
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
is that really a thing though, look at the major clubs in the major leagues right now,other than Munich and the 2 Madrid sides, which clubs managers were top players?
look at the PL, Jose, Pelligrini Wenger, Rodgers, Moyes, Martinez, where did they play?
even Ferguson, unquestionably the greatest football manager of all time never hit the heights as a player, Uniteds success owe more thanks to the shop stewarding on the dockyards than they do the front line of Dunfirmline, in time I'm sure Mourinho will overtake him and will probably never be surpassed, the skills for management are different from those of a player
is that really a thing though, look at the major clubs in the major leagues right now,other than Munich and the 2 Madrid sides, which clubs managers were top players?
look at the PL, Jose, Pelligrini Wenger, Rodgers, Moyes, Martinez, where did they play?
even Ferguson, unquestionably the greatest football manager of all time never hit the heights as a player, Uniteds success owe more thanks to the shop stewarding on the dockyards than they do the front line of Dunfirmline, in time I'm sure Mourinho will overtake him and will probably never be surpassed, the skills for management are different from those of a player
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think it's probably that most players are just actually thick and just reel off sound bites and cliches as often as they can.
The new man is always great. Until he gets rid of him.
I think it's probably that most players are just actually thick and just reel off sound bites and cliches as often as they can.
The new man is always great. Until he gets rid of him.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think you've got a couple of pretty major misunderstandings there.
Firstly, most people use the term "regress to the mean", they very rarely actually mean that as regression to exactly 1 - it's just a phrase used that means exactly the same as regress towards the mean. The author at statsbomb neither suggests he thinks all teams will end up with a PDO of 1000 nor is he an idiot, so I'd be very surprised if that's the intention behind what he's saying.
Secondly, I think you've completely misunderstood that part of James's blog. What he's saying is that no teams keep a PDO of 1200 - if a team did then you could discount the luck aspect of PDO, but you can't because no teams do. It's been a while since I read that post but off the top of my head I seem to remember that his conclusion is that at least 60% of PDO is the luck element.
I think you've got a couple of pretty major misunderstandings there.
Firstly, most people use the term "regress to the mean", they very rarely actually mean that as regression to exactly 1 - it's just a phrase used that means exactly the same as regress towards the mean. The author at statsbomb neither suggests he thinks all teams will end up with a PDO of 1000 nor is he an idiot, so I'd be very surprised if that's the intention behind what he's saying.
Secondly, I think you've completely misunderstood that part of James's blog. What he's saying is that no teams keep a PDO of 1200 - if a team did then you could discount the luck aspect of PDO, but you can't because no teams do. It's been a while since I read that post but off the top of my head I seem to remember that his conclusion is that at least 60% of PDO is the luck element.
africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
so what was the point in mentioning it now? why not mention it before rather than throwing out disparaging comments of all sorts that he has constantly been doing? why rubbish everything 'Timmeh' 'NBD' does in other games?
and why insinuate that its stuff he got right in this game as opposed to others? which is the key here...if you even remotely follow what he says like i do with yours, his and scara's in his case you notice and clear trend and for him to mention that now is him saying that he is finally getting it right
even goes on to say that he's jacking someone else's blue print??!! I think multiple users use his account....it has to be. anyone can see that AVB doesnt play a dynamic game...or should i say...DIDNT play a dynamic game
hey look, you can defend this guy its all cool...i just dont agree that none of that stuff happened before for him not to mention it
so what was the point in mentioning it now? why not mention it before rather than throwing out disparaging comments of all sorts that he has constantly been doing? why rubbish everything 'Timmeh' 'NBD' does in other games?
and why insinuate that its stuff he got right in this game as opposed to others? which is the key here...if you even remotely follow what he says like i do with yours, his and scara's in his case you notice and clear trend and for him to mention that now is him saying that he is finally getting it right
even goes on to say that he's jacking someone else's blue print??!! I think multiple users use his account....it has to be. anyone can see that AVB doesnt play a dynamic game...or should i say...DIDNT play a dynamic game
hey look, you can defend this guy its all cool...i just dont agree that none of that stuff happened before for him not to mention it