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Tim Sherwood…gone \o/
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africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Kingdawson
Banned
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think we're allowed to continuously bring up our past manager on every thread now...it's now ok AS.
I think we're allowed to continuously bring up our past manager on every thread now...it's now ok AS.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
KD,
We've tried to explain this to you countless times but i'll give it one last shot.
Discussing past managers has never been against site rules. Being being argumentative and hostile towards other posters is.
Please PM one of us if you want to complain about how this place is run. Having a whinge in thread just takes things further off topic.
Thank
KD,
We've tried to explain this to you countless times but i'll give it one last shot.
Discussing past managers has never been against site rules. Being being argumentative and hostile towards other posters is.
Please PM one of us if you want to complain about how this place is run. Having a whinge in thread just takes things further off topic.
Thank
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
We have 8 games left now.
What do people think needs to happen in those games in terms of results, gameplay etc for TS to keep his job into next season?
We have 8 games left now.
What do people think needs to happen in those games in terms of results, gameplay etc for TS to keep his job into next season?
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Tottenham Hotspur manager Tim Sherwood admits anger management tops growing to-do list at White Hart Lane
Tottenham's fiery Tim Sherwood considers self-imposed touchline ban for Southampton visit on Sunday in bid to emulate calm chairman Daniel Levy
Tim Sherwood is considering a self-imposed touchline ban after admitting he has added anger management to his growing list of tasks at Tottenham Hotspur.
Sherwood is struggling to keep his emotions in check after his promotion at White Hart Lane and is ready to sit in the stand for the visit of Southampton on Sunday in a bid to cool his temper.
The Tottenham head coach heavily criticised his players after the 4-0 capitulation at Chelsea two weeks ago and was then involved in an ugly confrontation with Benfica manager Jorge Jesus.
Sherwood also dramatically tore off his gilet and threw it down the tunnel in the home defeat against Arsenal before throwing the ball twice at Bacary Sagna as the defender prepared to take a throw-in.
But Sherwood, who has gone four games without a win, sat behind notoriously impassive chairman Daniel Levy in the Europa League second leg against Benfica on Thursday night and has conceded he may do it again this weekend.
“I’m my own man and I’m not going to be anyone different and that’s absolutely right,” he said. “If I can try and be a bit calmer and not manage on emotion too much, I think it would help.
“My kids have never seen me angry. They know I’m embarrassing. But because I was allowed to sit up there and take a few notes against Benfica you see a different game up there. I’d never give a ball away by sitting up there.
“Will I sit in the stands against Southampton? Possibly, I might try that, just to calm me down and it just maybe gives the boys a chance not to get a headache.
“The chairman is very calm and I think it bred to me. I’m sure he’s kicking every ball and he really does care but I’m not sure I could be as calm as that. I’m not an actor.”
Tottenham could be even further behind the Premier League top four by the time they kick off on Sunday afternoon and securing qualification for the Europa League seems their best chance of finishing the season on a high.
But Sherwood is set to be boosted by the returns of Emmanuel Adebayor, Younes Kaboul and Mousa Dembele from injury while Jan Vertonghen will return from suspension.
Sandro, the Brazilian midfielder, insists Spurs can still catch Arsenal and secure fourth spot after their heroic exit from Europe against Benfica.
“We are going to go for that as everything can change, you know. We are going to go for it,” he said. “Against Benfica we showed that we are a good team without a lot of players. We were so good in the second half and now we are going to take the positive from this forward.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/tottenham-hotspur/10715102/Tottenham-Hotspur-manager-Tim-Sherwood-admits-anger-management-tops-growing-to-do-list-at-White-Hart-Lane.html
Less ******** spouted in the media might be a start. Not sure if he's trying to achieve something and failing or if he just fails to engage his brain.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Tim Sherwood admits anger management tops growing to-do list at White Hart Lane
Tottenham's fiery Tim Sherwood considers self-imposed touchline ban for Southampton visit on Sunday in bid to emulate calm chairman Daniel Levy
Tim Sherwood is considering a self-imposed touchline ban after admitting he has added anger management to his growing list of tasks at Tottenham Hotspur.
Sherwood is struggling to keep his emotions in check after his promotion at White Hart Lane and is ready to sit in the stand for the visit of Southampton on Sunday in a bid to cool his temper.
The Tottenham head coach heavily criticised his players after the 4-0 capitulation at Chelsea two weeks ago and was then involved in an ugly confrontation with Benfica manager Jorge Jesus.
Sherwood also dramatically tore off his gilet and threw it down the tunnel in the home defeat against Arsenal before throwing the ball twice at Bacary Sagna as the defender prepared to take a throw-in.
But Sherwood, who has gone four games without a win, sat behind notoriously impassive chairman Daniel Levy in the Europa League second leg against Benfica on Thursday night and has conceded he may do it again this weekend.
“I’m my own man and I’m not going to be anyone different and that’s absolutely right,” he said. “If I can try and be a bit calmer and not manage on emotion too much, I think it would help.
“My kids have never seen me angry. They know I’m embarrassing. But because I was allowed to sit up there and take a few notes against Benfica you see a different game up there. I’d never give a ball away by sitting up there.
“Will I sit in the stands against Southampton? Possibly, I might try that, just to calm me down and it just maybe gives the boys a chance not to get a headache.
“The chairman is very calm and I think it bred to me. I’m sure he’s kicking every ball and he really does care but I’m not sure I could be as calm as that. I’m not an actor.”
Tottenham could be even further behind the Premier League top four by the time they kick off on Sunday afternoon and securing qualification for the Europa League seems their best chance of finishing the season on a high.
But Sherwood is set to be boosted by the returns of Emmanuel Adebayor, Younes Kaboul and Mousa Dembele from injury while Jan Vertonghen will return from suspension.
Sandro, the Brazilian midfielder, insists Spurs can still catch Arsenal and secure fourth spot after their heroic exit from Europe against Benfica.
“We are going to go for that as everything can change, you know. We are going to go for it,” he said. “Against Benfica we showed that we are a good team without a lot of players. We were so good in the second half and now we are going to take the positive from this forward.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/tottenham-hotspur/10715102/Tottenham-Hotspur-manager-Tim-Sherwood-admits-anger-management-tops-growing-to-do-list-at-White-Hart-Lane.html
Less ******** spouted in the media might be a start. Not sure if he's trying to achieve something and failing or if he just fails to engage his brain.
metalgear
Luka Modric
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
he'll need the overwhelming support of the players more than the results i think.
the players will be happy when we win - so its a catch 22.
he'll need the overwhelming support of the players more than the results i think.
the players will be happy when we win - so its a catch 22.
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
By the look of things he already has it, then again you'd be stupid not to support your manager when in a squad with that much talent, try toe the line or not support him and he'll just say strength in depth every time your dropped.
By the look of things he already has it, then again you'd be stupid not to support your manager when in a squad with that much talent, try toe the line or not support him and he'll just say strength in depth every time your dropped.
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I think he's got a pretty good chance as long as we win most of the easier games we have towards the end of that run.
He seems to be someone that understands the type of players the club needs to bring in and the restrictions the club will have because he is so close to Levy, so he's very much into the youth players / signings with potential and making that work. It all depends on how well LvG convinces Levy that he is also up for that kind of management. I think if LvG comes in for 2-3 years while Sherwood becomes Technical Director and then takes the reigns after learning in a more pressure-free environment then it will work out for the club. We need someone that can work in the way Levy wants if we are ever going to get stability. No more experiments with big name managers thinking they are magicians that have all the answers.
I think he's got a pretty good chance as long as we win most of the easier games we have towards the end of that run.
He seems to be someone that understands the type of players the club needs to bring in and the restrictions the club will have because he is so close to Levy, so he's very much into the youth players / signings with potential and making that work. It all depends on how well LvG convinces Levy that he is also up for that kind of management. I think if LvG comes in for 2-3 years while Sherwood becomes Technical Director and then takes the reigns after learning in a more pressure-free environment then it will work out for the club. We need someone that can work in the way Levy wants if we are ever going to get stability. No more experiments with big name managers thinking they are magicians that have all the answers.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
There's still a bit of me that hopes he's been shifted a safe distance from the team.
Pretending it hasn't happened makes sense all round - Levy doesn't appear to sack two managers in a season and YTS gets to go job hunting in the summer pretending he didn't get sacked from a caretaker role.
There's still a bit of me that hopes he's been shifted a safe distance from the team.
Pretending it hasn't happened makes sense all round - Levy doesn't appear to sack two managers in a season and YTS gets to go job hunting in the summer pretending he didn't get sacked from a caretaker role.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
With the circus Sherwood has managed to create around himself, who would want him?
With the circus Sherwood has managed to create around himself, who would want him?
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I regularly ask myself that about a lot of managers, but clubs still take them.
I regularly ask myself that about a lot of managers, but clubs still take them.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I genuinely think that Sherwood has more of a chance keeping his job beoynd this season than most care to think, and there has nothing to suggest otherwise. LVG has come out and said he'd like to manage in the PL and most on here have taken that is means Tim is a dead man walking:lol:
I genuinely think that Sherwood has more of a chance keeping his job beoynd this season than most care to think, and there has nothing to suggest otherwise. LVG has come out and said he'd like to manage in the PL and most on here have taken that is means Tim is a dead man walking:lol:
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
There's a bit more the LVG story than that. Levy was in his house for starters and he name drops us in every other interview. It might not happen but he's odds on to take over if Moyes stays put.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Oh was he?! I didn't know that. I assume there was photographic evidence? I don't think Moyes will be going anywhere, if LVG is being lined up then lets hope it doesn't end up the same way as it does with the big name players (Hazard,Willian, Mata) ie close but no cigar....
Oh was he?! I didn't know that. I assume there was photographic evidence? I don't think Moyes will be going anywhere, if LVG is being lined up then lets hope it doesn't end up the same way as it does with the big name players (Hazard,Willian, Mata) ie close but no cigar....
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Well I am watching the second greatest Premier League manager ever, with a team full of winners, getting pumped 4-0 at half time at Stamford Bridge.
Where is the technique, why are they just giving the ball away, where is the passion, where is the organisation?
They got pumped 4-0 at half time by Liverpool too.
You guys need to realise that sometimes you can't just blame the manager.
Sherwood does not come across well in interviews, he needs a lot of media training to say the least.
But a lot of our losses are down to huge player errors.
Remember Vertonghen fell over to gift Cheat$ki the win against us?
Remember Vertonghen and Lloris against City when Navas scored after 1 minute?
Remember against **** when we were wide open and Rosicky scored after 1 minute?
All of those are clearly Sherwood's fault, right?
I'm not his biggest fan, but try supporting him for a few games, see what happens.
Well I am watching the second greatest Premier League manager ever, with a team full of winners, getting pumped 4-0 at half time at Stamford Bridge.
Where is the technique, why are they just giving the ball away, where is the passion, where is the organisation?
They got pumped 4-0 at half time by Liverpool too.
You guys need to realise that sometimes you can't just blame the manager.
Sherwood does not come across well in interviews, he needs a lot of media training to say the least.
But a lot of our losses are down to huge player errors.
Remember Vertonghen fell over to gift Cheat$ki the win against us?
Remember Vertonghen and Lloris against City when Navas scored after 1 minute?
Remember against **** when we were wide open and Rosicky scored after 1 minute?
All of those are clearly Sherwood's fault, right?
I'm not his biggest fan, but try supporting him for a few games, see what happens.
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
metalgear
Luka Modric
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
not so clear to me. the players were totally behind avb on the media front. you don't know what goes on behind closed doors.
not so clear to me. the players were totally behind avb on the media front. you don't know what goes on behind closed doors.