nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
This. A thousand times.
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Next Spurs Manager
- Thread starter metalgear
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This. A thousand times.
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Serge Aurier
Cooor didn't realise it was that good! I think we'd all take that for 2 years and then wait another 20 years to win another trophy!
StephenH
David Ginola
Trouble is I think he would be a pain.
I’m not a fan of the character but a very experienced manager.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Only just gone to Leipzig hasnt he?
If he is available he should be on our radar too...
fernadez
Mauricio Taricco
He's going to City as Pep's replacement.
We are having conversations because everyone has seen this story before, and it ends one way, today, next week, December ..
fernadez
Mauricio Taricco
I don't understand.
He's made numerous hints and suggestions about leaving. Are they not distasteful? Are we just meant to sit around and then if he decides to leave then jump into action?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
I also find it an interesting discussion in its own right, as a conversation about where we stand in things - what calibre of manager we might attract, that kind of thing.
And its an interesting discussion in terms of putting Pochettino into context as well. If people dont see better/viable alternatives then it strengthens the faith behind him, doesnt it?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Honestly, I'd take him in a heartbeat
Proven winner, something to prove, he's had the benefit of a rest from the game.
Yes, there is baggage, but for two years, it would be interesting as fudge
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Jose Mourinho eyes replacing Mauricio Pochettino at ailing Tottenham as former Chelsea and Manchester United boss plots comeback
By Adrian Kajumba For The Daily Mail22:30, 08 Oct 2019 , updated 08:49, 09 Oct 2019
Jose Mourinho is monitoring Tottenham's situation as he looks for a route back into management.
Mourinho has been out of work since being sacked by Manchester United last December, less than a year into a new contract that was due to run until 2020.
Spurs are among the clubs that appeal to the Portuguese manager.
Real Madrid, coached by Zinedine Zidane, are another and Mourinho remains in contact and on good terms with club president Florentino Perez.
Mourinho, 56, is prepared to bide his time and wait for the ideal opportunity. He has been working predominantly as a TV pundit and joined Sky ahead of the season.
He has declined offers at former club Benfica and a £90million proposal from Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande.
He said: 'I have to be patient and wait for the right opportunity and the right opportunity is one that is at the same size and the same level that I am as a manager. I have to wait for the exact right one.'
Tottenham's disappointing start has cast doubt over the future of manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The club have no plans to sack Pochettino, who has been in charge since 2014 and whose deal runs until 2023. He also comes with a £32m price tag which neither United and Madrid are prepared to pay.
Pochettino, 47, insisted after Spurs' 3-0 defeat at Brighton: 'We need to find a way to stay together and be all together again and find a good dynamic.'
However, as revealed by Sportsmail, Spurs players note Pochettino has cut a distant figure, sparking fears that he is looking for a way out
By Adrian Kajumba For The Daily Mail22:30, 08 Oct 2019 , updated 08:49, 09 Oct 2019
Jose Mourinho is monitoring Tottenham's situation as he looks for a route back into management.
Mourinho has been out of work since being sacked by Manchester United last December, less than a year into a new contract that was due to run until 2020.
Spurs are among the clubs that appeal to the Portuguese manager.
Real Madrid, coached by Zinedine Zidane, are another and Mourinho remains in contact and on good terms with club president Florentino Perez.
Mourinho, 56, is prepared to bide his time and wait for the ideal opportunity. He has been working predominantly as a TV pundit and joined Sky ahead of the season.
He has declined offers at former club Benfica and a £90million proposal from Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande.
He said: 'I have to be patient and wait for the right opportunity and the right opportunity is one that is at the same size and the same level that I am as a manager. I have to wait for the exact right one.'
Tottenham's disappointing start has cast doubt over the future of manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The club have no plans to sack Pochettino, who has been in charge since 2014 and whose deal runs until 2023. He also comes with a £32m price tag which neither United and Madrid are prepared to pay.
Pochettino, 47, insisted after Spurs' 3-0 defeat at Brighton: 'We need to find a way to stay together and be all together again and find a good dynamic.'
However, as revealed by Sportsmail, Spurs players note Pochettino has cut a distant figure, sparking fears that he is looking for a way out
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Ive come round to the idea in a big way. Its a gamble, its almost like there are two Jose's. But if we can get the good one it would indeed be interesting as fudge...
Legohamster
Ian Walker
This interests me if true
Have Man United decided Mopo is not the man?
Have they been told by Levy its a no go?
Have Man United decided Mopo is not the man?
Have they been told by Levy its a no go?
Thing is, even asshole Jose wins trophies, people forget he won 2 trophies and had a 58% win rate with that team in a truly disorganized club
I think a lot of us have got the idealistic view of having Poch manage us for 20 odd years or something, when in reality 2-3 year stints are far more likely going forward for us in the modern era.
With that in mind, I've no doubt Mourinho would at the very least get us a trophy or two in that time, and would shut up all the 'Spurs dont win trophies' stuff we all hear and for that alone I'd have him in a heartbeat. All this him leaving clubs in a mess, simply wouldnt happen with Levy at the helm. It would evidence we could also entice the real big name managers in European football too....
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
If Im reading it right (and maybe I am, maybe Im not!) I think the idea is somewhere later down the line.
Manager after next sort of thing...
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Asshole Jose can, IMO, lead to some long term pain for short term gain. Id much rather happy Jose, like the one who delivered a treble to Inter and had their players crying when he left.
I'm not sure any club he has left can claim long term pain (United was a mess before he got there).
Also, mentioned it before, everyone said Harry would bankrupt us, leave us with an old squad on high wages we could get rid off, etc .. same as Jose, they forget Levy runs the club, not the manager and hence protects us a little more.
But yes, happy, smart Jose would be great
SylDave
Jason Dozzell
I have also come round to it more and more, my main concern with him is the aftermath he leaves, but if I could choose one man in world football to keep him in check and control this it would be Levy.
