Aren't we jumping the gun a bit here?
No way José.
We all know the cafe is going to get all excited for Poch's just for him to sign a new contract with Spurs in march and us ending up with Ancelotti.
Next Spurs manager?
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No way José.
We all know the cafe is going to get all excited for Poch's just for him to sign a new contract with Spurs in march and us ending up with Ancelotti.
Call sol
If we do reach an agreement with Poch to take over after Ole, then should we expect the announcement during the season? And if that's the case, would Spurs be trying for a currently-employed manager like Howe or someone twiddling their thumbs? Which option would be cheaper for them if you factor in the cost of compensation and contract?
Another way to look at that is to expect rumours of Spurs shopping around as well as the season progresses if there's any chance Poch would be joining us. I doubt he'd drop them in the shit at the end of May.
Another way to look at that is to expect rumours of Spurs shopping around as well as the season progresses if there's any chance Poch would be joining us. I doubt he'd drop them in the shit at the end of May.
Wenger
That would cause a shitstorm so large that it would end the world as we know it
You and everyone that has posted are cracking me up. Spurs fans wouldn't find this funny.
Papers are saying Howe. Think they will go for a non Brit.
Eriksen and alderweireld will leave. Seems like an apt chance for "a new cycle" under a new manager, given levy will probably want to spend peanuts next summer as well and strive for the arsenal strategy of top four on a shoestring.
Surely howe is the only choice ??
If we really did lose Pochettino and Eriksen/Toby, Levy would have to invest, there would be no two ways about it if he wants to remain competitive for the top four.
As for our next manager ... is Jardim still available? Loved the job he did at Monaco and I think Henry's record there since shows the problems were not down to him.
While I’d happily take Howe, why not a manager like Jardim, would be a logical step for him. Of course if he is still available.
Mourinho.
Just because he doesnt work with us doesnt mean he wont work with other teams.
Just because he doesnt work with us doesnt mean he wont work with other teams.
Good timing.
I think that’s the least likely appointment.
If pochetinno was indeed that brilliant and if he indeed leaves Tottenham, signing a wrong manager can really undo his legacy very fast.
Not so long ago you hired martin jol and what a catastrophe that was.
They'll look further down the food chain. Howe probably.
An obvious choice surely, if he hasn't gone elsewhere by then? I really like Howe but Jardim is certainly more qualified to manage a side at around our level.
I don’t follow?
If he leaves you need a proven solid manager, not an unknown quantity
If Jose complains publicly to the media about not getting funds, I really don’t think he is a good fit at Tottenham... do you?
Mourinho and Levy would be hilarious.
Very polemic but Brendan wouldn't be that bad of an idea. At some point he's capable of giving a title race a go, but personally would love to see Bielsa in Premier League.
Spurs have been after Solskjær for 20 years, next summer might be their chance.
Never has a thread been so pointless.
Why ? It's a genuine question, there is a very very strong chance he's gone in the summer, be it United or Real. If any of them submit an offer, you'd have to think he will strongly consider it. At least the Spurs hierarchy has 6 months to prepare and see who could be a good fit to replace him.
It's a question that assumes Pochettino will leave: "Next Spurs manager?"
Yeah, we have not done much in recent years to be this confident!Aren't we jumping the gun a bit here?
Well yeah, as i wrote, not an exhuberant assumption, is it ? I'm just saying, you should start thinking about the recruitment process for your next manager just in case.
- Can you develop youth and promote from the academy ?
- To Dare is to ... ? A: Do. B:Win fck all.
- What cheese goes well with a red wine ?
These will need answers pretty soon.
Carabao Blue is pretty good, but Arsenal supporters aren't keen I hear.
If Poch DOES leave, I would guess they're likely to go for Eddie Howe.
Pretty much a given. Spurs would be the right move for Howe, resembles Pochettino's step up from Southampton. If Howe can keep Spurs in the top 5 with the budget constraints they have, that would prove he could be an elite manager.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær
So who's in the frame this time then?
They’ll get a German manager like everyone is now
That young one
That young one
Flick, Nagels, Hassenhuttl or Howe I would imagine would be Levy's shortlist.
Could Scott 'Scotty' Parker be an outside bet?
Very good shout!