devilish
Juventus fan who used to support United
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Exactly so if his options are United or Spurs it makes sense for him to wait to see if the United job becomes available.
Most premier league clubs pay very good wages compared to the rest of europe i think i read allardyce in one of the top 10 paid coaches in the world, so if he doesn't end up at United he can earn great money somewhere else.
Its tricky though. What if Spurs decides to pull out of the deal and Manchester United decide to aim elsewhere. It would take just 1 change of event to change everything. Klopp may be suddenly available, Simeone may say that he would like to manage in England or for all we know SAF may decide he had enough of this retirement thing and is keen to push Liverpool down for one last time and prove Moyesy wrong. Things can change pretty quickly in football.