Next Spurs Manager (No longer with groundbreaking 'Change vote' functionality)
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Mourinho for me. In my opinion his heart was never in the Man Utd job. I think the players would react to him, he knows the premier league well and he has stated there has been a change in his approach. I think it’s less of a risk at this stage too.
Sandros Shiny Head
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There’s no entitlement here. We lost 7-2 midweek and lost to Colchester and Brighton, let alone the other shit for 18 months
Gb160
Well done boys. Good process
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Spot on, point being they've earned the right to be that way...us?
VancouverSpur
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That is because they had won a boat load of trophies in the preceding 2 decades so could be picky. We on the other hand have the Audi Cup to show for our troubles.
Hoddle&Waddle
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If we were to make a change I think we need to go for somebody with a fresh modern attacking philosophy.
Gb160
Well done boys. Good process
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Fair enough, I think we need a proven winner.
cjsimba
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It can’t be another long term project manager or the likes of Kane will want out. They won’t want to hang around another 5 years to be in with a shot at trophies.
I think we need a couple of years of an experienced manager who can win us something with this team, then look to bring in a younger longer term manager to build a new team
I think we need a couple of years of an experienced manager who can win us something with this team, then look to bring in a younger longer term manager to build a new team
Ask Chelsea, Porto and Inter fans how they found it?
We aren’t United. We’re pretty much exactly where Chelsea were when Jose took over first time round.
dondo
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Would Mourinho come and work under levy? With all that goes with it? Doubt it personally
Hoddle&Waddle
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I would rather we went for somebody that could build towards a team that could win titles.
Jose could win a FA cup in 3 years but the football would be dreadful. And the aftermath would mean a complete rebuild.
He’s too busy outside Northumerbland Park station thesedays
midoshairband
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Jose first choice for me. then Allegri.
cjsimba
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Might be wrong but I think Levy and Mourinho have a good relationship
Timberwolf
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I think the CL run and our early season form last season makes a lot of people think that the PochOut stuff is all kneejerk. In reality we've been in borderline relegation form for over 20 league games. We literally have the most losses (in all comps) of all the teams in the league in 2019. If people can't complain now, when the hell can they?
dondo
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Hoddle&Waddle
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He's not the same guy though. He's a proper miserable fucker now. The modern game has passed him by.
midoshairband
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but you just know it will be another unproven manager. all hail the next 5 year project!
I suspect Jose would make demands that would need to be met before he took the job.
Imagine the negotiations...they’d take the best part of any 3 year deal as it is!
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