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Ah, the good old days.
Mourinho may win things, but he does it playing anti football, and constant mind games, and eventually turns on the club and supporters if things dont go his way, don't want my club associated with that
Nagelsmann ??Jose Mourinho is ready to replace Mauricio Pochettino at Spurs
Intermediaries have been scouting potential replacements during the past weekwww.independent.co.uk
Mauricio Pochettino sacked: Jose Mourinho open to becoming next Tottenham manager
Jose Mourinho is open to taking the Tottenham Hotspur job, and there is a growing feeling he could fit the club’s circumstances at this time, after the sensational Tuesday sacking of Mauricio Pochettino.
The Independent has been told intermediaries were already sounding out potential candidates for Spurs in the previous week, with Red Bull Leipzig’s Julian Nagelsmann the top choice due to his age and profile. With the German extremely difficult to secure due to his contract, however, chairman Daniel Levy and the hierarchy have been looking at five other names.
Brendan Rodgers is seen in a similar way to Nagelsmann but would be equally difficult to get now given how he’s just joined a buoyant Leicester City.
Napoli’s Carlo Ancelotti is being pushed on the club, and is interested. His compatriot Max Allegri is more appealing to Spurs, but there is a feeling he is cooler on the job, and would prefer a club of higher historic profile and wealth like Manchester United. Tottenham have long liked Eddie Howe, but other candidates have now leapfrogged him, and there is also the problem of extracting him from Bournemouth.
Given all that, as well as his availability and status, Mourinho may well represent a suitable choice for this moment in time. It is understood figures close to the Portuguese were trying to make a potential deal happen on Tuesday night.
Harry Redknapp was the only one to look at our league form properly, like from last February.
Most others conveniently ignoring how poor we've been from last January.
'Word. Well said.Most of us are in a weird position. Deep down we knew we have been shit this entire year. We love Poch. But deep down I think we knew we needed a change
Our preference was for new owners but as the owners wont sack themselves it's the only option
Nah DL has the money and the contractI very much fucking doubt that. Poch held all the cards.
Yes.We've had 12 semi finals in Levy's tenure, you telling me it's his fault that we didn't win more than one trophy?
Shadydan said:
Of course it's going to be JoseTalkSPORT saying their sources that it’s mourinho for what it’s worth
Absolutely gutted! Thanks Levy we will now have a half empty NFL stadium, mid table obscurity, the St Totteringhams revival and January signings of David Howells and Vinny Samways!
Thanks Poch, it’s been emotional!
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