Who will be our next manager?

stemark44

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Who can we get if Harry leaves?

Simple,if Harry decides to take the England job(which looks likely) and I really hope this doesn't happen before the season ends.

Who is out there that can do the job for Spurs?

David Moyes?

Fabian Capello?

Brendan Rodgers?

Jose Mourinho?

Who are the main candidates and can we attract them/afford them?

 

ThorntonSpur

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• #82

alan curbishley

 

RichieS

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Mourinho has to be number one choice. Whether he's obtainable is anybody's guess.

I really wouldn't mind AVB should Chelsea sack him...

A Klinsmann (DoF)/Loew combo could also work but may be in the realms of fantasy.

 

jonathanhotspur

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• #84

Kenny Dalglish.

 

Blake Griffin

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if we're disregarding jose, then brendan rodgers for sure.

 

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dn013

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Emile Heskey.

 

mpickard2087

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• #87

Barry Fry
David Pleat
Mike Bassett
Joe Kinnear
Juande Ramos
Sol Campbell

Would be my shortlist :up:

 

opensaysme

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• #88

Fabio Capello

 

StartingPrice

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jonathanhotspur said:

Kenny Dalglish.

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:rofl:

Just had a hilarious image of Dave 'Harry' Bassett trying to explain his tactics to Modric Eek

 

tommyt

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• #90

Bring back Ossie

 

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bryanabutler

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• #91

Any one of .

Lambert.
Rodgers.
Hughton

 

yawa

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Rijkaard

 

danielneeds

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Hiddinck is available, and is the closest thing you could get to Redknapp in a foreigner, dodgy tax and all.

 

ThorntonSpur

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van gaal

 

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daryl

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Poyet and tarrico

 

jbstarr14

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• #96

Mourinho with Rodgers as assistant for two years. Then Rodgers to take over when Jose gets itchy feet again.

(I know.... I know....)

 

Berglad

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Klopp, Mourinho, and maybe Rodgers are the only ones I'd be happy with. Don't see Klopp leaving Dortmund, Mourinho would be a tough get and has some downsides, and it's probably a bit too soon for Rodgers. So let's hope Harry stays for a bit!

 

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spursandbarca

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got to have managed a big club and been in champions league. preferably won things.


klinsmann
hiddink
rijkaard
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someone like marcelo bielsa would make a excellent manager

 

THX2208

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Me I've had amazing success on Football manager for the PC!

 

Kendall

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spursandbarca said:

got to have managed a big club and been in champions league. preferably won things.


klinsmann
hiddink
rijkaard
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someone like marcelo bielsa would make a excellent manager

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Why? he doesn't come under anything you've mentioned.