RuskyM
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The best Spurs managers I’ve seen have been the perfect mix of big bruiser and cuddly bear. Jol, Poch, Redknapp if you’ve had a few.
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Timberwolf
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Very handsome attacking manager who has done it in a distant league but no-one has any faith in him succeeding at Spurs...
Think it has to be Steve Cooper
HedgieSpur
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If you think Tuchel is a defensive manager then it would indicate you haven’t seen much of his football.
Dakes
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Thanks for that background. I know nothing about the man and went solely on him being this chase's guy from the Scottish league.
zonbon32
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Did well tbf, Sporting created a few chances and the 2nd goal they went from back to front with calm, incisive football
HedgieSpur
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Classic Sporting…… very good free flowing football. Probably a little more open than usual actually but very entertaining to watch. As I said elsewhere, I watch a lot of the Portuguese league and really like Amorim
McFlash
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Oh mate, I'm no expert and don't know a lot about him either, just that I have heard some positive things about him and I like his personality.
I don't recall that ever being the case with Stevie G.
It's always hard to judge anyone based in the Scottish League, especially when they are at Celtic or Rangers but I'd reckon Ange is as safe a bet as any.
Dakes
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I have to say: Don't take any of my posts in this thread too seriously, which includes candidate credential queries. I'm just here for the vibes generated by the hunt. Who the next manager will be is pretty much pointless.
As you were.
McFlash
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Caught the last 15 minutes or so and wasn't paying too much attention.
Seemed like an entertaining game though, swinging one way, then the other.
McFlash
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I'm exactly the same and the only reason I'm leaning towards backing Postecoglu is for shits and giggles!
I'm just here for the continuing shit show that is Tottenham Hotspur Sports and Entertainment Group.
jpascavitz
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William Still as someone said is listed on the odds, surely too early for him but his record is rather impressive and doing some due diligence on him, he studied in England which is interesting.
Anorim is another one I didn't mention earlier - Sporting are fun to watch, and him playing 3 at the back could work with some of our current/next year's player crop.
Anorim is another one I didn't mention earlier - Sporting are fun to watch, and him playing 3 at the back could work with some of our current/next year's player crop.
Bluto Blutarsky
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For next season to play in a 4231:
1. New GK
2. New LCB
3. New starting LB
4. New Attacking Mid
5. Upgrade on Hojbjerg with more technical ability
6. Replacement for Kane
7. Replacement for Son (one of these is Richarlison
8. Pay for Kulusevski
9. Pay for Porro
It’s a lot to accomplish while bringing in a new manager/tactics.
Snarfalicious
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Thought he set up his side well. He does seem to get a lot out of his players, and despite being outmatched from a talent perspective, they were dangerous and as the score line suggested, they matched Arsenal well. I think he’s an impressive young coach.
spurs9
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I wouldn't worry about unifying the fan base, pretty much any new manager would do that.
Remember, 95% of the fan base were against hiring Nuno, then 1 interview where he said he would make us proud and 70% of our fans were teary eyed thinking he would be the next Poch, talking about how he played attacking football once with Valencia.
Dakes
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Not worth the effort mate, farting against the wind. Holler at us when we reach page 3000 or so. Names should steady by then. Don't work hard, work smart.
Weirdly I think there is just too much to do if Poch or Enrique arrive.
Once returning from loans, there will be 14 players Poch used in his previous tenure who ultimately got him the sack. Pretty obvious we wont be getting rid of most of them.
The current squad do not suit Enrique style at all so would mean a massive overhaul, again something that wont happen.
Once returning from loans, there will be 14 players Poch used in his previous tenure who ultimately got him the sack. Pretty obvious we wont be getting rid of most of them.
The current squad do not suit Enrique style at all so would mean a massive overhaul, again something that wont happen.
spurs9
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Don't worry they don't have any inside info on this, it's obviously all just guess work like 99% of all the articles about Conte and his potential replacement are right now.
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