Ghost Hardware
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Rodgers to West Ham surely. Feel like it’s written in the bubbles
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Russ1201
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Reason why is because we are run by clueless fkwits who are still trying to work out their next move.
It's a shambles and to be honest i think things will get a whole lot worse.
chrisd2k
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FFS! It's the food chain. Why would he sign for us when other bigger jobs are available in the summer? Same with players. We have to wait sometimes as I hate to break it to you, we aren't the biggest fish
felmani26
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I have sympathy in that this was always suspected as soon as he was relieved on his duties and the obvious links at Chelsea already.
Nagelsmann was never going to suddenly put pen to paper on a summer deal ASAP as bigger/better(?) opportunities were likely to present itself and uncertainty over what our European status/budget would be.
All managers have to learn the trade somewhere and I have nothing against going for someone that isn't tested in the Premier League.
I think Slot is quite fortunate that Ajax and PSV are not the teams they once were.
A lot of posters pouring petrol on the fire, but what made you believe Nagelsmann would have signed even if Chelsea hadn’t have sacked Potter?
I agree it’s now looking impossible, but I’d still have viewed it as very unlikely even without Chelsea’s pending interest.
Getting all bent out of shape for no good reason.
I agree it’s now looking impossible, but I’d still have viewed it as very unlikely even without Chelsea’s pending interest.
Getting all bent out of shape for no good reason.
Ghost Hardware
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Brighton wanted Gallardo first so I would assume they would go for him again.Slot to Brighton; De Zerbi to Spu....?
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SargeantMeatCurtains
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An interesting little snippet from an article in the Telegraph for those, like me, who were romanticising over a Poch return:
Julian Nagelsmann will be among the favourites to succeed Potter, along with Mauricio Pochettino, who was interviewed for the job at the time the former Brighton coach replaced Thomas Tuchel.
The man essentially responsible for amplifying our rivalry with Chelsea was keen on being their manager. That doesn’t sit right with me.
Julian Nagelsmann will be among the favourites to succeed Potter, along with Mauricio Pochettino, who was interviewed for the job at the time the former Brighton coach replaced Thomas Tuchel.
The man essentially responsible for amplifying our rivalry with Chelsea was keen on being their manager. That doesn’t sit right with me.
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I'm sure we flashed him some ankle.
srups34
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We are not a big Club.
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muel
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I swear to God some of you lot have probably found a way to determine Levy caused the war in Russia.
credit and criticism where it’s due. Those of you who jump straight to blaming Levy for every fucking thing are probably why so many distance themselves from associating with the #levyout ‘movement’
credit and criticism where it’s due. Those of you who jump straight to blaming Levy for every fucking thing are probably why so many distance themselves from associating with the #levyout ‘movement’
Spursmatty87
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We probably have and he’s not wanted us or still assessing his options. Maybe chill until we know the complete facts
Russ1201
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True but god i can't stand Rodgers he is such s smug shit and he managed Leicester who i hate for obvious reasonsOh well it was fun while it lasted
Seriously though there are so many talented coaches about I’m not worried at all.
Even if we did end up with Rodgers it wouldn’t be an absolute disaster.
Do you trust Levy etc to pick one of the talented coaches though i have my doubts the way we are run.
Still early days and hopefully Levy learns from his mistakes snd employs a talented coach who plays football the way Spurs DNA is.
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So by that logic, why is he now willing to sign on with Chelsea when PSG and Real Madrid will both be looking for new managers in the summer?
septicsac
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It's not a manager we need it's a miracle worker, no matter who comes in has to deal with the circus behind the scenes, a board that never fully backs anyone and a chairman who thinks he knows more about player acquisitions than anyone else.
Never felt so apathetic about the next appointment ad I currently do.
Never felt so apathetic about the next appointment ad I currently do.
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