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Who do you want as next Spurs manager?

  • Allegri

    Votes: 214 21.5%
  • Mourinho

    Votes: 258 25.9%
  • Wenger

    Votes: 9 0.9%
  • Pleat

    Votes: 4 0.4%
  • Ten Hag

    Votes: 54 5.4%
  • Wagner

    Votes: 1 0.1%
  • Howe

    Votes: 36 3.6%
  • Nagelsmann

    Votes: 75 7.5%
  • Other (explain)

    Votes: 16 1.6%
  • Keep Poch (lol)

    Votes: 166 16.6%
  • Rodgers

    Votes: 49 4.9%
  • de Boer (Poch mk2)

    Votes: 3 0.3%
  • Benitez

    Votes: 50 5.0%
  • Sherwood

    Votes: 6 0.6%
  • Bus-Conductor

    Votes: 26 2.6%
  • Goat (ffs)

    Votes: 6 0.6%
  • WalkerBoyUK’s lad’s u14 coach

    Votes: 8 0.8%
  • Sissoko

    Votes: 7 0.7%
  • Marco Rose

    Votes: 4 0.4%
  • freeeki

    Votes: 5 0.5%

  • Total voters
    997
  • Poll closed .
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chrissivad

Staff
May 20, 2005
51,646
58,072
The only positive I can see for Jose is he know what it takes to win, something that we have been missing for a long time.

But I can't stand the guy, and don't want to see him at our club
 

cjsimba

Well-Known Member
Dec 5, 2006
2,639
9,635
Will be very interesting to see the contract length he gets.

Can imagine Levy giving him a 2 year one.

This avoids the 3rd season fallout that Mourinho always seems to have, (whilst there remains an option for an extension if he does very well).

2 years hopefully allows us to win a couple trophies to satisfy the players perhaps wondering if they are more likely to at bigger clubs (Kane)

2 years also puts us in a better position to then go and sign a Nagelsmann or Rose (who I believe are the young/project type Levy prefers) as they will be at the end of their current contracts and looking to take the next step up, whilst Jose will leave with no dramas as he is just at the end of his contract.
 

soflapaul

Well-Known Member
Aug 18, 2018
9,056
15,120
Enough of this “I’m giving up on the club if we appoint Mourinho” cack.

Jose Mourinho is one of the greatest managers the sport itself has ever seen. The fact he’s being seriously linked with our club is almost too mad to comprehend.

He doesn’t go round winning things everywhere he goes by accident.

We should be welcoming him with open arms, regardless of whether you “like” him. You don’t have to take the fucker for a drink.

As someone who is anti Mourinho, i agree with Freeeki on this. If he is our coach, he wears our badge and he gets my support. I only hope he's learned some lessons on club culture as well as figure out how to play positive football, ala Spurs style.
 

GMI

G.
Dec 13, 2006
3,118
12,210
If you stop for a second and take stock.....Poch is gone. It’s gutting. He has provided some of the greatest moments of my Spurs supporting life (since 1980). It was 100% the right decision but, damn, Poch was great for us for a while there. I’ll raise a glass to Poch tonight and urge you all to do the same . COYS!
 

Timberwolf

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Jan 17, 2008
10,328
50,217
I'm not a Mourinho fan and I cringe at the idea of him as our manager, but I have had this nagging feeling in the back of my mind for a good few months now that concurs with the part of your post I've highlighted. It's a weird sinking feeling but then this glimmer of hope that we might see a new reinvented, reinvigorated Mourinho!!
Haha I'm going through the exact same process right now. Dead against Mou before yet now I'm like "Maybe Spurs are just the club he needs to fall in love with football again..."
 

edgey

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May 16, 2013
2,922
2,993
I don't understand this need to have a likeable manager? Who cares if we are winning whether he's a prick or not? I don't
 

stevespurs

Well-Known Member
Jan 31, 2005
997
1,433
I find it quite bizarre that we are getting a lazy lob for a manager that has got sacked from his last four jobs. The JM from his first few clubs is a very different manager to the JM from this last few years.
 
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