What's new

Next Manager Watch

Status
Not open for further replies.

Impspur1

Well-Known Member
May 8, 2014
2,406
5,944
All I really care about is that we get the right guy this time. Genuinely couldn't care less who goes to Chelsea including Poch.
As much as I love Poch, he isn’t my team’s manger and like you said he is entitled to earn a living
 

easley91

Well-Known Member
Jan 27, 2011
19,200
55,050
Of course.... I agree that our next appointment is crucial... maybe more than ever.... I just think many Spurs-fans will be hurt if Poch gets/wants the Chelsea-job... he still means a lot to some fans.
He means a lot to me, but football is a job and he is out of work. If we (the club) don't want him then aim your discontent at the board and not the man himself. He is entitled to work wherever he wants, even Arsenal.
 

Trix

Well-Known Member
Jul 29, 2004
19,667
332,026
Of course.... I agree that our next appointment is crucial... maybe more than ever.... I just think many Spurs-fans will be hurt if Poch gets/wants the Chelsea-job... he still means a lot to some fans.
Then perhaps they need to move on and get over it. Like pining for an ex 3 years after you've split up, you are both entitled to move on as it isn't healthy for anyone to be stuck in the past like that. If Glenn can go there and play and manage them and still have the love of the fans, than surely a guy that only had a 3-4 year association can too.
 

rossdapep

Well-Known Member
Aug 25, 2011
22,377
80,623
Think Poch would struggle at Chelsea.

Thats a humongous squad to manage and Poch has proven before that he needs a smaller tight knit group.

So he'd probably spend the first few months battling with Boehly about players he wants to sell - even if Boehly has only just signed them.

Poch needed a clear out before he got us at peak
 

EastUpperDK82

Well-Known Member
Jan 16, 2022
3,130
6,831
He means a lot to me, but football is a job and he is out of work. If we (the club) don't want him then aim your discontent at the board and not the man himself. He is entitled to work wherever he wants, even Arsenal.
True... but what's the point in targeting managers that should build up our DNA and identity again if we don't care how they feel about us or want to create a long lasting history with us... I want exactly that from our new manager. Many years of love, passion, commitment and pages in our history-book that won't be questioned afterwards.

I bet Klopp or Pep would never go to Everton, United etc in the future if they got the offer... just a guess of course.
 
Last edited:

Impspur1

Well-Known Member
May 8, 2014
2,406
5,944
Think Poch would struggle at Chelsea.

Thats a humongous squad to manage and Poch has proven before that he needs a smaller tight knit group.

So he'd probably spend the first few months battling with Boehly about players he wants to sell - even if Boehly has only just signed them.

Poch needed a clear out before he got us at peak
Might make it easier to get one or two Chelsea players moving forward
 

Trent Crimm

Well-Known Member
Jun 8, 2021
3,980
10,600
Yes... he's entitled to work where he wants... agree. But I must admit that my old love for him will take a big hit if he goes there... I remember him saying something about never wanting to work at Arsenal out of respect to Spurs... to me Chelsea is in the same category... I know we have had former Chelsea managers, but they did not have a love affair with Spurs before that.

I wouldn't want him back later if he was at Chelsea in the meantime.

"Aimed" is also a harsh word... but my love for him will fade away if he goes there. We had a lot of big bloody battles with Chelsea when Poch was at Spurs. It's an important part of his time with us...

Get over it. Go out with someone else.
 

robotsonic

Well-Known Member
Aug 20, 2013
2,458
11,396
Think Poch would struggle at Chelsea.

Thats a humongous squad to manage and Poch has proven before that he needs a smaller tight knit group.

So he'd probably spend the first few months battling with Boehly about players he wants to sell - even if Boehly has only just signed them.

Poch needed a clear out before he got us at peak

I just don't see it for this reason. It's PSG on steroids in terms of having to use players whether you want them or not or whether they work or not.

They're not going to be able to get rid of these 8 year contract players even if they wanted to given they've hyper-inflated the market in signing them. The only team mental enough to be able to afford them...is themselves :facepalm:
 

IfiHadTheWings

Well-Known Member
Aug 5, 2013
3,686
11,677
Then perhaps they need to move on and get over it. Like pining for an ex 3 years after you've split up, you are both entitled to move on as it isn't healthy for anyone to be stuck in the past like that. If Glenn can go there and play and manage them and still have the love of the fans, than surely a guy that only had a 3-4 year association can too.
Doesn't mean if she starts seeing your best mate/worst enemy it wouldn't hurt a bit though - 5 years he was with us so it's definitely justified some wouldn't be over the moon.
 

Kingellesar

This is the way
May 2, 2005
8,780
9,287
I really don't think Poch would be the right fit for that Chelsea team, he struggled with the PSG job, this is the same issue, lots of overpaid stars thrown together with no clear identity. But I wouldn't be bothered seeing him there.

We just need to sort ourselves out before worrying about other teams.
 

EastUpperDK82

Well-Known Member
Jan 16, 2022
3,130
6,831
Then perhaps they need to move on and get over it. Like pining for an ex 3 years after you've split up, you are both entitled to move on as it isn't healthy for anyone to be stuck in the past like that. If Glenn can go there and play and manage them and still have the love of the fans, than surely a guy that only had a 3-4 year association can too.
He he... true... but then stop the Poch-chants and abuse of Levy regarding Poch as well... it takes two to tango.
 

mattstev2000

Well-Known Member
Aug 15, 2007
2,803
5,562
Poch plays good football, know's the club, know's the limitations, has succeed in the premier league before, is available now and seemingly would be quite happy to come here. He's basically the ideal choice and he could be here already starting to get to work.

The only people it would reflect badly on if he goes to Chelsea is us. Again.

Also, FP shouldn't be anywhere near the manager search, he's got a dreadful track record. If that means we have to let him go and wait a few extra weeks to get in a new director of football that is philosophically aligned with the club and on the same page as the new manager then so be it.
 

Real_madyidd

The best username, unless you are a fucking idiot.
Oct 25, 2004
18,802
12,479
Then perhaps they need to move on and get over it. Like pining for an ex 3 years after you've split up, you are both entitled to move on as it isn't healthy for anyone to be stuck in the past like that. If Glenn can go there and play and manage them and still have the love of the fans, than surely a guy that only had a 3-4 year association can too.

If she wants to gangbang a group of Nazis then that is up to her.


We have all been there.
 

Timberwolf

Well-Known Member
Jan 17, 2008
10,328
50,217
Since Chelsea have ruled out the obvious 'experienced' candidate in Enrique I think they'll settle on Nagelsmann provided he's willing to take the job.

He's already close with their new technical director and is used to managing squads full of young, upcoming players. Plus Chelsea have been so colossally shit this season that it's almost impossible to for him to fail as the bar has been set so low by Potter and Lampard.

Struggle to see then picking Poch over him - especially since they already opted for Potter over Poch earlier in the season.
 

SandroClegane

Well-Known Member
Jun 27, 2012
3,717
13,842
Poch plays good football, know's the club, know's the limitations, has succeed in the premier league before, is available now and seemingly would be quite happy to come here. He's basically the ideal choice and he could be here already starting to get to work.
Based on what?

A false narrative our fans have constructed? Jesus Perez's browser tabs?

If he wanted to be back he'd be back by now.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top