beats1
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Bring on Gil(guy presses like a mad man) or bring on Donley
We gave Man Utd and Brentford their best chances in the box with an open shot at the end with 3 in the box
Manager Watch: Ange Postecoglou
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We gave Man Utd and Brentford their best chances in the box with an open shot at the end with 3 in the box
spurs9
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Donley.
thebenjamin
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MATE
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God I love this man
tobi
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SirHarryHotspur
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Ange has a record of not staying more than 3 or 4 years wherever he has been , what we are going to do when he does eventually leave I have no idea , his press conferences are just on a different level to any manager that we have had for years.
He’s never been at a club this size in a league this size before though. Given Ange’s age and experience, Tottenham could legitimately be the pinnacle of his career. So provided we continue to support him, it may be very difficult to tempt him away. That’s unlike at his previous jobs, where there was a clear career path trajectory.
rossdapep
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He has reached the pinnacle of football now though. If we are achieving things with him he won't have reason to go anywhere.
The only move he could make would be to City, United or Liverpool but if we are beating them and winning, there is almost zero chance he leaves us for them. Especially if everything is running well.
The way he speaks, the way he coaches and manages things. The way players talk about him, he genunely could be our Klopp, which means a 8-10 year stay.
Can't see him at Madrid or Barcelone either. Maybe Bayern
thebenjamin
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It's realistically going to be much harder to achieve what he has in the past with us - ie PL / CL champions - than it has been elsewhere due to the level of competition. So the build will naturally take longer.
SirHarryHotspur
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Was thinking more he might go back home. He did an interview not long ago can't remember with who but he was talking about family life and how his wife wanted a settled family home with friends visiting etc , maybe wrong but pretty sure he said she was still living in Australia.
PS it was a TV interview but it's covered here..
Trophies matter but Postecoglou is playing the long game at Tottenham
Spurs fans are dreaming of silverware ahead of their FA Cup clash with Burnley but Ange Postecoglou has loftier ambitions
www.theguardian.com
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Thanks for sharing that. A lovely watch.
easley91
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Don't worry about it and enjoy every moment we have him while we have him.
SirHarryHotspur
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Yes I am enjoying but I fear after his four year contract it might be back to Oz. Just compare his media interviews with Conte, Mourhino and even Poch , Ange is the medias darling at the moment.
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It amused me how Ange gave so much eye contact to Freddie when in press conferences with journalists he can barely look at them. Nice work Freddie.
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Yeah I wouldn't recommend anyone watch it at work
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