he_is_you_know
Willem Korsten
I honestly think being put on a show talking tactics beside Jamie Redknapp is why Hoddle's stock has risen so much in the past few months.
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Next Spurs Manager
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I honestly think being put on a show talking tactics beside Jamie Redknapp is why Hoddle's stock has risen so much in the past few months.
SpurMeUp
Jimmy Cantrell
If you look where the quote marks are, you'll see that's not what he said.
Baleforce
Martin Peters
As I understand it, Sherwood isn't anywhere near the training pitch and Ferdinand doesn't work with the strikers.
"After the job he did at Chelsea he was incredibly lucky to get that job in the first place,"
Bitter much?
"He had a nightmare at Chelsea and then they went and won the Champions League without him, but he finds himself as the manager of Tottenham with a squad of Modric, Bale and players like that.
So Di Matteo gets the credit for winning the CL after taking over in March, but Harry gets credit for AVB's first season at Spurs? Mmmkay
"Last year he did well with the previous manager's team, but now he's had his chance to do it, it hasn't worked out for him.
:lol:
Lost Modric, VDV, Ade (even though he was still there), King, Corluka, Kranjcar, Pienaar. I only mention the last three because it was Harry who never gave them any games and ultimately caused them to want to leave. Yeah, same team.
"When you get beat 5-0 at home it's a bit of a tell-tale sign. It's not something Tottenham fans are accustomed to and I feel sorry to a certain extent for the fans.
Yeah, we never had to suffer pathetic losses in the past.
Tottenham 1-5 Emirates Marketing Project
Tottenham 1-5 Chelsea
Arsenal 5-2 Tottenham
Bolton 4-2 Tottenham
Blackpool 3-1 Tottenham
Fulham 4-0 Tottenham
Losing 1-3 at home to United (admittedly a good side) after going 1-0 up in the first minute.
0-1 at home to the likes of Wolves, Stoke, Wigan.
"Having seen the team that was built - you look at Gareth Bale on the wing - and you've ended up with players who aren't in the same league."
Erm, yes, that's why Real Madrid paid as much as they did. If there were other players out there just as good they wouldn't have.
Bitter much?
"He had a nightmare at Chelsea and then they went and won the Champions League without him, but he finds himself as the manager of Tottenham with a squad of Modric, Bale and players like that.
So Di Matteo gets the credit for winning the CL after taking over in March, but Harry gets credit for AVB's first season at Spurs? Mmmkay
"Last year he did well with the previous manager's team, but now he's had his chance to do it, it hasn't worked out for him.
:lol:
Lost Modric, VDV, Ade (even though he was still there), King, Corluka, Kranjcar, Pienaar. I only mention the last three because it was Harry who never gave them any games and ultimately caused them to want to leave. Yeah, same team.
"When you get beat 5-0 at home it's a bit of a tell-tale sign. It's not something Tottenham fans are accustomed to and I feel sorry to a certain extent for the fans.
Yeah, we never had to suffer pathetic losses in the past.
Tottenham 1-5 Emirates Marketing Project
Tottenham 1-5 Chelsea
Arsenal 5-2 Tottenham
Bolton 4-2 Tottenham
Blackpool 3-1 Tottenham
Fulham 4-0 Tottenham
Losing 1-3 at home to United (admittedly a good side) after going 1-0 up in the first minute.
0-1 at home to the likes of Wolves, Stoke, Wigan.
"Having seen the team that was built - you look at Gareth Bale on the wing - and you've ended up with players who aren't in the same league."
Erm, yes, that's why Real Madrid paid as much as they did. If there were other players out there just as good they wouldn't have.
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SUIYHA
Scott Parker
I do now that I've looked into it, which is why I put the disclaimer that I'm not sure. Guess we'll see what they're made of on Wednesday night.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
My bad, idiotic random journo, not idiotic not so random pundit.
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
Next Permanent Manager
Tim Sherwood ...................2
Fabio Capello ...................3
Michael Laudrup ...................9/2
Glenn Hoddle ...................8
Frank de Boer ...................14
Mauricio Pochettino ...................16
Gianfranco Zola ...................12
Jurgen Klinsmann ...................20
Guus Hiddink ...................16
Luciano Spalletti ...................10
Roberto Di Matteo ...................20
Lee Clark ....................33
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/tottenham/next-permanent-manager
Of that lot:
- Simply not in the running: Klinsmann, Zola, Clark, di Matteo. No chance whatsoever any of them.
- Won't be asked: Capello, Hoddle. Wrong generation both, and Capello occupied.
- Wouldn't accept: de Boer, Hiddink.
- That leaves Pochettino, Laudrup or Spalletti, or it means leaving it with Sherwood et al till season's end. I doubt Levy would punt on Pochettino after being burned by AVB, and I am not certain Laudrup has proven himself nor that he is emotionally committed enough for the step up to Spurs.
So my hunch: It's Spalletti now or Sherwood till summer.
Tim Sherwood ...................2
Fabio Capello ...................3
Michael Laudrup ...................9/2
Glenn Hoddle ...................8
Frank de Boer ...................14
Mauricio Pochettino ...................16
Gianfranco Zola ...................12
Jurgen Klinsmann ...................20
Guus Hiddink ...................16
Luciano Spalletti ...................10
Roberto Di Matteo ...................20
Lee Clark ....................33
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/tottenham/next-permanent-manager
Of that lot:
- Simply not in the running: Klinsmann, Zola, Clark, di Matteo. No chance whatsoever any of them.
- Won't be asked: Capello, Hoddle. Wrong generation both, and Capello occupied.
- Wouldn't accept: de Boer, Hiddink.
- That leaves Pochettino, Laudrup or Spalletti, or it means leaving it with Sherwood et al till season's end. I doubt Levy would punt on Pochettino after being burned by AVB, and I am not certain Laudrup has proven himself nor that he is emotionally committed enough for the step up to Spurs.
So my hunch: It's Spalletti now or Sherwood till summer.
richie_spur
Øyvind Leonhardsen
I don't understand why more people aren't mentioning him, especially given that there is a lot more talk for others who are yet to prove themselves or have only won things in minor leagues.
SpurMeUp
Jimmy Cantrell
I've been clicking through pages trying to find the post where someone (smart) posted this link. It was worth quoting. Worth skim reading.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...stiano-Ronaldo-Gareth-Bale.html#ixzz2nfpuMcPp
This was interesting:
‘The pass-and-move drills are related to control and diagonal passing. Not playing straight, not playing sideways, always with the emphasis on open body position and trying to play forward on angles. And everything we ask for in a drill represents something that we want to see in games.’
I can not believe our team has done much of this in the past few years under anyone. The article also talks about whether there are any more secrets left in coaching football. One thing I noticed about Ars**al this season, is how they have taken passing and moving to another level:
Player A has the ball
Player B makes a run towards the opposition's backline and last man
Player A doesn't pass to player B, but to another player (often standing on the shoulder of the last man), and this 3rd player cushions the ball into the Player B's run setting them free into space to attack the goal. Very hard to defend against. Our passing game is woeful by comparison. When technically the team is very able.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...stiano-Ronaldo-Gareth-Bale.html#ixzz2nfpuMcPp
This was interesting:
‘The pass-and-move drills are related to control and diagonal passing. Not playing straight, not playing sideways, always with the emphasis on open body position and trying to play forward on angles. And everything we ask for in a drill represents something that we want to see in games.’
I can not believe our team has done much of this in the past few years under anyone. The article also talks about whether there are any more secrets left in coaching football. One thing I noticed about Ars**al this season, is how they have taken passing and moving to another level:
Player A has the ball
Player B makes a run towards the opposition's backline and last man
Player A doesn't pass to player B, but to another player (often standing on the shoulder of the last man), and this 3rd player cushions the ball into the Player B's run setting them free into space to attack the goal. Very hard to defend against. Our passing game is woeful by comparison. When technically the team is very able.
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When did he suggest that team? Swap Defoe for Ade and that is a team I would love
Think it might have been before the Man C game, certainly in the last month. Problem with that team is that we have so many wide men/mobile forwards (Lennon, Townsend, Chadli, Lamela, Eriksen etc) and there's only room for one of them
OK. Sounds reasonable.
I agree about de Boer. Don't know much about Favre however is he much different to a foreign Redknapp? Managed unfashionable teams (like Harry) then moved to a bigger team (like Harry at Spurs) when they were bottom of the league (like Harry at Spurs) and got them into the CL (like Harry) and plays attacking football (like Harry). I have only spent about 60 seconds reading about him though!
Why don't you think de Boer would accept? Is there much more that he can achieve at Ajax? 3 consecutive titles....they'll never be able to keep hold of good enough players to do more than that. I cant see that he has anything else to prove....unless he has no ambition, in which case I wouldn't want him at Spurs