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Ian Walker
Why do you say this?
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Next Spurs Manager v.2
- Thread starter Gutter Boy
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Why do you say this?
Grassroots
Kevin-Prince Boateng
And there lies the problem for me levy and no brainers :-k
He always does the oposite to what seems to make perfect sense
I for one will not look forward to once again looking at frank tear us a new arsehole at which ever club he ends up at and saying I knew it whilst we are once again looking for mr wrong
Poch is not the man for us. He went into saints they were doing well and he's played some good football with some talented players but under no expectations. Levy needs to get this one correct as it will be his neck on line if another failure. I've seen over last couple of days he's been getting cained in the press and IMO rightly so Clive Allen said great businessman but not great at making football decisions.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I feel it has to be somebody who has been there, seen it, done it, not another well he could be good type appointment...
Exactly that or It's another gamble
One thing that makes me want Pochettino over De Boer is their record in 'big games' and their consistency of performance and solidity of defence.
Southampton lost by more than 2 goals on only 3 occasions this season, to Chelsea, Liverpool and Emirates Marketing Project, and they never lost by more than 3 goals this season. Us and Chelsea were also the only teams that finished above them in the table that they didn't take points off at some point this season, with Southampton victories recorded away to Liverpool and home to Everton as well as home draws with Arsenal and Emirates Marketing Project and home and away draws with Man Utd.
This is Southampton we're talking about before people moaning that we wouldn't be happy with that kind of record and also, it is much better than our record, with a much better squad, this season.
Now looking at De Boer's record with Ajax, what alarms me is the number of heavy defeats. Heavy defeats suffered particularly domestically. These are some of Ajax's results THIS season:
PSV 4 - 0 Ajax (Eiredivisie)
Ajax 0 - 3 SV Salzburg (Europa League)
SV Salzburg 3 - 1 Ajax (Europa League)
PEC Zwolle 5 - 1 Ajax (Dutch cup final)
I've picked out the particularly shocking defeats, but there were plenty more defeats for them this season, which would be classed as dissapointing results, despite closer scorelines.
I've also taken out thrashings to the likes of Barcelona and AC Milan this season as you can't really expect Ajax to compete with these clubs.
To me, you'd struggle to find really dissapointing results for Pochettino where you look at a reverse Southampton have suffered and thought "blimey, i didn't expect that".
Southampton lost by more than 2 goals on only 3 occasions this season, to Chelsea, Liverpool and Emirates Marketing Project, and they never lost by more than 3 goals this season. Us and Chelsea were also the only teams that finished above them in the table that they didn't take points off at some point this season, with Southampton victories recorded away to Liverpool and home to Everton as well as home draws with Arsenal and Emirates Marketing Project and home and away draws with Man Utd.
This is Southampton we're talking about before people moaning that we wouldn't be happy with that kind of record and also, it is much better than our record, with a much better squad, this season.
Now looking at De Boer's record with Ajax, what alarms me is the number of heavy defeats. Heavy defeats suffered particularly domestically. These are some of Ajax's results THIS season:
PSV 4 - 0 Ajax (Eiredivisie)
Ajax 0 - 3 SV Salzburg (Europa League)
SV Salzburg 3 - 1 Ajax (Europa League)
PEC Zwolle 5 - 1 Ajax (Dutch cup final)
I've picked out the particularly shocking defeats, but there were plenty more defeats for them this season, which would be classed as dissapointing results, despite closer scorelines.
I've also taken out thrashings to the likes of Barcelona and AC Milan this season as you can't really expect Ajax to compete with these clubs.
To me, you'd struggle to find really dissapointing results for Pochettino where you look at a reverse Southampton have suffered and thought "blimey, i didn't expect that".
Dicko
Michael Carrick
Who: Storts
Where: COYS
When: 14th May
Ramsey and Les going, not sure on Freund currently, think he will be staying
Grassroots
Kevin-Prince Boateng
The Ajax team this season apart from blind are the equivalent to our under 21s mate
they were never expected to do well in europe and 3 teams in holland were on paper much stronger than Ajax.
I think them winning the title this year was akin to a act of GHod
Go back to when he had a a better line up before we took the star players
Beat barca beat ac beat Emirates Marketing Project and a poor manure.
if I chose results purely from pochs nearly relegated Espanyol team I bet they would be similar or probably worse.
Again im not saying poch is sh** he may turn out ok I just have massive doubts over him and I want a manager who knows how to cross the finish line not get near it.
pochs Southampton conceed or seem to late goals as they struggle to keep up the work rate top sides finish matches stronger.
That's just 1 of my concerns there are many others.
All appointments are a gamble I just believe he is a bigger gamble than than the others.
Incredibly underwhelmed is masssively harsh, even if you arent completely sold on him....
Heda SPURSCZ
Steven Caulker
In whose opinion would it be harsh? I'd be very disappointed and underwhelmed personally.
Dicko
Michael Carrick
Maybe I'm not a realist but I would prefer a bit more of a swash-buckling, attacking Spurs that were enjoyable to watch. I know you can't have it all but if there is even a small chance that someone else could bring attacking football and still have some success then I would take that risk over the certainty of having to watch a Benitez team rotating and grinding out results.
Grassroots
Kevin-Prince Boateng
Likewise the least of all the managers interested to be honest.
and rafa as I have said before I just don't like him ,irrational ? Maybe true ? Definitely.
For once it would be nice to get our own manager not another pl cast off and noy associated in any way to chelsea
Parklaner81
Steve Hodge
But that's a serious issue.
a) It goes completely against Levy's comments about style of play, performances etc.
b) Even if it weren't already an issue, it wouldn't take long to become one. Look at what happened with AVB. The moment there is a dip, the negative style amplifies the problem and it becomes a downward spiral.
We won't be going there, I'm fairly certain...!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I hope Freund and Parks stay.
I'm more concerned about Parks, as you can have 3 assistants (2 brought in like Poch has and AVB and Timmeh had) plus 1 internal, but Poch has his own GK coach that he brought with him from Espanyol and you only tend to have one of those.
That is why Baldini is head of football operations and will be heavily involved in the coach recruitment.
It's a bit like our transfer strategy though. We can't get Yaya Toure (LvG, Guardiola). So do we go for Scott Parker (Benitez, Moyes) or Sandro (Poch, FdB)? Experienced but limited, or a bit raw with big potential?