spurs player turn coaches

[metalgear]

not a good idea eh?

hughton, poyet, tarrico, sherringham, ferdinand...any more?

 

[Enter the Pitbull]

Sheringham?

ARDILES
El Tel
Hod
Alf Ramsey
Billy Nick
Clive Allen
Freund
Ray Clemence

 

[Lost Mango]

Curbishley played one game for us.
Joe Kinnear
..... sounesss?

 

[LutonSpurs]

Klinsmann.

 

[billyiddo]

Sheringham?

ARDILES
El Tel
Hod
Alf Ramsey
Billy Nick
Clive Allen
Freund
Ray Clemence

You're kinda missing an obvious one there Pitbul...

 

[diego_maradona]

"I'm f*cking Edgar Davids"

 

[milo]

"I'm f*cking Edgar Davids"

Is it a casual thing or do you see a future together?

 

[diego_maradona]

Is it a casual thing or do you see a future together?

Haha oops... As handsome as he is I'm not that lucky

[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kUmYLUXG-0[/video]

 

[billyiddo]

Is it a casual thing or do you see a future together?

:lol:

 

[Lemonade Money]

 

[milo]

Haha oops... As handsome as he is I'm not that lucky

[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kUmYLUXG-0[/video]

I was worried that Enter the Pitball was going to be upset with you.

 

[nelto]

spurs player turn coaches.........

Sounds like a "Have I got News for You" caption competition!

 

[Johnny Ray]

El Tel (y)

 

[Rob]

Calderwood, perryman, Gascoigne.....

 

[billyiddo]

I was worried that Enter the Pitball was going to be upset with you.

i was worried Enter the Pitbul was a literal phrase

 

[Spur of the moment]

Some notable successes since WW2

Sir Alf Ramsey (England - World Cup winners; Ipswich League champs)
Arthur Rowe (Spurs - League champs)
Bill Nicholson (Spurs - League champs +8 more major trophies)
Vic Buckingham (WBA - FA Cup winners, League runners-up; Ajax - League Champs, Barcelona - League Cup winners)
Dave Mackay (Derby - League champs)
Graeme Souness (does he count?) (Rangers - 7 trophies. Liverpool - 1, others - 3)
Terry Venables (Spurs - FA Cup winners, Barcelona - La Liga champs + Spanish League Cup)

Several ex-players have managed national teams
Ramsey (England)
Mike England (Wales)
Venables (England)
Glenn Hoddle (England)
Klinsmann (West Germany, USA)

 

[Gutter Boy]

Pardew - the most successful English manager in the game at the moment (only one in the top half of the table)

Souness

But yeah - Bill Nich, Alf Ramsey, Venables and Hoddle - our greatest ever manager and 3 of England's most successful post-war managers too.

I think the problem now though is that most of the coaches currently in the game are associated with our sustained period of failure (esp 1994-2004), rather than our times of success (1950-1974 and 1976-1991)

 

[milo]

i was worried Enter the Pitbul was a literal phrase

We could do without EtP and Diego having a fight over Edgar's affections. We've seen enough conflict over the last few years.

 

[monkeybarry]

Some notable successes since WW2

Sir Alf Ramsey (England - World Cup winners; Ipswich League champs)
Arthur Rowe (Spurs - League champs)
Bill Nicholson (Spurs - League champs +8 more major trophies)
Vic Buckingham (WBA - FA Cup winners, League runners-up; Ajax - League Champs, Barcelona - League Cup winners)
Dave Mackay (Derby - League champs)
Graeme Souness (does he count?) (Rangers - 7 trophies. Liverpool - 1, others - 3)
Terry Venables (Spurs - FA Cup winners, Barcelona - La Liga champs + Spanish League Cup)

Several ex-players have managed national teams
Ramsey (England)
Mike England (Wales)
Venables (England)
Glenn Hoddle (England)
Klinsmann (West Germany, USA)

Mr Putin?

 

[90291Spur]

Here is a successful one: