milo
Jack L. Jones
I think that most reports have said 24 - 48 hours
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The new, new manager thread - Pt 3
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I think that most reports have said 24 - 48 hours
Football's a spectacle if I wanted a points machine I'd just play football manager all the time without watching the games.
Pochettino's side looked a lot more exciting, entertaining, organised and well coached whatever it's ppg record was. Oh and he was managing southampton - pretty sure his points to £ ratio would blow Sherwood out the water
Yes, you are. Compare the PPG for Martinez in his last season at Wigan and his first at Everton, or Rodgers' last season at Swansea and this season at Liverpool. We'd be hoping that Poch would achieve more at a club with more resources, just as those two other managers have done.
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indianspur
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Just heard on the radio that the Sun are running a story tomorrow that Spurs are after Martinez
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Star are going with McLaren. Don't do it Daniel!!!!
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indianspur
Guest
McLaren to the Saints is what the Star are reporting,despite their headline
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Just heard Enda Brady (a Sky reporter) who does a segment here in Australia about what's happening in the UK say he's been informed it's Poch and announcement is imminent.
Yiddo
Ian Walker
Quit it with the stats.
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Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
100% this was part of Levy's decision. You spend 30 mil on a fancy new boat, you want someone who knows how to get the bloody thing going properly.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Yes context.. one had Southampton players the other had Tottenham players.. it really is that simple!
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Yesterday.. today.. fcuk knows. All I know its written by a qunt.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...spur-close-to-hiring-Mauricio-Pochettino.html
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...spur-close-to-hiring-Mauricio-Pochettino.html
africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
is there a hope in hell that we are able to get lallana and / or shaw IF poch comes?
rosenthal
Sebastien Bassong
Was going to make a joke about lack of possession stats in the overview, but then I checked them and found out that Southampton had the highest in the entire Premier League last season at an average of 58.6%
SoundAndVision
Michael Brown
McLaren is a very good coach.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Pochettino improved me, says Clyne
Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne said it would be 'a real shame' to lose manager Mauricio Pochettino, with Tottenham looming.
Clyne, 23, is being targeted by Liverpool while Pochettino is on the verge of joining Spurs.
Despite bigger clubs awaiting the pair, the defender wants to continue his alliance with the Argentine tactician, who he claims has improved his game.
"He has been so different to any other manager," Clyne said.
"He planted it into our heads that even if we were up against bigger teams and bigger players, we could compete at the same level as them.
"He taught us never to fear them or be intimidated just because of their big names or their big reputations.
"He'd have us pressing high, keeping a high line, receiving the ball in difficult situations, keeping possession and basically having the confidence to play football rather than being afraid.
"The understanding in our defence was down to our training. We worked really hard on our fitness and our intensity and it showed in the games.
"For me personally it took my game to another level. It would be a real shame if we were to lose him."
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/pochettino-improved-me-says-clyne#gG6FrlYSsK216czE.99
Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne said it would be 'a real shame' to lose manager Mauricio Pochettino, with Tottenham looming.
Clyne, 23, is being targeted by Liverpool while Pochettino is on the verge of joining Spurs.
Despite bigger clubs awaiting the pair, the defender wants to continue his alliance with the Argentine tactician, who he claims has improved his game.
"He has been so different to any other manager," Clyne said.
"He planted it into our heads that even if we were up against bigger teams and bigger players, we could compete at the same level as them.
"He taught us never to fear them or be intimidated just because of their big names or their big reputations.
"He'd have us pressing high, keeping a high line, receiving the ball in difficult situations, keeping possession and basically having the confidence to play football rather than being afraid.
"The understanding in our defence was down to our training. We worked really hard on our fitness and our intensity and it showed in the games.
"For me personally it took my game to another level. It would be a real shame if we were to lose him."
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/pochettino-improved-me-says-clyne#gG6FrlYSsK216czE.99