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Tim Sherwood…gone \o/
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Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Agreed. I am very happy that we are in the running despite not yet hitting top form. I only hope Sherwood can sustain his impressive start. Going out of both domestic Cups is both a shame and a blessing imv: 2 competitions is plenty if we're going to finish top 4.
Agreed. I am very happy that we are in the running despite not yet hitting top form. I only hope Sherwood can sustain his impressive start. Going out of both domestic Cups is both a shame and a blessing imv: 2 competitions is plenty if we're going to finish top 4.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
We were never going to win the domestic cups so it's good we are out now, like you say a blessing as we now have only two competitions. We have a legitimate chance of winning and of course a race for the top four which would be unreal if we could achieve.
We were never going to win the domestic cups so it's good we are out now, like you say a blessing as we now have only two competitions. We have a legitimate chance of winning and of course a race for the top four which would be unreal if we could achieve.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Too early to judge overall on the football. We can still comment/judge on the idiocy of his punditry or wanting to employ Jamie Redknapp.
As for sniping, when he gets things right I'll say so (as I did about Southampton and Swansea) when he gets things wrong I'll point them out too.
I'll also hope he gets replaced with a better manager - nothing wrong with that. I'm sure we all hope Defoe will get replaced with Ibrahimovic.
One thing I won't ever do is like him. He a snidey little ****er and made a career out of ****ging Spurs off after we dared to get rid of such a football legend - he can win everything with us and I'll be glad but he'd still be a ****.
Too early to judge overall on the football. We can still comment/judge on the idiocy of his punditry or wanting to employ Jamie Redknapp.
As for sniping, when he gets things right I'll say so (as I did about Southampton and Swansea) when he gets things wrong I'll point them out too.
I'll also hope he gets replaced with a better manager - nothing wrong with that. I'm sure we all hope Defoe will get replaced with Ibrahimovic.
One thing I won't ever do is like him. He a snidey little ****er and made a career out of ****ging Spurs off after we dared to get rid of such a football legend - he can win everything with us and I'll be glad but he'd still be a ****.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Cannot disagree re: personal feelings towards his pre-managerial behaviour. The whole Jamie Redknapp thing is not on my radar unless the bloke gets hired. Interested to know who you would like to see come in. Obviously there ARE better managers in world football than Tim Sherwood, but who's available and who's going to assimilate with the various 'cultural strains' associated with us (I include the behaviour of boardroom, owner and fan expectations in this)? Klopp signed a new deal, Klinsmann would be great but only if he is given time.
As it is, this job is Sherwood's to lose (beyond the obvious contract - I'm talking performance) and if he continues to learn as quickly as he appears to be doing, we might all be in for a nice shock at the end of the season, and the reality that for the second time in a decade, we will be getting behind a manager who is good but a man we might not necessarily like as much as we'd wish.
Cannot disagree re: personal feelings towards his pre-managerial behaviour. The whole Jamie Redknapp thing is not on my radar unless the bloke gets hired. Interested to know who you would like to see come in. Obviously there ARE better managers in world football than Tim Sherwood, but who's available and who's going to assimilate with the various 'cultural strains' associated with us (I include the behaviour of boardroom, owner and fan expectations in this)? Klopp signed a new deal, Klinsmann would be great but only if he is given time.
As it is, this job is Sherwood's to lose (beyond the obvious contract - I'm talking performance) and if he continues to learn as quickly as he appears to be doing, we might all be in for a nice shock at the end of the season, and the reality that for the second time in a decade, we will be getting behind a manager who is good but a man we might not necessarily like as much as we'd wish.
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
To be a top football manager you have to have a ruthless streak. I am sure plenty of people didn't like Cloughie, Revie, Shankly, SAF. As long as he brings success to us, I really couldn't care less whether you like him or not.
To be a top football manager you have to have a ruthless streak. I am sure plenty of people didn't like Cloughie, Revie, Shankly, SAF. As long as he brings success to us, I really couldn't care less whether you like him or not.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I was going to ask how many current Premier League managers are likeable. Martinez and Laudrup seem alright but I struggle a bit after that.
I was going to ask how many current Premier League managers are likeable. Martinez and Laudrup seem alright but I struggle a bit after that.
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Probably very few, but I'll bet the number that have spent time publicly insulting their future employer is even fewer.
Probably very few, but I'll bet the number that have spent time publicly insulting their future employer is even fewer.
Bullet
Luka Modric
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Despite the raising of eyebrows among the Twitterati, Anderton insists he always knew Sherwood would find his way to the dugout.
"As a player he was a leader. He had his views and he didn’t hold back. We had lots of meetings with Glenn Hoddle and Tim was always pretty vocal about where we were going right and wrong - he wasn’t just saying things for effect, when he spoke he did it with belief.“
"He was a thinker, but he also knows that at times it's not rocket science. Tottenham have got good players and I think the way he sees it is that he’s giving them the opportunity to play to the best of their ability - he’s taken the shackles off a bit.
"They’ve got a great chance. What Spurs have going for them is that the squad is very strong. As we get towards the end of the season, when injuries start stacking up, that will become a very important factor. I think it will come down to Spurs and Liverpool for that fourth spot."
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features...i-always-knew-hed-be-boss#3CLp3sLiFZBYXEoi.99
Despite the raising of eyebrows among the Twitterati, Anderton insists he always knew Sherwood would find his way to the dugout.
"As a player he was a leader. He had his views and he didn’t hold back. We had lots of meetings with Glenn Hoddle and Tim was always pretty vocal about where we were going right and wrong - he wasn’t just saying things for effect, when he spoke he did it with belief.“
"He was a thinker, but he also knows that at times it's not rocket science. Tottenham have got good players and I think the way he sees it is that he’s giving them the opportunity to play to the best of their ability - he’s taken the shackles off a bit.
"They’ve got a great chance. What Spurs have going for them is that the squad is very strong. As we get towards the end of the season, when injuries start stacking up, that will become a very important factor. I think it will come down to Spurs and Liverpool for that fourth spot."
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features...i-always-knew-hed-be-boss#3CLp3sLiFZBYXEoi.99
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Again Scara (you might have missed my question) interested to know who you thought would be a good candidate if Timbo tanks. Personally, if we switch, I'd favor De Boer/that structure over Van Gaal by a country mile. For me, Van Gaal would carry more baggage than Heathrow and be enormously devisive/not work well with Levy (which is a factor to consider)…De Boer fits the model…
I think, however, the one who would tick every single box would be Klinsmann. His work in reigniting German football from the youth system up, was nothing short of spectacular. Again though, it comes down to whether the chairman and manager could work together long long term. I 'think' it would be different with Klinsmann as he has the 'bedside manner' and cultural understanding which (sadly) AVB doesn't have (yet). Having said that, if Sherwood gets 4th, then he's staying and I'd be fine with that…
Anyway, interested in your POV on the above.
Again Scara (you might have missed my question) interested to know who you thought would be a good candidate if Timbo tanks. Personally, if we switch, I'd favor De Boer/that structure over Van Gaal by a country mile. For me, Van Gaal would carry more baggage than Heathrow and be enormously devisive/not work well with Levy (which is a factor to consider)…De Boer fits the model…
I think, however, the one who would tick every single box would be Klinsmann. His work in reigniting German football from the youth system up, was nothing short of spectacular. Again though, it comes down to whether the chairman and manager could work together long long term. I 'think' it would be different with Klinsmann as he has the 'bedside manner' and cultural understanding which (sadly) AVB doesn't have (yet). Having said that, if Sherwood gets 4th, then he's staying and I'd be fine with that…
Anyway, interested in your POV on the above.
Yermiyahu
Scott Parker
Bullet
Luka Modric
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Friedel talks about yoga, Barry Venison and Sherwood with a speccy child
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-Sportsmail-visits-Spurs-keeper-training.html
Friedel talks about yoga, Barry Venison and Sherwood with a speccy child
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-Sportsmail-visits-Spurs-keeper-training.html
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I'd like Klinsmann - I'd be happy with that. I hadn't really considered him due to how he always seems to be saying how happy he is where he is.
Bielsa would have been my choice. I think he's gettable if we throw enough money his way but I think he's probably off Levy's radar.
LvG is my second choice assuming Utd don't go for him in the summer. I think the clashes you want to avoid are required for us to reach our goals (assuming our goals are more than a CL appearance every few years when we're lucky enough for one of the top 4 to **** up).
I'd like Klinsmann - I'd be happy with that. I hadn't really considered him due to how he always seems to be saying how happy he is where he is.
Bielsa would have been my choice. I think he's gettable if we throw enough money his way but I think he's probably off Levy's radar.
LvG is my second choice assuming Utd don't go for him in the summer. I think the clashes you want to avoid are required for us to reach our goals (assuming our goals are more than a CL appearance every few years when we're lucky enough for one of the top 4 to **** up).
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Also, it doesn't have to be if he tanks. As with any player we should always be ready to upgrade when possible.
Also, it doesn't have to be if he tanks. As with any player we should always be ready to upgrade when possible.
Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
I really don't understand why fans expect the manager to kiss the chairman's **** and always publicly back him. Football isn't like the real world, the rest of us may have to brown nose our bosses but that doesn't and shouldn't apply to football managers. If the chairman ****s up or doesn't back a manager I won't expect the manager to tow the line and say "we're happy with our squad" or some other ********. The chairman is the boss but he's not the fecking Pope.
I really don't understand why fans expect the manager to kiss the chairman's **** and always publicly back him. Football isn't like the real world, the rest of us may have to brown nose our bosses but that doesn't and shouldn't apply to football managers. If the chairman ****s up or doesn't back a manager I won't expect the manager to tow the line and say "we're happy with our squad" or some other ********. The chairman is the boss but he's not the fecking Pope.
Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
As things stand I do too. But I've got a feeling we'll go for another manager in the summer regardless of what happens for the remainder of the season.
As things stand I do too. But I've got a feeling we'll go for another manager in the summer regardless of what happens for the remainder of the season.
Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Me too and I hope the rest of our fanbase realises what an achievement it would be to finish above Liverpool with one of the best players in world football at their disposal and Man United who haven't finished lower than 3rd since the early 90s and look past the fact that they don't like Sherwood.
Me too and I hope the rest of our fanbase realises what an achievement it would be to finish above Liverpool with one of the best players in world football at their disposal and Man United who haven't finished lower than 3rd since the early 90s and look past the fact that they don't like Sherwood.
Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
Yes, maybe. I don't know about you but I can't really be doing with another transitional period under a new coach who'll end up doing a par job and getting the sack in 18 months time. Tim good, he knows team, he knows Levy, Tim play good football. Keep Tim.
Yes, maybe. I don't know about you but I can't really be doing with another transitional period under a new coach who'll end up doing a par job and getting the sack in 18 months time. Tim good, he knows team, he knows Levy, Tim play good football. Keep Tim.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Re: Tim Sherwood - Head Coach
What has he said against us in the past? I know that him and Hoddle didn't see eye to eye but he seems to have gone out of him way to play this down for ages. What am I missing?
What has he said against us in the past? I know that him and Hoddle didn't see eye to eye but he seems to have gone out of him way to play this down for ages. What am I missing?