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The approving of names to be added is beyond a joke. Last year, betting on top scorer, couldn't get starting forwards added to the market. Then, with about 7 games to go, they added a couple who had a shot at winning it.
Here for next Spurs boss we have.....
Chris Kamara
George Graham - sacked by Spurs 20 years ago, never managed since, 76 years old.
David Pleat - Managed the club in the 1980s, then had almost a season as caretaker in premier league, even that is 17 years ago
Franz Beckenbauer - not managed since 1996.
Tim Sherwood
Gazza
Here for next Spurs boss we have.....
Chris Kamara
George Graham - sacked by Spurs 20 years ago, never managed since, 76 years old.
David Pleat - Managed the club in the 1980s, then had almost a season as caretaker in premier league, even that is 17 years ago
Franz Beckenbauer - not managed since 1996.
Tim Sherwood
Gazza
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Dave from Chas n Dave
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may as well add him |
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Frank
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Which Frank? oh yes Spencer .
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Might as well stick Trapattoni up
seem to remember him being popular Don't forget 'arry |
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The FAV
El TEL  |
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Waddle
Ginola Sir Les Clive Allen Saint Glen |
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Shalke recently sacked their manager
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For me a man who would admirably suit Levy's penny-pinching ways exactly is the man who is currently the longest-serving manager in the EPL. He has consistently bought cheaply and wisely and operated to a strict budget. He has successfully navigated many very dry periods of losses and defeats so knows how to keep his nerve and survive with his team in the top league. He is eight years and 200+ games experienced in the EPL and needs a fresh challenge. He is of course Sean Dyche. However, he as as much chance of getting the gig as Ryan Giggs has of becoming chair of the Women's Institute.
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hilarious HL great stuff |
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Would Spurs fans be enthused about Scott Parker?
Seems one of the favs for this |
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Parker as a player and manager is the opposite to entertaining, he stands no chance, they should bring back Redknapp.
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Would Brendan Rodgers take the job
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Starting to think Rafa Benitez could be on the radar...
 Hello!! Erik Ten Hag.. Price is tumbling! Virtual freefalling  |
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Ten Hag would be a very good appointment.
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This site claims to have some sources at the club
As football.london reported last week, the club's profile for their ideal next manager is that they must be progressive, attack-minded, favouring possession-based football and most importantly fit into Spurs' culture, which includes using the cutting edge techniques implemented during Pochettino's reign. It is believed to be more of a long list than a shortlist at Tottenham right now, with many potential targets in employment and hitting the business end of their seasons. The chances of Julian Nagelsmann, one of those strong candidates overlooked when Mourinho was appointed, joining the club currently look to be receding by the day as Bayern Munich circle the young RB Leipzig boss, who is expected to cost a hefty compensation fee to prise away. Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has plenty of admirers within Tottenham. However, with the Foxes looking set for Champions League football next season and him having signed a six-year deal only 18 months ago, it presents a tough ask to get him to north London. Ajax head coach Erik ten Hag is another potential candidate, while the style of football played by Brighton manager Graham Potter and Belgium boss Roberto Martinez also has its fans within the club. Former Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri does not fit that ideal profile set by the club but is an attractive proposition to Tottenham, with his list of honours and the fact that unlike the other managers, he would come without a compensation fee at a tough time for the club's finances. However, his lack of English will count against him. Another who falls into the cheaper category is the out of work Ralf Rangnick, the 62-year-old experienced former RB Leipzig and Schalke boss who plays the brand of football that would suit Tottenham. Links with former Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri, Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo and Atletico Bilbao's Marcelino are believed to be wide of the mark at this point, while other rumoured candidates such as England boss Gareth Southgate and ex-Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe are not currently expected to be in the frame. |
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I just managed to lay Klinsmann @19.5
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****Breaking News**** JURGEN KLINSMANN SET TO BE NAMED NEW TOTTENHAM MANAGER
By LUKE AUGUSTUS FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 22:59, 26 April 2021 | UPDATED: 22:59, 26 April 2021 Former Tottenham player and German international is set to be named new Tottenham manager the Mail can exclusively reveal more to follow... |
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only joking tober
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Ten Haag all the rage now
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lol who is trying to back poch?
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Callisto?
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Neil Lennon is yer man ......
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Stand by
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odds on with most bookmakers... Erik Ten Hag
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With some favourite names bandied about we are in the mire.
If we thought Mourinho was poison god help us with the Dutchman. |
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Who's your fancy FIG?
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Someone who knows the prem, someone who doesn't have to wait to Christmas to sort out
the rubbish we process, I wouldn't mind an English manager but then I'm in the minority with that. |
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Eddie Ow?
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Rafa
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No matter who they get they wont have the CV of Jose. Second to none. Sacked too early imho.
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Anyone but Southgate. Last thing we need is a smooth-talking suit. I'd go for Rafa. Warrior with a Satanic Beard.
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Going to be a dream team appointment of Lineker, Shearer, and Wright
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Roy Keane
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Erik ten Hag... signs contract extension with Ajax..
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Never in a million years is Levy buying out Rodgers newish contract... Rodgers out.
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I'm glad... Erik was a gamble. Now let's go for Bielsa
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Bielsa would be a fun ride for about six weeks. Our Prima Donnas wont take kindly to his regime... imo.
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