And IF, a big IF he brings success and trophies to Spurs he ain't leaving, even for us.
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Next Manager after Pep
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Gabriel
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That's unfair. He has done more than just that. He has won wherever he has gone. EPL fans just went aware of him before.Ange is older than Pep. He will probably be out of coaching before Pep hangs it up.
Kinda amazing a guy puts together 3 good months at Tottenham and now some view him as a Pep successor
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Ange is older than Pep. He will probably be out of coaching before Pep hangs it up.
Kinda amazing a guy puts together 3 good months at Tottenham and now some view him as a Pep successor
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Not sure what that has to do with anything. Pep will likely be out of here with a number of years still left in Ange's career. Plenty of time for him to move higher up the ladder.
Your opinion is flavour of the moment, and with respect, that's an uninformed one for mine. Those that have tracked him for many years know that's exactly what he's not. The change he's made at Spurs in such little time, and given the circumstances, is astonishing. This guy is the real deal.
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i can genuinely see Pep doing another 5 years if the club back him with the next generation of world star like Wirtz etc.
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Not to mention a guy with a very sound knowledge of the game tactically who not only played under Cruyff but studied under him too. It wasn't like Shearer or Lampard where they were just like "the fans like you, go for it".Its not a science but Barca were employing a club legend. A star of his generation with a decade of top level playing experience, several seasons under Cruyff. Timed perfectly with a golden generation of academy prospects.
It's why I firmly believe at some point in the future there's a strong chance Ilkay Gundogan will manage us.
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Also a good point.i can genuinely see Pep doing another 5 years if the club back him with the next generation of world star like Wirtz etc.
You have to think getting Haaland and Alvarez, plus the seasons they each had swayed him a little.
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The guy toiled in small time leagues for years. I think there is probably a reason why he there. Elite coaches tend to ascend to top jobs before the age of 58. Maybe he is a late bloomer, but he has not had the career trajectory of an elite manager.Not sure what that has to do with anything. Pep will likely be out of here with a number of years still left in Ange's career. Plenty of time for him to move higher up the ladder.
Your opinion is flavour of the moment, and with respect, that's an uninformed one for mine. Those that have tracked him for many years know that's exactly what he's not. The change he's made at Spurs in such little time, and given the circumstances, is astonishing. This guy is the real deal.
The guy toiled in small time leagues for years. I think there is probably a reason why he there. Elite coaches tend to ascend to top jobs before the age of 58. Maybe he is a late bloomer, but he has not had the career trajectory of an elite manager.
The reason he was there is that he's an Aussie who came from Australia, a football backwater, and was subjected to a totally different playing field than others who came through Europe/South America either as a player or manager. His ability has nothing to do with it.
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