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Pochettino sacked by Spurs
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remember arthur mann
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discopop
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I presume the stadium debt is part serviced by the need for Champs League football? If so with them virtually out of the frame for qualifying this year through the league it made the decision easier for Levy.
jay_mcfc
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As much as this is idiotic from Spurs and I dread him going to United, you get the feeling that timing is everything. Six months ago he was perfect for United but quite often once managers have a downturn it changes the whole perception around them. I wonder if he will regret not fucking them off earlier and now his value has dropped.
M18CTID
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Crikey, I was only posting about this earlier today - I wasn’t expecting them to get shut this soon.
Levy would be off his rocker to appoint Mourinho.
Levy would be off his rocker to appoint Mourinho.
RACHACE
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I'm not sure winning the fa cup or league Cup would have enhanced his reputation that much. Could maybe say that they had a real opportunity to win the league in the season that Leicester did bit other than that I'd say it was unrealistic to suggest they should be real title contenders in any other season he was in charge. He's done pretty well in my opinion, especially working with a chairman like Levy. Regular champions league football plus a final appearance woukd suggest he's done a hell of a lot more for Levy than Levy has done for him.
For me he's took spurs as far as he could and that reality has become apparent. This has had an affect on the team and he's been booted out. Harsh but that's football.
I personally don't think he's got the credentials to be linked to us once pep goes. AC Milan or Manure would be my bets.
For me he's took spurs as far as he could and that reality has become apparent. This has had an affect on the team and he's been booted out. Harsh but that's football.
I personally don't think he's got the credentials to be linked to us once pep goes. AC Milan or Manure would be my bets.
Blue Til Death
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The CL for a start, if he and his team had a spine, a domestic cup, the PL??Most sides win fuck all, what exactly are you expecting them to win?
Leicester did it, another one that got away from him, need I go on??
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I presume the stadium debt is part serviced by the need for Champs League football? If so with them virtually out of the frame for qualifying this year through the league it made the decision easier for Levy.
I would be interested to see how much they get from the NFL as well.
jimharri
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If he did end up there, I'd love to see the conversation re. funds for new players.There's no way Mourinho would get along with Levy.
"You want HOW MUCH?"
That was before 4 this afternoon. Somebody gave the them the heads up.
Mourinho was literally crying on tv because he missed football so much, and Sours and poch were known to be having crisis talks.
Dont think they needed the heads up.
Agreed that the season Leicester won it was their big chance. He has had spurs top 4 for the last 5/6 years I imagine which isn’t bad considering he has a chairman who invests fuck all in transfers.Oh come on,he has been here 6yrs and has had a team better than most in the prem,the season the rest of us were crap it was wide open,in a 2 horse race with leicester they came 3rd i think
We can’t even win the CL, why would you expect spurs to win it?The CL for a start, if he and his team had a spine, a domestic cup, the PL??
Leicester did it, another one that got away from him, need I go on??
cleavers
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Now that would boil piss :)Arsenal might jump in for him?
jimharri
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Would they toy with the idea of going for Bodge?
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Anyone else suspect the timing of this means Levy already has a successor nailed on? But who would be an upgrade on Poch?
SebastianBlue
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Roy of the Rovers could do a job in the dressing room, no doubt.Would they toy with the idea of going for Bodge?
kaz7
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Winning a cup is what you need to get a club going,he once said he doesn't care about winning them,what sort of attitude is that for a supposed top manager,we were spurs,that fa cup win and bobby being a **** pushed us on to where we are now,to dismiss winning anything is ridiculous reallyI'm not sure winning the fa cup or league Cup would have enhanced his reputation that much. Could maybe say that they had a real opportunity to win the league in the season that Leicester did bit other than that I'd say it was unrealistic to suggest they should be real title contenders in any other season he was in charge. He's done pretty well in my opinion, especially working with a chairman like Levy. Regular champions league football plus a final appearance woukd suggest he's done a hell of a lot more for Levy than Levy has done for him.
For me he's took spurs as far as he could and that reality has become apparent. This has had an affect on the team and he's been booted out. Harsh but that's football.
I personally don't think he's got the credentials to be linked to us once pep goes. AC Milan or Manure would be my bets.
cleavers
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3 points of 5th to be fair ;-)They are 14th in the league
Blue Til Death
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They were in the final that's why, they could easily have won it if they had the bottle, the dippers were awful in that final.... He's overrated and protected by the press, plain and simple ....We can’t even win the CL, why would you expect spurs to win it?