Spurs thread 2020/21

[eyalluvitt]

He's just left Calais

 

[kun]

This is so true, the classic case being Howard Kendall & Everton back in the day.

In fact, has there ever been a manager who has done pretty well at a club, moved away, then returned and done even better the second time around, in the history of the game...? I can't recall any.

Redknapp at Portsmouth

 

[inchy14]

So has 4 or 5 seasons at Spurs, wins fuck all and quits, goes to the best team in France with the most expensive squad and title holders for god knows how many years, fucks it up, loses to us in the CL semi final and Spurs want him back as he’s a fucking genius.... ok, modern football is mad.

 

[Vienna_70]

Well also, why would you leave PSG? Even if Leonardo is annoying you are managing Neymar and Mbappe and in the CL, guaranteed the league and a cup or two.

What does Spurs give you?

Apart from this season, of course.

 

[paulchapo]

Redknapp at Portsmouth

Moyes at West Ham.

 

[Vienna_70]

If Poch goes back there is career as a manager is done.

Never go back and particularly,

Big Mal especially likes this post.

 

[Blueknows]

Watching BBC 6 oclock news and item on Lord Harry of Totingum. Spuds fans take great pride in shouting "One of our own" but i didnt know and how many of you are aware, he started out at and served his time at Orient.

Wow didn't know that

 

[kun]

Moyes at West Ham.

He said someone who did well in their first spell. Moyes was abysmal in his first spell.

 

[paulchapo]

He said someone who did well in their first spell. Moyes was abysmal in his first spell.

Subjective. Moyes kept them up which at that time was probably seen as doing a decent job. This year he has done very well.

 

[Keeper!]

Just like Spurs.

If they take him take, agreed.

It would be a weak decision from both parties.