Spurs

[El Rojo]

34 minutes ago, aRdja said:

I know I’ve said it before but Spurs could do so much worse than bringing Graham Potter in.

Would be a bad move for him though. Hard for a lower profile manager to achieve much with some of the egos knocking around at a club like Spurs. Of course, would be a much easier job for him or anybody else if they jettisoned Kane first and gave him most of the money. 

 

4 minutes ago, Dr Nowt said:

Exactly this. Spurs will always, always find a way to fuck up anything good which comes their way. 
 

However, any hope United have of quickly jettisoning Rice Krispy for a credible football manager just plummeted.

Trying to remember the exact timelines, but I think they persevered with the status quo for too long (Moyes? Van Gaal?) when Guardiola and Klopp were potentially available too. Good to see they're too smart to learn from their own history. 

[3 Stacks]

1 hour ago, aRdja said:

I know I’ve said it before but Spurs could do so much worse than bringing Graham Potter in.

He has a long term contract and an expensive buyout. That's why clubs aren't in for him, mate, not because they don't rate him. Don't worry. 

[Strontium]

Has anyone ever been sacked less than two months after winning the manager of the month award before?

[Tony Moanero]

Steven Gerrard wil see out his contact at Glasgow Rangers, in my opinion.

[3 Stacks]

7 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

Steven Gerrard wil see out his contact at Glasgow Rangers, in my opinion.

Good thing you clarified it's Glasgow Rangers, Tony. Or else I would've thought you were talking about the Texas Rangers or New York Rangers. 

[Dr Nowt]

5 minutes ago, 3 Stacks said:

Good thing you clarified it's Glasgow Rangers, Tony. Or else I would've thought you were talking about the Texas Rangers or New York Rangers. 

You saucy little cunt.

[El Rojo]

5 minutes ago, 3 Stacks said:

Good thing you clarified it's Glasgow Rangers, Tony. Or else I would've thought you were talking about the Texas Rangers or New York Rangers. 

3 Snarks. 

[Tony Moanero]

3 minutes ago, 3 Stacks said:

Good thing you clarified it's Glasgow Rangers, Tony. Or else I would've thought you were talking about the Texas Rangers or New York Rangers. 

I’m nothing if not thorough, Stacksy, lad.

[Bjornebye]

Did I imagine Wolves under Nuno being quite entertaining? I know they had a shit season last season but they lost Jota and their top scorer got a horrific injury. 

[johnsusername]

14 minutes ago, 3 Stacks said:

Good thing you clarified it's Glasgow Rangers, Tony. Or else I would've thought you were talking about the Texas Rangers or New York Rangers. 

What about Walker Texas Ranger? 

[Creator Supreme]

Nuno's style is shocking but they knew that when they employed him, to give the poor cunt 4 months then bin him off is fucking ridiculous!

 

And I'm a harsh judge! Spurs are a fucking shambles of a club, that stadium (take note Blooshite) and Kane have screwed them!

[Bjornebye]

 

 

[Tony Moanero]

[Butch]

Give it gigsy 

[Captain Willard]

apparently its been 2 hours and 16 minutes since they had a shot on goal. Sounds like line from Sinead O Connor's Nothing Compares 2 u. 

 

[Anubis]

So have they appointed Conte or what?

[manwiththestick]

When Conte falls through they'll go after Rafa, Big Sam, Hoddle, Ledley King, Scotty Parker, then when all else fails, the man, the myth, the legend rolls into Tottenham HQ...

 

 

 

[Ronnie Whelan]

I think Potter is a terrific manager in the making. 

 

Tactically and technically very good who seems decent to boot. I like the way Brighton play the game.

 

I guess for him to bridge the gap to the likes of us or say Chelsea or City, he might need to manage someone like Dortmund, but he's on my radar as one to watch. 

[Anubis]

Spurs fans think Potter is a project manager and don’t want him. I think we could do worse than look at him if Juergen doesn’t want to extend.

[joe_fishfish]

Brighton strike me as your classic big match beauts and I'm not sure Potter has much pull with continental transfer targets in the same way Jurgen does.

 

Other than that, we could do a lot worse than Potter in a couple of years when Klopp goes.

[Baltar]

Potter is a very good manager. He needs to prove himself at a bigger club next season, or in the very least, a club with greater expectations than Brighton.

Spurs are a clusterfuck, rotten from top to bottom. Any manager going in there has to be either desperate (Nuno) or just in it for the money (Conte).

[Captain Willard]

They have just punted a billion on their stadium so won’t be able to spend big on players. I think Levi was assuming £130 million for Kane to fund a couple of new players but nobody is paying that. I think once other clubs know you are desperate, they ramp up the prices so Spurs have a treble whammy, no money, nobody buying their only real asset and other clubs pushing up the price for new players. They could be in real trouble. 

[Lario]

18 minutes ago, Captain Willard said:

They have just punted a billion on their stadium so won’t be able to spend big on players. I think Levi was assuming £130 million for Kane to fund a couple of new players but nobody is paying that. I think once other clubs know you are desperate, they ramp up the prices so Spurs have a treble whammy, no money, nobody buying their only real asset and other clubs pushing up the price for new players. They could be in real trouble. 

In one.

 

They ain't getting shit for Kane in January or the summer, which fucks them up bigtime.

[Captain Willard]

20 minutes ago, Lario said:

In one.

 

They ain't getting shit for Kane in January or the summer, which fucks them up bigtime.

Kane is not even in the top 25 for shots or goals this season. He’s not worth £25m let alone £125m 

[Megadrive Man]

21 minutes ago, Captain Willard said:

Kane is not even in the top 25 for shots or goals this season. He’s not worth £25m let alone £125m 

 

He was the top scorer in the league last season. He won't be judged on 9 games under an ultra defensive manager.