Obviously Harry's departure has polarised opinion somewhat.
Now I am one of the people who never particularly liked him anyway, but I feel that people are getting somewhat carried away.
Lots of talk of taking "backward steps", but as is stands, we have no idea who will replace Harry.
Hypothetically speaking, would people see it as a step back if we suddenly announced Pep as our new man? No. So let's all just have some faith and wait until we have some news.
COYS.
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Let's just wait and see...
comment by Obers (U3904)
posted on 14/6/12
I actually think MON or Moyes would be good choices for Spurs.
comment by Mr. Unsubscribe (U1110)
posted on 14/6/12
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comment by Respectedabsolutetruth11 (U9573)
posted on 14/6/12
Benitez is the best manager available. I'd have been happy with him back at Anfield
He's someone that actually wants to win trophies....
comment by Obers (U3904)
posted on 14/6/12
I really think you need a high profile, ambitious manager if you want to keep your stars. Whether or not you can get one remains to be seen...
Pep, Loew, AVB would all be good choices IMO.
Think you would struggle to keep the likes of Bale, Modric, VDV, if you appoint Moyes, MON personally.
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted on 14/6/12
Pep Guardiola The geezer has won more league titles in 4 years of management than Spurs have won in over 100 years of existance. Why on earth would Pep cut short his break from football to take over Spurs?
comment by Foreva (U13237)
posted on 14/6/12
At least if MON does move to the Lane, you'll have a lethal strike force of Adebayor and Bendtner...
posted on 14/6/12
"Why on earth would Pep cut short his break from football to take over Spurs?"
Who says he has to "cut short his break" ...
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted on 14/6/12
Well he left Barca for a break from football.
He left 3 weeks ago. There has been no club football. One would assume when he left for a break he meant longer than a normal period of holiday for a manager.
comment by Respectedabsolutetruth11 (U9573)
posted on 14/6/12
Pep Guardiola.....
One season the CL ever!!!
Pep's done a great job at Barca but no one can work miracles
Sorry to say Spurs but one season in the CL does not make you a club big enough to attract the very best
A lot of work is still needed at the Lane and CL football needs to be a regular season after season feature to genuinely join the big boys
posted on 14/6/12
"A lot of work is still needed at the Lane and CL football needs to be a regular season after season feature to genuinely join the big boys"
Indeed.
And who better than Pep to oversee such a transformation from the current baseline ??
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