We've all seen Swansea play. They passed both of our teams off the pitch at The Liberty Stadium this season, and that's astounding for a team that was promoted via a play-off and is basically comprised of lower league players and premier league cast-offs. I'm in a boat of one who'd like to see him take over Arsenal this summer, just curious to how Spurs fans would feel about this man taking over.
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posted on 8/2/12
I'm surprised at the calls for Jose too. Would you really want to sacrifice the wonderful football you play for his brand of anti-football and winning at all costs? And more importantly, he'd be a temporary solution. Would it be good for the long-term health of your club? That said, I'm sure he'd win you trophies in the meantime.
comment by Hugo Le Boss (U7980)
posted on 8/2/12
AuHasardBendtner well said
Big names have known to fail in the EPL. We had Graham, Santini, Ramos. Look at Chelsea.....Scolari & Ancelloti! Even our National Team messed up with a big name!!
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted on 8/2/12
Oh teddy, i just want redknapp to stay mate but if he goes then a top manager is needed. I put an article up for spurs supporters to sing their heart out for Harry saturday at the toon game
posted on 8/2/12
Oh Teddy Teddy - Always nice to meet a poster who thinks along the same lines. That you're a Sheringham fan is the icing on the cake.
comment by Whadaboudawarderboddlewiddle? (U5151)
posted on 8/2/12
No,he reminds of many other managers who have taken small teams up and then down again a short time later. Wigan and Reading spring to mind. We shouldn't be clouded by success in gaining a team promotion.He has to maintain it over years and I don't think he will.
comment by Bãle's left boot (U9410)
posted on 9/2/12
Regardless of his profile or the fact that Swansea play attractive football he's not got the experience to manage a club like Spurs. Maybe if we were the Spurs of a few years ago, but we can and should be aiming much higher than Rodgers.
comment by Yes way Jose (U5768)
posted on 9/2/12
No,he reminds of many other managers who have taken small teams up and then down again a short time later. Wigan and Reading spring to mind.
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Haven't Wigan stayed up since they got to the premier league ?
comment by Hugo Le Boss (U7980)
posted on 9/2/12
Don, hope helps mate
OhHasardBendtner, I certainly am my friend Teddy was an asset for Spurs and it would have been great to have someone like him right now to add to our team.
comment by Whadaboudawarderboddlewiddle? (U5151)
posted on 9/2/12
7_The-Best. What have Wigan done and where are they now?
comment by Yes way Jose (U5768)
posted on 10/2/12
They have bought young players that will improve whilst selling players on for big money managed to play attractive football and for the moment they are still in the premier league.
Teddy was great for United as well, important part of the '99 treble squad.
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