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Hmmmm gotta say if Martinez is so good why are Wigwam battling for Premiership survival, again? He's got a 25% win rate with Wigwam. Finished 16th both previous seasons with them and lets not forget he was in charge when we tonked 'em 9-1. Gotta say I would be somewhat underwhelmed if he was to be offered the job . . . .
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Who After Arry
anicoll5- Champions League
[quote="BazSpur"][b][color=darkblue]Took SAF 5 years before he got it right lol.[/color][/b][/quote]
Arry has been at it how long ?
Arry has been at it how long ?
LOBO- Champions League
djfitzo wrote:BazSpur wrote:Good shout Lobs.
What about the 30 odd games before he got the tactics right!!
anyone or any manager that can beat man u & arselol on the bounce what we haven't ever managed to do ever in the prem is a tactical genius
LOVELOVEROCKET- 1st Division
JOCHAIM LOW FOR ME 70% WIN RATIO AND THE GERMAN MENTAL STRENGTH.
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was watching that episode of only fools and horses
one of the best ones that one yet its the chandler episode everyone goes on about.
one of the best ones that one yet its the chandler episode everyone goes on about.
vis- Moderator
LOVELOVEROCKET wrote:JOCHAIM LOW FOR ME 70% WIN RATIO AND THE GERMAN MENTAL STRENGTH.
Not a bad shout that Love. They do say he was the brains behind Klinsmanns time in charge of Germany . . . .
vis- Moderator
Loughtonlegend wrote:was watching that episode of only fools and horses
one of the best ones that one yet its the chandler episode everyone goes on about.
LOL you've lost me Lought . . . . .
BazSpur- Admin
LOVELOVEROCKET wrote:JOCHAIM LOW FOR ME 70% WIN RATIO AND THE GERMAN MENTAL STRENGTH.
Welcome to the forums. Love the Avatar. Cwying, cwying cwyyyyying
DJSR- Admin
LOVELOVEROCKET wrote:JOCHAIM LOW FOR ME 70% WIN RATIO AND THE GERMAN MENTAL STRENGTH.
lol welcome to the forums mate
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only fools and horses tony angelino
totalytot- Premiership
I can't believe some on here want Jol.Harry has limitations but Jol would be worse.He seems to upset the dressing room where ever he's gone and his results since he left us have not ben to great have they.The same with Pardew he's had a remarkable run but his bubble will burst next season just like Harry.
My choice would be Ancelloti. Chelsea would be in a much better position had he not been given the elbow.The man has been there and has the T shirt.
Moyes is another worth a punt as he has never had the resources that Spurs can offer him and he is a no nonsense manager.
Mikey M
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if Moyes is so good how come every season it takes everton from xmas to get going
they always have a poor start.
they always have a poor start.
anicoll5- Champions League
Possibly because each Summer he sees his best players leave ?
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vis wrote:LOVELOVEROCKET wrote:JOCHAIM LOW FOR ME 70% WIN RATIO AND THE GERMAN MENTAL STRENGTH.
Not a bad shout that Love. They do say he was the brains behind Klinsmanns time in charge of Germany . . . .
Lowe? I thought he was the players hairdresser
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anicoll5 wrote:Possibly because each Summer he sees his best players leave ?
That may well have something to do with it Nic. The poor sod never gets a settled team.
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still has more quality in hes side then most of the bottom half teams.
anicoll5- Champions League
[quote="anicoll5"]I hope you get Mark Hughes - he is a genius
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The next Tottingham manager will be Mark Hughes
No doubt in my mind whatsoever
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The next Tottingham manager will be Mark Hughes
No doubt in my mind whatsoever
vis- Moderator
I hope you're wrong Nic 
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anicoll5- Champions League
Levy will go for an experienced Brit manager, with some experience of spending money, has a few years left on his clock, and who knows how to keep his hob shut regarding the internal politics of the club - and who is not David Moyes
vis- Moderator
Why do you think 'not Moyes' Nic ? Intrested to hear why you feel that . . . . .
anicoll5- Champions League
Levy has had perhaps five opportunities to approach Moyes over the past decade - during which DM has had some good seasons -and Spuds have appointed a new manager
As Far as I have ever heard Moyes has never been approached - not once been a candidate
He just does not fancy Moyes in the job
As Far as I have ever heard Moyes has never been approached - not once been a candidate
He just does not fancy Moyes in the job
ionman34- Champions League
anicoll5 wrote:Levy has had perhaps five opportunities to approach Moyes over the past decade - during which DM has had some good seasons -and Spuds have appointed a new manager
As Far as I have ever heard Moyes has never been approached - not once been a candidate
He just does not fancy Moyes in the job
That makes two of us then.
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Why don't you think Moyes is good enough ion?
ionman34- Champions League
BazSpur wrote:Why don't you think Moyes is good enough ion?
He's reactive rather than proactive. He sets his teams up to combat the tactics of the opposition rather than develop tactics that force the opposition to react and adjust.
He's quite negative in his approach, IMO. I see him as a manager who's number one priority is to not lose rather than to win.
The form of Everton, under his tenure, has fluctuated wildly. They can be absolute Worldbeaters one week then look like a cobbled together pub team the next.
His transfer policy doesn't eally appear to include hunting for quality. His signings are, primarily, journeymen who can 'do a job'rather than flair players that he can instill a work ethic into. It seems to me that he looks for that type of work ethic already existing in a player rather than instilling it into precocious talent. That is how you create World Class talent, take the visible quality, encourage it and supplement it with the will to go out and take the game by the throat.
For me he is a sidewards/backwards step in our development as a team and club. He's spent so long having to maintain the survival mindset that I really don't believe he'd take us beyond where we are, and I'm not convinced we'd see anything more that pretty dour workmanlike performances rather than the entertainment we crave.
I'd take Rogers in a heartbeat over Moyes. I never fell for all the hype about manager like Coyle, Coppell, Jewell et al when they had their 15 minutes of fame, but Rogers I'm convinced is a different animal. He consolidated through the first half of the season and, despite a few blips, I believe Swansea have kicked on and done so maintaining the Football philosophy he has instilled from day one, they haven't panicked and reverted to hopeful 'scrapping'. I really do feel he will be a World class manager in the fullness of time and I'd like to see it done with us if we can't get TSO.
Still, what do I know hey?
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