Jose?

Mourinho would not improve us.

He destroyed Chelsea and United. His tactics are out dated.

Anyone that would want Poch sacked and Moruinho hired is an absolute moron who should be burnt at the stake.

comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 0 seconds ago
Mourinho would not improve us.

He destroyed Chelsea and United. His tactics are out dated.

Anyone that would want Poch sacked and Moruinho hired is an absolute moron who should be burnt at the stake.
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Also, he's a chequebook manager who throws money at problems. This is 100000% not Levy's man.

comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 17 hours, 11 minutes ago
If... IF Bournemouth were to have an unsuccessful season (I hope they dont) then the answer is obvious... Eddie Howe. Unfortunately that would be a long way off. But reading comments on Bournemouth all I read is how they play "attractive, forward pressing, fast paced" football they play. Reminds me of Spurs of old.
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Completely agree! If Poch left, he'd be the first I'd turn to. He's worked miracles with that Bournemouth team. Many struggle staying in the league whilst playing good football but he's managed it. That's why I can't stand pundits singing the praises of Sean Dyche all the time. He played route one football, stayed up with it, tried to play a more expansive game the next season and had to revert back to route one to avoid relegation again. I don't think he's any better than Neil Warnock personally but the pundits keep drooling. Eddie Howe is a class act. He's also got the off-field PR nouse Levy likes in his managers.

I wouldn't mind betting he'll be in our dugout this time next year. I love Poch but I can see him moving on at the end of this season.

comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 17 hours, 11 minutes ago
If... IF Bournemouth were to have an unsuccessful season (I hope they dont) then the answer is obvious... Eddie Howe. Unfortunately that would be a long way off. But reading comments on Bournemouth all I read is how they play "attractive, forward pressing, fast paced" football they play. Reminds me of Spurs of old.
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Completely agree! If Poch left, he'd be the first I'd turn to. He's worked miracles with that Bournemouth team. Many struggle staying in the league whilst playing good football but he's managed it. That's why I can't stand pundits singing the praises of Sean Dyche all the time. He played route one football, stayed up with it, tried to play a more expansive game the next season and had to revert back to route one to avoid relegation again. I don't think he's any better than Neil Warnock personally but the pundits keep drooling. Eddie Howe is a class act. He's also got the off-field PR nouse Levy likes in his managers.

I wouldn't mind betting he'll be in our dugout this time next year. I love Poch but I can see him moving on at the end of this season.
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I've got a bad feeling it could be as early as Xmas...

I would stop using this site. I wouldn't want to talk about spurs if he was in charge.

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Mourinho’s tactics being outdated is the biggest myth in football.

I've got a bad feeling it could be as early as Xmas

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Surely only if Zidane goes?

comment by Bales (U22081)
posted 13 minutes ago
I've got a bad feeling it could be as early as Xmas

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Surely only if Zidane goes?
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No chance! There's a reason Jose hasn't taken a new job. He knows the RM job will become available again fairly soon. Plus the hierarchy at Madrid seem to love him. There's only one way Poch goes to Madrid and that's if PSG sign up Jose first, assuming Tuchel gets dumped.

Poch will go soon though and it will be one of 3 clubs - Madrid, PSG or United. Everywhere else would be a sideways step.

Poch will go soon though and it will be one of 3 clubs - Madrid, PSG or United. Everywhere else would be a sideways step.

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So we're assuming they're going to cough up the 30m or whatever price Levy puts on him? I'm not so sure, PSG especially are craving the CL so bad. I don't see that Poch is an upgrade on Tuchel.

United are the obvious one for me - Ole looks out of his depth and they'll pay silly money.