One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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It is only dumb to you. When you look up Poch under honours won it is blank.

Playing in the CL is not a trophy.

comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 1 minute ago


Until he does anything he has done with Spurs will be of little consequence
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One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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So would you take Redknapp as our manager? Because as it stands he has progressed Spurs and achieved about as much as Harry did.

comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 8 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 1 minute ago


Until he does anything he has done with Spurs will be of little consequence
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One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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So would you take Redknapp as our manager? Because as it stands he has progressed Spurs and achieved about as much as Harry did.
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If you really believe that then you’re utterly insane

Oh and just to remind you of your previous history, the reason you wanted Jose was because he was a serial trophy winner. Your words.

The fact that Robb is pushing so hard for poch imakes me think we should probably steer clear of hiim

comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 minute ago
One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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It is only dumb to you. When you look up Poch under honours won it is blank.

Playing in the CL is not a trophy.

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Roberto Martinez has won more trophies than Poch but most would take Poch over him because they understand football

comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)
posted 26 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 33 seconds ago
Certainly a better achievement than what Ole did at Molde

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No it isn't.
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Poch has Spurs qualifying every season for the CL, doing to places like Dortmund and winning, outplaying Barcelona in their own backyard, beating Real, smashing United and Liverpool and having the second best away record in all of Europe in 2018

And to add to that he had zero money to spend this summer just gone

I have doubts about his ability to bottle but how much of that is down to having to play home games at Wembley every week and zero money to spend? Even with that they’re ahead of City as we speak

Brilliant manager
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He also in a league surrounded by money, even if spurs haven’t spent as much as competitors.

I’d like to see how he’d do if in ole’s shoes in molde. Who knows?

There is no guarantee poch will be good here..

Ole has actually won more than him..
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Poch has spent absolutely nothing this summer and is ahead of City in the table and qualified for the next round of the CL

That in itself is a great achievement

As for Molde, Poch is exactly the type of manager you’d expect to go to Molde and get players playing better than they do under other coaches
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Perhaps. But he still hasn’t won anything. Did he win with saints or espanyol?

For all the prem snobbery of the Norwegian league, arguably ole is achieved more than what poch has done by getting a tiny team with no budget through a europa league group consisting of teams that are much bigger, and have beaten us.

Poch could have done something similar (easier given the teams budgets) with saints or espanyol but didn’t.

comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)
posted 5 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 33 seconds ago
Certainly a better achievement than what Ole did at Molde

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No it isn't.
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Poch has Spurs qualifying every season for the CL, doing to places like Dortmund and winning, outplaying Barcelona in their own backyard, beating Real, smashing United and Liverpool and having the second best away record in all of Europe in 2018

And to add to that he had zero money to spend this summer just gone

I have doubts about his ability to bottle but how much of that is down to having to play home games at Wembley every week and zero money to spend? Even with that they’re ahead of City as we speak

Brilliant manager
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He also in a league surrounded by money, even if spurs haven’t spent as much as competitors.

I’d like to see how he’d do if in ole’s shoes in molde. Who knows?

There is no guarantee poch will be good here..

Ole has actually won more than him..
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Poch has spent absolutely nothing this summer and is ahead of City in the table and qualified for the next round of the CL

That in itself is a great achievement

As for Molde, Poch is exactly the type of manager you’d expect to go to Molde and get players playing better than they do under other coaches
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To be part of the big boys you have to add some silverware to your CV. Like it or not, that is how you gain that true winning mentality and build up your managerial status. Even Ole has managed to get Molde to win the league. Prior to his arrival they were often floating around in the league.


So in 10 years time, no one will be remembering Spurs for being above City - especially when the season isn't even over yet.

We can sit and talk about it night and day, only time will tell. We don't know how good OGS is, so of course other managers have a better CV in management.

Everybodg can agree that if OGS does a great job he probably deserves a shot, he's started exactly how a United manager should. The only box he doesn't tick is expdrience, so let's enjoy the experience.

comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 8 minutes ago

The one concern i have with Poch is, how would he handle under intense pressure at a fishbowl club like United.

Hypothetical scenario question...

How would Poch handle this - United 2/3 points ahead of their nearest competitors at the top of the league and there is 4 games to go? 

He's been used to chasing the leading pack all this time. I don't want to get into quarrels about him falling short, just highlighting a point.
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A fair point. Ole understands the pressure associated with United and has delivered on the biggest stage, albeit as a player.
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Yes Ole does, even if it was experienced as a player.

But Ole was always one of the smart players that took notice of what the opposition did. 
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SAF said that he was so dangerous off the bench becuae he watched every second of the game and studied the opposition. He knew where the space would be and how to hurt the opposition once he got on the pitch.

comment by Roys Keane (U11635)
posted 4 seconds ago
The fact that Robb is pushing so hard for poch imakes me think we should probably steer clear of hiim


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Says the guy who rated LVG

comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 2 minutes ago
Oh and just to remind you of your previous history, the reason you wanted Jose was because he was a serial trophy winner. Your words.
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And that didn’t work out. This whole article is about short termism. I’m saying if we want a very good long term manager, Poch ticks a lot of boxes

comment by Ace (U18814)

posted 3 minutes ago

comment by Greg- (U1192) 
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Ace (U18814)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Greg- (U1192)
posted 9 minutes ago
The whole poch thing annoys the fack out of me to be honest.

If united werent a useless heap of shiet the past year and if arsenal stopped pissing about as well as Chelsea, spurs really wouldnt get a look in the top 4 considering liverpool are now one of the best teams in the league.
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So if Poch hadn’t turned Spurs into a better team than Arsenal it Chelsea over the last few years Spurs wouldn’t be finishing above them? You’re talking out of your arrsehole mate, go and have a lay down.
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Are Spurs a better team though?
Or have united just been garbage, and Chelsea and arsenal.
United came second last year....that alone shows how poor the other clubs were

You need to start thinking with your little brain Ace rather than believing the hype of spurs and the precious poch.
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Of course Spurs are a better team - regardless of whether they’ve declined or not. You must be a facking simpleton mate.
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I think he means are spurs better than they were. Or have the other teams just regressed?

Question lads.

What would be your minimum requirement for Ole to get a full time shot at the job?

And that didn’t work out. This whole article is about short termism. I’m saying if we want a very good long term manager, Poch ticks a lot of boxes
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Just because it didn't work out doesn't alter the fact that it was your reasoning.

comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 2 minutes ago
Question lads.

What would be your minimum requirement for Ole to get a full time shot at the job?
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For me, one of these three

1) Top 4
2) Goes far in CL
3) Wins Fa Cup while pushing all the way for top 4

comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 4 seconds ago
comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 8 minutes ago

The one concern i have with Poch is, how would he handle under intense pressure at a fishbowl club like United.

Hypothetical scenario question...

How would Poch handle this - United 2/3 points ahead of their nearest competitors at the top of the league and there is 4 games to go? 

He's been used to chasing the leading pack all this time. I don't want to get into quarrels about him falling short, just highlighting a point.
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A fair point. Ole understands the pressure associated with United and has delivered on the biggest stage, albeit as a player.
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Yes Ole does, even if it was experienced as a player.

But Ole was always one of the smart players that took notice of what the opposition did. 
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SAF said that he was so dangerous off the bench becuae he watched every second of the game and studied the opposition. He knew where the space would be and how to hurt the opposition once he got on the pitch.
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I loved finding that out about him. It shows the early stages of the managerial foundations about him.

And to learn from the master, tops it all.

comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 8 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 1 minute ago


Until he does anything he has done with Spurs will be of little consequence
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One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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So would you take Redknapp as our manager? Because as it stands he has progressed Spurs and achieved about as much as Harry did.
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If you really believe that then you’re utterly insane
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What has he done that is so much bether than what Harry did? Sure he has maintained slightly higher positions, but he had a better starting point than Harry. And Harry managed a CL quarter final too.

comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 46 seconds ago

And that didn’t work out. This whole article is about short termism. I’m saying if we want a very good long term manager, Poch ticks a lot of boxes
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Just because it didn't work out doesn't alter the fact that it was your reasoning.

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If I wanted our next manager to be about trophies then I’d want Zidane but I feel Poch to be more of what we need

comment by Elvis (U7425)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 8 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 1 minute ago


Until he does anything he has done with Spurs will be of little consequence
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One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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So would you take Redknapp as our manager? Because as it stands he has progressed Spurs and achieved about as much as Harry did.
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If you really believe that then you’re utterly insane
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What has he done that is so much bether than what Harry did? Sure he has maintained slightly higher positions, but he had a better starting point than Harry. And Harry managed a CL quarter final too.
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Ask a single Spurs fan who they think was the better manager and you’d be shocked to find none of them rate Redknapp higher.

I’m not Pochettino’s biggest fan, but he’s best suited for the job.

The one current concern i have with Ole is his experience at sorting out our vulnerable defence.

Thankfully our offensive play is easing a lot of the pressure away from defence, but when it comes to the crunch Ole will need to find a solution.

comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 32 seconds ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 4 seconds ago
comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Prem (U7618)

posted 8 minutes ago

The one concern i have with Poch is, how would he handle under intense pressure at a fishbowl club like United.

Hypothetical scenario question...

How would Poch handle this - United 2/3 points ahead of their nearest competitors at the top of the league and there is 4 games to go? 

He's been used to chasing the leading pack all this time. I don't want to get into quarrels about him falling short, just highlighting a point.
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A fair point. Ole understands the pressure associated with United and has delivered on the biggest stage, albeit as a player.
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Yes Ole does, even if it was experienced as a player.

But Ole was always one of the smart players that took notice of what the opposition did. 
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SAF said that he was so dangerous off the bench becuae he watched every second of the game and studied the opposition. He knew where the space would be and how to hurt the opposition once he got on the pitch.
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I loved finding that out about him. It shows the early stages of the managerial foundations about him.

And to learn from the master, tops it all.
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Sure I read the other day that he started taking notes on SAF at the age of about 31 and how he managed certain situations.

wanted our next manager to be about trophies then I’d want Zidane but I feel Poch to be more of what we need

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Yes this is your new crusade. You don't have a very good record at this kind of thing, though.

The kind of manager I am looking for us to hire is.

1. Understands the club

2. Willing to use the youth.

3. Knows how to win stuff.

4. Plays good attacking football.

comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 4 minutes ago

comment by Elvis (U7425) 
posted 8 seconds ago
comment by Robb Ferguson (U21234)

posted 1 minute ago


Until he does anything he has done with Spurs will be of little consequence
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One of the dumbest things you’ve ever said so well done
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So would you take Redknapp as our manager? Because as it stands he has progressed Spurs and achieved about as much as Harry did.
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If you really believe that then you’re utterly insane
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What has he done that is so much bether than what Harry did? Sure he has maintained slightly higher positions, but he had a better starting point than Harry. And Harry managed a CL quarter final too.
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Ask a single Spurs fan who they think was the better manager and you’d be shocked to find none of them rate Redknapp higher.
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No answer to the question then?