NUFC : Next Manager (Bruce is here forever)

[Alberto2005]

Be happy with that. I love Rafa but he's not the only world class manager in the world, it's time to move on and Pochettino from Bruce is amazing.

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Pochettino is as proven as anyone. Trophies isn't the best measure of success, especially as he hasn't coached a club that objectively should have won any. His improvement of Southampton and Spurs has been remarkable on individual and collective level. His preferred style is progressive and the high-intensity football that Spurs played would be good for a side that wants to establish itself at the top end. He's a wet dream and we'd be incredibly lucky to get him.

 

Agree, trophies is a weird way to measure managers.

[Lush Vlad]

Pochettino is as proven as anyone. Trophies isn't the best measure of success, especially as he hasn't coached a club that objectively should have won any. His improvement of Southampton and Spurs has been remarkable on individual and collective level. His preferred style is progressive and the high-intensity football that Spurs played would be good for a side that wants to establish itself at the top end. He's a wet dream and we'd be incredibly lucky to get him.

 

Yeah, can't really argue with any of that. 

 

Imagine going from Bruce to Poch.  That's a bigger upgrade than Shexy Schteve to Rafa.

[Foluwashola]

By all accounts he's a top manager.

 

Got mixed feelings about him vs Rafa, but it would be silly to be negative just because he's not Rafa.

 

In all honesty, I'd expect Poch's brand of football to be far more entertaining than Rafa's. Could argue that Rafa would offer more in terms of sorting out the club from top to bottom, but how often does a manager get time to see these things out in reality.

 

Obviously this is all falling apart and we'll end up with Steve Coppell mind.

[Lush Vlad]

Pochettino is as proven as anyone. Trophies isn't the best measure of success, especially as he hasn't coached a club that objectively should have won any. His improvement of Southampton and Spurs has been remarkable on individual and collective level. His preferred style is progressive and the high-intensity football that Spurs played would be good for a side that wants to establish itself at the top end. He's a wet dream and we'd be incredibly lucky to get him.

 

Agree, trophies is a weird way to measure managers.

 

In isolation, yes.  But I don't think anyone other than the Talksport brigade look at it like that.  The whole "yeah, but what have you won though."

[Guest neesy111]

Poch is a very good manager but I think he has some question marks over him.

[Ketsbaia]

I don't get the Poch hype either but we've had Pardew, Bruce, Carver and McClaren in recent years so I don't want to complain

 

I do wonder if there might be better options though.

[plenum]

The Pochetino derailing of last 15 games. He's only a "good manager " when he got the likes of Kane and Eriksen in the side.

 

 

[Foluwashola]

The Pochetino derailing of last 15 games. He's only a "good manager " when he got the likes of Kane and Eriksen in the side.

 

 

 

Should be able to sign them up no bother, to be fair.

[Collage]

I’m not sure he’d want to come here tbh. He may think he deserves a chance at one of the etablished top clubs in Europe. Yes we’ll have great resources but it will be a couple of years before we can battle for trophies.

[toon25]

Still don’t think we’re safe under Bruce if he remains in post for the rest of the season.

 

Change needs to be made sooner rather than later. Especially since the likely momentum generated by fans at SJP as a result of the takeover won’t take effect

[Guest The Little Waster]

If he turns us down Rafas next in line

[plenum]

my point being he fell apart as results went ape shit, just look at his facial expression , - a totally deflated and clueless man.

[Shadow Puppets]

my point being he fell apart as results went ape shit, just look at his facial expression , - a totally deflated and clueless man.

 

I mean, give over ?

[xLiaaamx]

What's happened to Spurs is Levy's fault. He didn't allow any freshening up of the squad for years and just focused on keeping what they had.

[Shadow Puppets]

For what it’s worth my only Spurs fan mate loves Poch.

[Foluwashola]

my point being he fell apart as results went ape shit, just look at his facial expression , - a totally deflated and clueless man.

 

Very few managers haven't experienced a similar spell at some point. What he achieved prior to that collapse, playing some brilliant football in the process, was pretty impressive. God bless.

[Facundo Ferreyra]

For what it’s worth my only Spurs fan mate loves Poch.

 

Spurs fans that I know were fucking furious when he was sacked like.

[marki]

tbh i think poch would make a good understudy to rafa thats how much i rate rafa,we looked in great shape and formidable on the run in before he left

[Lotus]

I think the Dortmund job will be open for next season (Favre has not been good enough) and I reckon there’s a strong chance Poch will be a name they’d be very interested in.

[Miggys First Goal]

£19M a year man! We're finally becoming a serious outfit again.

[gdm]

my point being he fell apart as results went ape shit, just look at his facial expression , - a totally deflated and clueless man.

 

Absolute fuckin nonsense

[Dokko]

Poch had 1 bad run in 5 years after losing several key players and thry sacked him  then appointed mourinho 

 

99% of spurs fans would rather have poch back I'm sure.

[Slim]

[Boo Boy]

I don't understand the clamour for Poch. He was lucky he had Kane in his youth team. He hasn't won anything and the forward players he has signed have mainly been pap.

 

£30 for Sissoko the gutless coward