Tottenham Hotspur 2011 / 2012

Metta World Peace wrote:'Arry cleared of all charges

BORN FREE, AS FREE AS THE WIND BLOWS

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11675/7495641/Redknapp-not-guilty

Shameful that anyone would doubt that 'arry is an honest man.

It's the glasses that did it.

Thank you specsavers

At least it has made my mind up as to what name and number I should get on the back of my New shirt:

Well, at least Harry will fit in even better with the England squad now that he has indicated that he's a barely literate imbecile.

Happarently bbc News initially misreported the verdict and upon announcement pressed the GUILTY button which broadcast a prepreprepareded GUILTY graphic.

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‎11/10 odds for Redknapp next England Manager.

CA$H

Who next then for us?

Klopp?

Hiddink?

Mourinho?

Warnock?

Keegan

Moyes?

Lambert?

Rodgers?

Warnock?

MON?

Perhaps Chris Hughton? Or Tottenham's version of the-manager-of-yore: Gerry Francis? What about Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes?

Who do you want Noah?

Mourinho.

Noah typically likes his animals two-by-two. Roy Evans and Gerard Houllier?

Jaime wrote:Who do you want Noah?

Klopp would be my number one choice. Unlikely he'd leave Dortmund though. Risky as no EPL experience but could see him doing a Wenger and settle in well developing an attractive style of football on modest spend.

Realistically: Moyes, Jol or Hiddink.

Mourinho is out of the question - footballing philosophy and funds means it'll never happen.

Spurs certanily not known for having money.

Not the amounts that will satisfy Mourinho.

2 of our 4 strikers are on loan FFS. We've spent less than we've had to sell in the last 4 years.

Only Man City, Man United and Chelsea will be in a position to offer Mourinho what he wants: the ability to quickly build his own team and challenge for titles. He's not going wait around nurturing the growth of a club over a number of seasons. At least that's not what he's done yet in the 4 clubs he's managed in 8 seasons

Van Gaal or Benitez for me.

Klopp breathes Dortmund, he won't leave there anytime soon.

He's the most realistic choice as Löw's successor after 2014, provided the latter resigns.

It will be Mourinho though.

Mourinho is nailed on for City when Mancini does a Keegan in 3 months.

Jose managing a side with the 6th highest budget domestically? Dream on.

Bashmachkin wrote:What about Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes?

He's dead

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Mourinho is nailed on for City when Mancini does a Keegan in 3 months.

Jose managing a side with the 6th highest budget domestically? Dream on.

I think he would do it. You've already got a near finished team..if all he had to do was come in and make a couple of big buys and win something I reckon he'd jump at the chance.

What sort of budget was he working with at Porto?

christmasborocooper wrote:

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Mourinho is nailed on for City when Mancini does a Keegan in 3 months.

Jose managing a side with the 6th highest budget domestically? Dream on.

I think he would do it. You've already got a near finished team..if all he had to do was come in and make a couple of big buys and win something I reckon he'd jump at the chance.

What sort of budget was he working with at Porto?

The biggest budget in Portugal.

Deluded F*ck wrote:

christmasborocooper wrote:

Deluded F*ck wrote:Mourinho is nailed on for City when Mancini does a Keegan in 3 months.

Jose managing a side with the 6th highest budget domestically? Dream on.

I think he would do it. You've already got a near finished team..if all he had to do was come in and make a couple of big buys and win something I reckon he'd jump at the chance.

What sort of budget was he working with at Porto?

The biggest budget in Portugal.

Not so much transfers, but wages too. As Soccernomics pointed out, it's not the transfer budget but the wage budget that has the highest correlation to winning league titles. Something like 90% over the last 20 years in all top leagues.

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Van Gaal or Benitez for me.

You would have to bring someone in just to compliment your players after a good game.

Commentators will be waiting for a defensive screw-up so they can tut-tut about "zonal marking".

Deluded F*ck wrote:Van Gaal or Benitez for me.

Not sure if serious. RAFA? What the fuck?


Anyway, it is a shame Spurs are being robbed of their manager when they are building a good side. I remember when we appointed Souness after Robson, I think appointing Rafa would have the same affect.

TS I agree with Kimbo. Benitez seems like a bizarre choice in that his philosophy is completely contrary to the style that 'Arry has put in place at Spurs. Would have to almost start from scratch rather than continuing on that path you are already on (which has brought some real PROGRESS to the football club).

Bring back Martin Jol!!

debaser wrote:

Bashmachkin wrote:What about Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes?

He's dead

Doesn't he continue downstream on his raft, alone, crazed perhaps, his future not looking especially bright, but still not absolutely certain to conclude with his imminent death? Although, given his speech at the end of the film, perhaps he'd be better suited for a role with Liverpool? Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes to replace King Kenny Dalglish? Listen to the Anfield roar!