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ntmac82

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Well…yes?

Napoli are far better than we are. They do not require a complete gutting and rebuild nor do they require a project manager. Luis Enrique is arguably perfect for them in that case.

He couldn’t be further away from what we actually need.
Why couldn't Enrique gut and rebuild the squad?
 

TEESSIDE1

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We shouldn’t be appointing a manager who has most recently managed a team who was in a downward spiral. That should rule out both Rodgers and Potter.

The added concern about Potter is he had Brighton playing nice football but they couldn’t score for toffee… de Zerbi has rectified that. Potter then went to Chelsea and had exactly the same problem, they couldn’t score! Yes they don’t have an out and out striker but neither did City prior to signing Haaland and they still scored goals for fun. Potter used the most players/different combinations in the EPL this season… and still couldn’t get a tune out of them. He’s also seriously lacking in the personality department. He looked out of his depth, if he couldn’t cope at Chelsea then he’s most certainly not going to cope at Spurs.
 

KingKay

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I’ve reached the point where I’d be okay with Mason, he inherited an absolute mess and seems to have galvanised and brought people together for the last few games.

Maybe my expectations have just been significantly lowered by recent seasons, but I just want to enjoy supporting Spurs again, even if it means we don’t compete in the short term. Also quite like the prospect of moving into next season with a manager who really wants to be here and is looking to the future by continuing to promote some of our exciting youth players.
 

SuperPav10

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In his defence, Rodgers did very well at Leicester for a few seasons. Won a cup (and the charity shield) and improved a lot of players. Some poor recruitment and a lack of investment screwed him, especially in the last year. If Poch had seen out his last year with us, who knows where we'd have ended up, because our form under him was beyond bad (no win away for a year).. he's not my top choice, but if you wanted a PL proven 'safe' bet who gets teams playing pretty decent football, I'd take him.
 

Nick-TopSpursMan

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There are major problems with Enrique:


- Hasn’t worked as a club manager for 7 years, since 2017! That’s a very long time to be out of club management while the club game evolves.

- Failed the only time he ever left Spain when he went to Roma (and was only there 1 season).

- Another big name, glamour appointment used to unlimited resources at his last club job. Will see us as a step down and would be very demanding beyond reason.

- His possession style seems to become slow and predictable.

I think he would be a huge gamble and I don’t think he’s the right person to unite the club behind the scenes in the way Poch did. He isn’t a project manager.
 

djhotspur

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I'm surprised there hasn't been more noise around Amorim. According to WLB he was very impressive in his interview, and he's even offered up his resignation at Sporting as he didn't manage to get them in the CL places this season.

He would be ideal for us imo.
There was but I think @Hercules said he turned us down
 

Bluto Blutarsky

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1400 pages.. Are we there yet?
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Johnny J

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There are major problems with Enrique:


- Hasn’t worked as a club manager for 7 years, since 2017! That’s a very long time to be out of club management while the club game evolves.

- Failed the only time he ever left Spain when he went to Roma (and was only there 1 season).

- Another big name, glamour appointment used to unlimited resources at his last club job. Will see us as a step down and would be very demanding beyond reason.

- His possession style seems to become slow and predictable.

I think he would be a huge gamble and I don’t think he’s the right person to unite the club behind the scenes in the way Poch did. He isn’t a project manager.
Also, I'm entirely not confident in our squad's ability to implement a possession-based system. Some of our players are really bad technically.

It's one thing to do it at prime Barca, it's another thing with a bunch of players who have zero confidence and been playing horrendously negative football the last few years.
 
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