JamieSpursCommunityUser
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It's trying not to look rejected by pretending instead to be stupid - and which journalists are quite rightly making fun of.
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It's trying not to look rejected by pretending instead to be stupid - and which journalists are quite rightly making fun of.
Mr Pink
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Well if it was a possible factor before, it definitely is now.
CanadaSpurs
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Think it’s probably best to take a break from this site and club until august….
easley91
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Lol at some of the over the top reactions here.
How some of you get through life with so much pent up anger and frustration is beyond me..
Nobody knows if who we go for will be a success or not. If you know it's PR spin, why get yourselves so worked up over it?
Just sit back and see what happens.
How some of you get through life with so much pent up anger and frustration is beyond me..
Nobody knows if who we go for will be a success or not. If you know it's PR spin, why get yourselves so worked up over it?
Just sit back and see what happens.
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west indie
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I wouldn't rule out Potter or Roger's
septicsac
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No one could be criticised for presuming the failure to attract Nagglesman is entirely down to Levy's failure to put the right things in place to resolve same. Personally I have had zero confidence in the board in appointing the right person to try take the club forward and will certainly not be giving Levy and co the benefit of the doubt.
I like Ryan , see his potential as a future manager, do I think he is ready now, No, is he grossly inexperienced for the job Yes, will he get the job, who knows, we cannot know when the board and DL rarely know what they are up to themselves.
I like Ryan , see his potential as a future manager, do I think he is ready now, No, is he grossly inexperienced for the job Yes, will he get the job, who knows, we cannot know when the board and DL rarely know what they are up to themselves.
Trix
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I think most fans would accept that tbh. The problem I have is the fact they've deliberately put this out there like they have, and also the timing of it. Trust me Ali is the go to for getting the PR spin out into the public domain.
taidgh
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Yeah, agreed, the club hasn't handled it best. Quelle surprise and all.
Hopefully we get Slot and a new DOF appointed soon and we can start moving forward as a club.
Trix
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I'll be honest I don't think this is Nagelsmann turning us down, more that Levy doesn't see it as workable. He won't have the structural demands with say Slot or Mason that he had from JN.
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Very likely means absolutely nothing, but I know there’ll be a few people like me who’d be interested in knowing.
Just remember that it’s most likely just one Aussie in football liking a post celebrating another Aussie in football.
But there’s always the off chance it hints at something more
Just remember that it’s most likely just one Aussie in football liking a post celebrating another Aussie in football.
But there’s always the off chance it hints at something more
McFlash
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To be honest, I'm not one to put much into what either of those two say.
They both kinda annoy me in their own special ways.
McFlash
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It all seems a bit odd to me, like a weird statement for the club to make.
They're normally so strict on not replying to rumours so I don't really understand why they'd make this known now.
It's going to be a long month or two.
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I think, like a lot of others that Slot is probably the likely target now and I imagine that he'd be open to having Mason as his assistant.
Ghost Hardware
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Really no surprises there, Nagelsmann’s demands re DoF, transfers and wage budget were always going to be a stumbling block for Levy. It’s just not the way he operates. I was quietly hoping that all the recent negativity towards him might have made him more willing to compromise in this regard but I guess a leopard can’t change its spots.
Both clueless and just like the sound of their own voices and getting attention.
funkycoldmedina
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Off you pop then
ShriekinKnight
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I can understand not liking them but POK is clearly not clueless and does get good info from time to time. I mean like 5 posts before yours Trix basically agrees w POKs assessment of "JN didn't turn us down but his demands were not something Levy was willing to meet"
Russ1201
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Think you could be right. Wouldn't suprise me that one big reason is JN wouldn't accept Mason as his assistant but Slot will.
JamieSpursCommunityUser
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I think Pitt-Brooke's subtext is how would we know if it's workable if we've never interviewed him and don't intend to?
Clearly the club isn't being straight forward here.
I'm curious to understand whether this is Levy moving the goal posts again on handing over the reigns on football matters to Munn / DOF / Head Coach.
Or if this is JN's demands of transfer / wage budgets we can't afford.
I'd be absolutely fine with that - but if we knew that a month ago, surely we would have discounted it then?
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