Next Spurs Manager (No longer with groundbreaking 'Change vote' functionality)
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JerryGarcia
Dark star crashes...
- May 18, 2006
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I would take Mourinho but have never really liked him and have slagged him off on countless occasions. It just seems inevitable so why fight it? Might as well give him a go, the worst that can happen (relegation aside) is that we don't win anything and we're all used to anyway.
DiscoD1882
SC Supporter
- Mar 27, 2006
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Gutted.
doctor stefan Freud
the tired tread of sad biology
- Sep 2, 2013
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Soz
GMI
G.
- Dec 13, 2006
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Be worth it if it meant he wasn’t at Utd or another Premier League Club. I still love the man and wouldn’t want to see him in Manchester any time soon.
CrouchPotato
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Always despised Mourinho, but listening to him as a pundit he’s honestly a undeniable tactical genius. He seems rejuvenated and refreshed. Poch would only be worth firing for Pep, Klopp, Simeone and Jose in my opinion
Wadec
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Thing with Jose is Levy cannot bullshit in transfers. He would be the first to publicly call him out for it.
You dont pay to sack Poch and bring in Jose to scrimp a few million in transfers. Could be way off the mark but I feel this is Levy hedging his bets with funds moving forward. He has to spend money now there is no excuse and Jose has a track record of results.
You dont pay to sack Poch and bring in Jose to scrimp a few million in transfers. Could be way off the mark but I feel this is Levy hedging his bets with funds moving forward. He has to spend money now there is no excuse and Jose has a track record of results.
- Feb 1, 2005
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Especially given the assortment of fine, upstanding and noble gentlemen we have on SC, amongst whom number some of the finest connoisseurs and judges of pricks on the planet
freeeki
Arsehole.
- Aug 5, 2008
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The difference between us winning things and imploding dramatically at the crunch over the past few seasons can largely be put down to mentality IMO.
Perhaps if we had a bit of arrogance and swagger about the club, we’d have won things by now.
tooey
60% banana
- Apr 22, 2005
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At Arse...he's dead to me. United would hurt but we've let him go and he's well within his rights to sign for whiever the pleases (as long as it isn't Arse).
richard_gleeson
Richg
- Jan 31, 2006
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Toby doesn't look too disappointed
Yiddo100
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Not surprised, bet he’s fucking delighted
sausage
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- May 17, 2018
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I loved him up around the time the ITV documentary was made (some time around his Madrid appointment I think, as it included footage of him crying with players when leaving Inter) but the 2nd season there broke him and it continued through to the Man Utd reign.
I hope that he's gone back to a more intelligent/chilled Mourinho and not the stressy moody one. Despite what people are saying, he's one of the best managers (if not the best) this side of the millennium, so one can't turn their nose up at the chance if we have it.
Guntz
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- Aug 15, 2011
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New contract incoming with him and Jan, watch.
Steffen
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