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Adeyemi on loan to buy obligation would be a big upgrade for us.
Time for levy to step up and add some quality.
Not sure he'd cope with his injury history, and we need a RW option more than LW option, IMO.
Adeyemi on loan to buy obligation would be a big upgrade for us.
Time for levy to step up and add some quality.
No, not nearly enough quality for me.Adeyemi on loan to buy obligation would be a big upgrade for us.
Time for levy to step up and add some quality.
Someone said to me last night that they were surprised he hasn't upped and walked. It hadn't occurred to me before but I guess this si a job he sees as a true challenge. And one he doesn't want to pass up
In the cup. In the 1st leg. A 1 nil defeat wasn't a terrible result for them, I'm sure they're pretty confident of winning the tie at homeWe just beat Liverpool a week ago.
If Everton beat us on Sunday this play will be in absolute meltdown.
Quite.I’m not even sure more players matters. We would need 3 squads the way he eats through hamstrings
Has to be being considered considering our league position and form but the lack of transfers or ambition on the pitch is just standard under this ownership, nothing to do with if Ange is being considered to be sacked or not imoIs there actually a thought they’d sack him now?
It could explain the limited links to anyone other than a dry loan for the PSG striker. Sounds like Kinsky was identified by the data guys and perhaps they liked him no matter who’s coaching the team but they’re reluctant to make big commitments to Ange’s system otherwise.
It would also follow from the public endorsement a few weeks back, which is usually a kiss of death for coaches.
And the team will have experienced so so much ‘growth’ through the tough timesOnce we reach 20th place, Ange will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine
If Everton beat us on Sunday this play will be in absolute meltdown.
Fondue in Cheese Room Shock!!If Everton beat us on Sunday this play will be in absolute meltdown.
No chance Ipswich or Leicester finish above us.
I don't know who they said, and i know this wouldn't be popular in here but we could do a lot worse than Gareth Southgate. To follow Ange, you will need someone with integrity to build on the culture Ange has instilled. He's a pragmatic manager, good coach, experience coaching world class players, dull football at international level but effective, and he openly said it was a strategic choice for tournament football to be hard to beat.
I think he'd work well with our new data orientated approach and has the leadership skills to be the manager of spurs - which is a huge, high pressure job. Something he also has experience of, i mean England manager is the most high pressure job there is.
The only downside is, I don't think he would come. We'd be lucky if he did. He wouldn't be a popular choice but I think he could be our Ranieri.
Think we will have another 2007-8 season. Finish 11th but win league cup