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Just now, BigTone said:

Because he seen a nice house to buy on Yatton High St

He was gazzumped on that one Tone and is struggling to fine other of the same standard, which is why he hasn't featured in the betting.

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47 minutes ago, headhunter said:

If SL is, as some would have us believe, pulling out all the stops to prise Gerrard away from Rangers then why not really go for it and make an approach to Pochettino?

For a start there is no compo to pay to buy him out of a contract. Yes, he will demand a big salary but he might buy into a project which is what we are and therefore a package of £1.5M base [that's probably Williams and Afobe's wages combined] and a £3.5M bonus if he gets promotion in first season or £2.5M in the second might prove attractive.

I read this about his coaching style on Wikipedia - seems to tick a lot of boxes:

Pochettino favours a very high-pressing, attacking style of football. He often employs a 4–2–3–1 formation at the clubs he manages. While doing so, he instructs his team to build from the back, intimidate and unsettle opponents with a quick-press system and work the ball into the box.

Pochettino is hailed by many pundits for his focus on developing local players from the clubs' youth academies, get local government and references' support, and a willingness to promote young players in general.It was also noted that many young players under his tutelage went on to play for the England national team, while the manager himself felt that it was his duty to develop English talent, saying "I feel when I arrived in Spain and now in England in which way can we say 'thank you' to the country that opened the door when I didn't speak English. And how people treated me and my family and my staff which was really well. It's a way to say thank you to the Premier League and the people who trust in you".

Players coached by Pochettino also praised his man-management approach and guidance with his willingness to advise, encouraging the players to take charge of their own development as well as helping them to improve physically, technically and mentally

Could he manage at Stoke on a wet Tuesday night though?

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19 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

If we forget the name for the mo’, and look at the characteristics of a young manager who played at the top level under great coaches, established a system, drilled that system throughout the whole club, etc etc.  That has a lot of appeal.

I don’t for one minute think Poccetino would come here, but it’s that kind of background that has a lot of appeal even if Champ experience is not on their CV.

Someone mentioned Sebastian Hoeneß to me this morning.  He appeared in the betting last night.

First thing that flashed through my mind was any relation to Uli Hoeneß the old German international.  Yes, nephew, but son of Dieter the Bayern MD.

Bit more digging, Bayern u23 head coach, linked with Hoffenheim yesterday.  Maybe he’s a left field German type we might have thoughts about?

 

Makes me think immediately of Jan Siewert, who was an absolute disaster at Huddersfield with a 5% win ratio (yes, FIVE) when he left.

If we are going to look abroad let’s at least pick someone who has managed a first team somewhere before.

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2 minutes ago, GrahamC said:

Makes me think immediately of Jan Siewert, who was an absolute disaster at Huddersfield with a 5% win ratio (yes, FIVE) when he left.

If we are going to look abroad let’s at least pick someone who has managed a first team somewhere before.

Yes, don’t disagree. Just a strange one to hit the betting sites. 

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33 minutes ago, downendcity said:

He was gazzumped on that one Tone and is struggling to fine other of the same standard, which is why he hasn't featured in the betting.

Well wouldn't that be enough to rip the gusset out of your Y-Fronts !!

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26 minutes ago, bris red said:

The sooner we get a manager in the better. These threads are kiling me now ?

I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.

When we eventually give up on SG and Hughton gets the hump because he feels like a second choice, we’ll probably find a few good alternative options have been snapped up; leaving us sifting through the dregs of the management pool.

I think this thread title will be one that that comes back to bite us hard on the arse and shows the dangers of getting over optimistic.

Our saggie friends will probably be dredging this one up for many years to come, under the title of ‘those dilusional teds’, while we’re all complaining about us only managing to get the likes of Flynn!

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1 hour ago, headhunter said:

If SL is, as some would have us believe, pulling out all the stops to prise Gerrard away from Rangers then why not really go for it and make an approach to Pochettino?

For a start there is no compo to pay to buy him out of a contract. Yes, he will demand a big salary but he might buy into a project which is what we are and therefore a package of £1.5M base [that's probably Williams and Afobe's wages combined] and a £3.5M bonus if he gets promotion in first season or £2.5M in the second might prove attractive.

I read this about his coaching style on Wikipedia - seems to tick a lot of boxes:

Pochettino favours a very high-pressing, attacking style of football. He often employs a 4–2–3–1 formation at the clubs he manages. While doing so, he instructs his team to build from the back, intimidate and unsettle opponents with a quick-press system and work the ball into the box.

Pochettino is hailed by many pundits for his focus on developing local players from the clubs' youth academies, get local government and references' support, and a willingness to promote young players in general.It was also noted that many young players under his tutelage went on to play for the England national team, while the manager himself felt that it was his duty to develop English talent, saying "I feel when I arrived in Spain and now in England in which way can we say 'thank you' to the country that opened the door when I didn't speak English. And how people treated me and my family and my staff which was really well. It's a way to say thank you to the Premier League and the people who trust in you".

Players coached by Pochettino also praised his man-management approach and guidance with his willingness to advise, encouraging the players to take charge of their own development as well as helping them to improve physically, technically and mentally

anyone inbetweeners GIF

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6 minutes ago, BrizzleRed said:

I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.

When we eventually give up on SG and Hughton gets the hump because he feels like a second choice, we’ll probably find a few good alternative options have been snapped up; leaving us sifting through the dregs of the management pool.

I think this thread title will be one that that comes back to bite us hard on the arse and shows the dangers of getting over optimistic.

Our saggie friends will probably be dredging this one up for many years to come, under the title of ‘those dilusional teds’, while we’re all complaining about us only managing to get the likes of Flynn!

Don't worry about the Sags. They only have the thought of a skint Lawrence of Arabia leading them into the next season.

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6 minutes ago, BrizzleRed said:

Our saggie friends will probably be dredging this one up for many years to come, under the title of ‘those dilusional teds’, while we’re all complaining about us only managing to get the likes of Flynn!

Really?

When everyone bar the OP thinks it’s a ridiculous suggestion?

Ok then....

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12 minutes ago, Sniper said:

I've just gone into my shed and smashed my bollocks with a sledgehammer, it was the only way to stop the laughter.

You should know that you never use a sledgehammer to crack walnuts.

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2 minutes ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

Really?

When everyone bar the OP thinks it’s a ridiculous suggestion?

Ok then....

Anything is possible. The Minogue sisters are about to whizz me upstairs with a bottle of Chardonnay, some KY jelly and a packet of Jelly Babies ....... always believe !!

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1 minute ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

Really?

When everyone bar the OP thinks it’s a ridiculous suggestion?

Ok then....

I’m on about the thread title, as that would be enough to set those numbskulls off and they won’t worry about looking at the rest of the thread.

At least we’ve got plenty of ammo to fire back at the ****wits, so could be a lot worse.

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1 hour ago, headhunter said:

If SL is, as some would have us believe, pulling out all the stops to prise Gerrard away from Rangers then why not really go for it and make an approach to Pochettino?

For a start there is no compo to pay to buy him out of a contract. Yes, he will demand a big salary but he might buy into a project which is what we are and therefore a package of £1.5M base [that's probably Williams and Afobe's wages combined] and a £3.5M bonus if he gets promotion in first season or £2.5M in the second might prove attractive.

I read this about his coaching style on Wikipedia - seems to tick a lot of boxes:

Pochettino favours a very high-pressing, attacking style of football. He often employs a 4–2–3–1 formation at the clubs he manages. While doing so, he instructs his team to build from the back, intimidate and unsettle opponents with a quick-press system and work the ball into the box.

Pochettino is hailed by many pundits for his focus on developing local players from the clubs' youth academies, get local government and references' support, and a willingness to promote young players in general.It was also noted that many young players under his tutelage went on to play for the England national team, while the manager himself felt that it was his duty to develop English talent, saying "I feel when I arrived in Spain and now in England in which way can we say 'thank you' to the country that opened the door when I didn't speak English. And how people treated me and my family and my staff which was really well. It's a way to say thank you to the Premier League and the people who trust in you".

Players coached by Pochettino also praised his man-management approach and guidance with his willingness to advise, encouraging the players to take charge of their own development as well as helping them to improve physically, technically and mentally

:laugh:.

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They are just stringing the appointment out as as this will cause desperate fans to suggest ever more ridiculous candidates.

MA has got £1,000 on Pep being suggested as next manager on OTIB at 500/1, so just give it time.

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