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16th June 2012, 11:40
#61
#THFC
Andre Villas-Boas now as short as odds-on to become next Tottenham manager.
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16th June 2012, 11:54
#62
Formarly known as Lockie
 Originally Posted by N17
Andre Villas-Boas now as short as odds-on to become next Tottenham manager.
Has been for a couple of days now, with very little change in the odds, either shortening or increasing. Like I've said plenty of times before, I'd love AVB.
 Originally Posted by Bill Nicholson
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory
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16th June 2012, 16:07
#63
The Special One
Remaining Target for 2012/13 season:-
UEFA Europa League.
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18th June 2012, 22:43
#64
The Special One
Remaining Target for 2012/13 season:-
UEFA Europa League.
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21st June 2012, 16:49
#65
Banned
I like AVB for his record with Porto. I dislike his tactics in England very bland and boring.
The players do no want AVB.
And the main players are leaving, i guess it's a whole new start for spurs
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21st June 2012, 17:11
#66
Formarly known as Lockie
 Originally Posted by ArsenalJay91
The players do no want AVB.
Based on one Sun article with no direct quotes?
And the main players are leaving, i guess it's a whole new start for spurs
Only Modric will leave this summer. And we'll get £35m for him to Real Madrid (£35m + a player [Diarra?]) are to be believed, so it's not even really a blow, providing we spend that money on a replacement and 2 strikers (with some extra money invested!).
Moutinho, Remy, Adebayor > Modric.
 Originally Posted by Bill Nicholson
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory
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21st June 2012, 17:17
#67
Banned
35 million? For Modric????
Very wishful thinking dude, not having a dig at you but no one would bid that much for him now. If Fabregas went for less than that what on earth makes you think Modric will?
I say he will leave for around 20million which is very good, but i can see Barce getting Bale at some point. He is to good for a Europa league team.
Not having a dig at spurs at all they have done really well but letting harry go has started the snowball theory.
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21st June 2012, 17:25
#68
Formarly known as Lockie
 Originally Posted by ArsenalJay91
35 million? For Modric????
Remind me what we turned down last year? And Modric was just as good if not better this season.
If Fabregas went for less than that what on earth makes you think Modric will?
Cesc made it absolutely clear he wanted to join Barcelona. No other club. Therefore you had no leverage in the bargaining. Modric hasn't stated directly where he wants to go, so we can effectively auction him off.
I say he will leave for around 20million which is very good
Why the holy f*ck would Levy sell him for £3.5m more than we bought him for 4 years ago, when he is clearly improved hugely as a footballer?
Not to mention the "Man City effect" which means £16.5m was probably worth more in 2008 than £20m is now.
Last edited by SpursLegend; 21st June 2012 at 17:28.
 Originally Posted by Bill Nicholson
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory
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21st June 2012, 17:28
#69
Banned
Just came in on the news, Daniel Levy is ready to get rid of AVB of his shortlist after he demanded for Levy not to consider any other managers.
So who now?
http://www.thespoiler.co.uk/2012/06/...zes-petulance/
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21st June 2012, 17:29
#70
Banned
I see your point with Cesc and thats a very valid and fair answer.
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21st June 2012, 17:30
#71
Formarly known as Lockie
 Originally Posted by ArsenalJay91
AVB will be our next manager
 Originally Posted by Bill Nicholson
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory
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21st June 2012, 17:35
#72
Banned
Is he really what you want? One good year with Porto a team which had the best in the league for players? No plan B when Chelsea was losing?
To me i think it's a massive step backwards from redknapp,
The tactics he chose vs Arsenal at Stamford Bridge was a disgrace and we ended up wiping the floor with them. If that's who you lot want as manager then all the best because last season was a great challenge with Spurs and i hope for many more but to me i would look for managers like Stuart Pearce who has such a good international record (at Under 21) or even Moyes if he would leave.
Either way i wish the best to you lads as the Spurs and Arsenal rivalary has been better now than ever
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21st June 2012, 17:54
#73
Formarly known as Lockie
 Originally Posted by ArsenalJay91
Is he really what you want? One good year with Porto a team which had the best in the league for players? No plan B when Chelsea was losing?
To me i think it's a massive step backwards from redknapp,
The tactics he chose vs Arsenal at Stamford Bridge was a disgrace and we ended up wiping the floor with them. If that's who you lot want as manager then all the best because last season was a great challenge with Spurs and i hope for many more but to me i would look for managers like Stuart Pearce who has such a good international record (at Under 21) or even Moyes if he would leave.
Either way i wish the best to you lads as the Spurs and Arsenal rivalary has been better now than ever 
I've already explained why I think he would succeed at Spurs numerous times on this forum and others, so I can't be bothered to go through it again. But in simple terms, the personnel we have, both on and off the pitch, would suit AVB's style (tactics + personality) so much more than Chelsea.
We are nearer Porto than Chelsea, that's for sure.
 Originally Posted by Bill Nicholson
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory
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21st June 2012, 18:00
#74
The Special One
 Originally Posted by SpursLegend
Based on one Sun article with no direct quotes?
Only Modric will leave this summer. And we'll get £35m for him to Real Madrid (£35m + a player [Diarra?]) are to be believed, so it's not even really a blow, providing we spend that money on a replacement and 2 strikers (with some extra money invested!).
Moutinho, Remy, Adebayor > Modric.
Moutinho would be a decent signing, but if AVB comes in I doubt he'd go for Adebayor - and that can only benefit you! haha Not seen much of Remy, but what I have I don't see why the hype. Wouldn't be worried if Spurs signed him. Rumours are Lille are going to use the Hazard money to buy him.
Agree it wouldn't necessary be the end if you did sell this summer though. As long as the funds are put back into the squad, you could get replacements more suited to the new managers style. Wait until after the window is shut before writing off Tottenham.
 Originally Posted by SpursLegend
Remind me what we turned down last year? And Modric was just as good if not better this season.
I'm not saying what Tottenham can or can't get for Modric (I rate him massively), but I'm not 100% convinced Tottenham actually rejected £40M for him last year.
I can remember the papers were saying Chelsea were set to bid £40M, and then Harry saying something like "Yeah the chairman rejected their offer yesterday, I think it was about £40M" the next day. But I personally don't think Redknapp had any insider knowledge about the transfer and was going from pure speculation.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was around the £30M+ mark, but I wouldn't take Harry's "I think it was £40M" stuff as fact. Why would Chelsea bid £22M, £27M and then £40M???
I reckon Modric would be available for £30-35M this summer, and an agreement might of been made between Modric and Levy after last summers transfer saga. I think the deal might of hinged on whether they Tottenham got CL football or not - another reason Levy felt Harry had to go.
Remaining Target for 2012/13 season:-
UEFA Europa League.
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21st June 2012, 18:07
#75
The Special One
 Originally Posted by ArsenalJay91
Is he really what you want? One good year with Porto a team which had the best in the league for players? No plan B when Chelsea was losing?
To me i think it's a massive step backwards from redknapp,
The tactics he chose vs Arsenal at Stamford Bridge was a disgrace and we ended up wiping the floor with them. If that's who you lot want as manager then all the best because last season was a great challenge with Spurs and i hope for many more but to me i would look for managers like Stuart Pearce who has such a good international record (at Under 21) or even Moyes if he would leave.
Either way i wish the best to you lads as the Spurs and Arsenal rivalary has been better now than ever 
An 85th and 90th minute goal (one where Terry fell over to gift RVP a goal) is hardly wiping the floor with us mate. I swear 3 or 4 of your goals were near posts shots Cech should of saved too?? Had Szczesny got sent off we would of won, IMHO. Was one of those days.
A chairman doesn't bring you in to get a team to play your own brand of attacking football, just for you to get them to play the same way they have for the last 10 years and been criticized for. AVB's project was right. The speed of change he tried to implement it at was not. We will regret sacking him, I can guarantee that.
Remaining Target for 2012/13 season:-
UEFA Europa League.
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21st June 2012, 19:05
#76
Banned
Yeah i see your point, but we should of been further ahead. We was the far greater team that day, but yes our keeper should of seen red but when it's Cashley Cole then it's all good :P
Back to main point can you really say he is that good? 1 good season don't mean anything now days, Players have one good season and then are flops.
I did not see anything so special with his tactics at Chelsea, no plan B and didn't come across as a respected manager to the players. You need a manager who has the respect of every single person at the club if you want major success. I never saw anyone score a goal and run over to him or him make a sub that changed the outcome of a match (in a positive way)
He may well prove me wrong and we may see a much stronger spurs but i have my doubts.
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23rd June 2012, 01:23
#77
Registered User
It's going to be Blanc, not AVB.
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27th June 2012, 23:36
#78
Is the Premier league changing again manager wise?
So far the Premier league has lost 3 elder statesmen Hodgson, Dalglish and Redknapp - so we are just left with Sir Alex is it now a younger mans game with different approaches - what happens if Fergie goes another year without a trophy or even arsene wenger - is their time up too?
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28th June 2012, 13:24
#79
Registered User
No. They will manage until they die!!!!!!! I think the way football is played is different and some managers can't adapt to that. These younger managers with a new style will eventually grow old and become the new Fergies and Arsenes.
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