Sack Race 22/23

[tomasjj]

Spurs sack Stellini.

 

[binomial]

First ever caretaker manager sacked? Lol, absolute laughing stock.

 

[Bradley]

Tea Lady might get a turn while they iron out a contract for Poch.

 

[Buddha]

Ffs, so Newcastle - the team we have a slither of a chance of catching for top four - get to thrash Spurs with potentially the weakest caretaker manager in history…and a week later we get to play a revamped side on a bounce and with something to prove.

Brilliant.

 

[MomoWASright]

Tea Lady might get a turn while they iron out a contract for Poch.

He’s off to the chavs.

 

[Judge Jules]

When Stellini stood in for Conte while Conte was still at Tottenham, they improved. Why the feck he reverted to Conte Mk.2 after Conte left, only he will ever know.

Harry Redknapp was on Talksh!te this morning throwing his hat in the ring as Tottenham caretaker for the rest of the season.

 

[Hansern]

Its been given to Ryan Mason for the rest of the season.

 

[Bradley]

Give it Giggsy.

 

[Bradley]

He’s off to the chavs.

I actually knew that but I'm getting confused about who's who with the amount of sacking and caretaking going on.

 

[tomasjj]

Rodgers please.

 

[Woland]

 

[darkstarexodus]

Poch to Chelsea. Rodgers to Spurs. It only makes sense.

Nagelsman to Real? Luis Enrique to Milan (pick whichever one you want). Conte to PSG and sparking Neymar in the face for not tracking back from the wingback role.

 

[StevieM]

Poch to Chelsea. Rodgers to Spurs. It only makes sense.

Nagelsman to Real? Luis Enrique to Milan (pick whichever one you want). Conte to PSG and sparking Neymar in the face for not tracking back from the wingback role.

And club legend Shaun Goater to take over Man City as they strive for success in the National League North.

 

[Hansern]

Pochettino close to taking over Chelsea. They'll be looking for yet another new manager this time next season I reckon.

 

[Fabio]

Poch could be a solid appointment. That club just seems a mess though

 

[Hansern]

Solid, but isnt the sort of manager that will win them anything imho.

 

[tombrown]

Pochetino is a project manager inst he? Exactly the right sort of manager for a club with the patience of an overexcited spaniel

 

[darkstarexodus]

Solid, but isnt the sort of manager that will win them anything imho.

Perfect. Falling into place nicely then.

I hear Mason is declaring himself ready to take on Spurs permanently, if ownership chooses. That would do, that would do.

 

[dilbert]

Tea Lady might get a turn while they iron out a contract for Poch.

He’s off to the chavs.

i first thought the tea lady is a he

 

[Dreambeliever]

Pochettino close to taking over Chelsea. They'll be looking for yet another new manager this time next season I reckon.

I don’t know. I think he could be a great appointment. He’ll bring a lot of structure.

 

[tombrown]

He shits trophy-less seasons

 

[Judge Jules]

He's the right choice for them at the moment IMO as his strength is building up poorly performing squads and clubs. Once he's done that they'll need a new manager to be winning stuff again.

 

[Frogfish]

He's the right choice for them at the moment IMO as his strength is building up poorly performing squads and clubs. Once he's done that they'll need a new manager to be winning stuff again.

Such as PSG ?

 

[Judge Jules]

That wasn't a case of building anything up though. He already had a stellar line-up at his disposal there, and bombed spectacularly with it. Getting Tottenham to a CL Final was amazing (as was his work with Southampton beforehand) but I actually think they were right to let him go, because the job of taking the next step up wouldn't have suited him.

 

[tombrown]

But Chelsea wont give him the time he wants or needs for his project. He'll be out within the year

 

[Hyena]

Why does a fucker need to build a squad when there are £1 billion worth of players in the dressing room?

Anyone who mentions the word 'project' in the Chelsea boardroom needs a slap.

 

[Judge Jules]

Because, however much money's been spent on that squad, the mix clearly isn't right. Their underperformance isn't - can't be - down to their manager(s) alone.

 

[Fabio]

TBF, if his project is "buy a decent striker", he's already further along than the last few appointments

 

[binomial]

Rumours doing the mill Javi Gracia sacking imminent and none other then Fat Sam being lined up.

 

[darkstarexodus]

Rumours doing the mill Javi Gracia sacking imminent and none other then Fat Sam being lined up.

This is like manna from heaven.