Weststander
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O'Neill no.
Will be a younger manager, playing the passing game.
Will be a younger manager, playing the passing game.
One of my sons came up with a sensible solution as I see it as either manager or even possibly player manager for 1 season Thierry Henry: played a the highest level under some good managers and would have a great connection with Arsene Wenger for loan players. He suggested as his assistant Emmanuel Petite but not sure what he is doing and how they get on as friends, but must be worth a thought
I'd take Paulo Sousa. Ignoring what he did at Leicester (as he tried to create a style and challenge in one season) what he did at Swansea in continuing what was already in place was excellent.
He's a bit busy earning over $4 million dollars a year playing for NY Red Bulls at the moment I do believe.
Why the hell is Darren ferguson favourite? His track record is truly awful
I have an inkling it may be Redknapp.
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One of my sons came up with a sensible solution as I see it as either manager or even possibly player manager for 1 season Thierry Henry: played a the highest level under some good managers and would have a great connection with Arsene Wenger for loan players. He suggested as his assistant Emmanuel Petite but not sure what he is doing and how they get on as friends, but must be worth a thought
He's a bit busy earning over $4 million dollars a year playing for NY Red Bulls at the moment I do believe.
you don't just think outside the box....you take the box, piss on it, shred it to pieces and throw it off a cliff and THEN do your thinking
Which one dad or son? If Jamie he would be helping out the family from his Tottenham ties with Harry and leave Harry to carry on at QPR. I wouldnt be against that as I think that Jamie will become a good manager so he is n unknown quantity but so was Mullery and to a degree Poyet, and they have both done well for us.
I have an inkling it may be Redknapp.
When Barber got rid of Ramos & Poyet at Spurs, who did he help bring in?
There's also been no secret made of Redknapp's admiration for us as a club in recent months and having worked with Barber before, it would make sense for him to work with him again...I may be barking up the wrong tree but putting 2+2 together, it would make sense.
you don't just think outside the box....you take the box, piss on it, shred it to pieces and throw it off a cliff and THEN do your thinking
Which one dad or son? If Jamie he would be helping out the family from his Tottenham ties with Harry and leave Harry to carry on at QPR. I wouldnt be against that as I think that Jamie will become a good manager so he is n unknown quantity but so was Mullery and to a degree Poyet, and they have both done well for us.