Who should be our next manager?

[Nick]

^^i think you're underestimating how dodgy he is.


Arry had a squad containing modric, van der vaart, defoe, pavlyuchenko, lennon, ledley king, dawson, BAE etc when they were arguably at their peak. and he got 4th at a time when Liverpool were imploding and Citeh were still ****.

would love the club to look at someone like Laudrup

Most of which HR bought in.... at what point do you think its time to stop blaming HR and maybe start blaming players for not performing??

[Kevin Mcleod]

would love the club to look at someone like Laudrup

Harry Out!

[QPRSCLART]

^^i think you're underestimating how dodgy he is.

To be honest pal you've got me scratching my head a bit with your "not developed a side for years" what on earth do you think he done when he took over at spurs.... developed them and got them playing decent football at a very high level.

Arry had a squad containing modric, van der vaart, defoe, pavlyuchenko, lennon, ledley king, dawson, BAE etc when they were arguably at their peak. and he got 4th at a time when Liverpool were imploding and Citeh were still ****.

would love the club to look at someone like Laudrup

[QPRDave]

I don't believe a man who lives in sandanks needs little sweetners from loan deals mate i'm sorry.I like your posts and find them interesting and always a different angle to the norm,
but i just can't see this. He's being handsomely paid by Tone and co to get us up so doesn't need this sort of thing

[hal9thou]

what's the reason for that??

Sadly for football, loan deals are as open to sweeteners and back scratching as transfer deals. There's no money in bringing one of your own youngsters through.....
Nick, I think at Spurs at that time Levy kept a very close watch on things and in some ways Harry benefitted from that. And there's no doubt that without erm business distractions he can concentrate on football to good effect. And Spurs had some very gifted younger players. I like HR, and I'm not that bothered if he's a little bit iffy, I just think that at ours he's flying by the seat of his pants again. The best defence of Harry's performance is that he's had to do that, because under TF things have been a tad chaotic......

I hope things work out just fine, but for me part of that is long term thinking about this particular issue. Anyway to each his own opinion....

[zeberdee]

dont need a next manager.

all you need is to put all your wants into a computer program and it does it all for you, it buys the players picks the team wins the title, guaranteed success as well, written by professionals who went to skoole and everything.

dont need doctors neither, or accountants, lawyers, or dentists, total waste of money, as for airline pilots... dont get me started

[QPRDave]

People always go on about a decent spell at Tottenham, but his head got turned and it all ended in tears. That is not stability. His record of development at smaller clubs demonstrates that he might bring a youngster in on loan but he wont bring them through.

There's a reason for that.....

what's the reason for that??

[Kevin Mcleod]

People always go on about a decent spell at Tottenham, but his head got turned and it all ended in tears. That is not stability. His record of development at smaller clubs demonstrates that he might bring a youngster in on loan but he wont bring them through.

There's a reason for that.....

Cos hes bent as a nine bob note and you farking hate him. Yeah we get the picture.

[Nick]

Harry has not developed a side for years and has no recent history of bringing youngsters through. He's a dealer through and through.

I don't see how anyone imagines that he represents the best long term interests of the club. Gives great quote though and a decent bloke who'll do a job for you, but it all depends on the job you want done......

To be honest pal you've got me scratching my head a bit with your "not developed a side for years" what on earth do you think he done when he took over at spurs.... developed them and got them playing decent football at a very high level.

[hal9thou]

People always go on about a decent spell at Tottenham, but his head got turned and it all ended in tears. That is not stability. His record of development at smaller clubs demonstrates that he might bring a youngster in on loan but he wont bring them through.

There's a reason for that.....

[Kevin Mcleod]

Harry has not developed a side for years and has no recent history of bringing youngsters through. He's a dealer through and through.

I don't see how anyone imagines that he represents the best long term interests of the club. Gives great quote though and a decent bloke who'll do a job for you, but it all depends on the job you want done......

Fourth in the premiership is not the sort of job we want. Sod that rubbish.

[hal9thou]

who's still got a few more years in him and hopefully will spend them with us.

Harry has not developed a side for years and has no recent history of bringing youngsters through. He's a dealer through and through.

I don't see how anyone imagines that he represents the best long term interests of the club. Gives great quote though and a decent bloke who'll do a job for you, but it all depends on the job you want done......

[jmelanie]

Yes Harry will retire at some point. Fact. What the club should be doing is bring somebody in as a coach with the possibility of him taking over from Harry as manager, and then having a smooth transition. I was hoping that this is what would happen with Steve McClaren.

[QPRDave]

Not saying redknapp is a bad manger because he isn't Dave. Just saying he isn't one of the top managers around which the guy said he was. He clearly isn't as a top club would have him and he would have done a lot more in his long career.

But Warnock never managed a top club and i do rate him as top manager because of his achievements. I know you're saying if a manager is really good then the biggest clubs come in for him
but then Spurs are one of the biggies. Also Mark Hughes managed City, and i think we can say he is definitely not a top manager.
I realise the top managers in the world right now are Guardiola, Mourinho, the German head coach, Wenger, but after that?.. A lot of these guys have got shed loads of money. Blanc at PSG surely can't be a top manager
he has done nothing but finds himself in charge of a super rich team.

[Shepherds Mush]

Any from Gus Poyet, Mark Robbins, Eddie Howe or Steve McClaren but hope Harry is here long enough to make us an established PL team.