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Who do you want to be the next manager? (2nd Poll)

Who do you want to be the next manager?

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When you consider the options on the market,

Keeping Pulisic and Lukaku makes sense for Pochettino. Pulisic looks like a Pochettino player, he could definitely help him push on to the next level if he stays fit. The young man still has an abundance of talent he just lacks consistency. 

Tuchel didn't play him nearly as often as he should and you can tell it knocked his confidence and probably made him slightly rusty. He was ofc injured way too often.

Lukaku is a different matter entirely...mnot sure about how he fits into a high pressing Pochettino front line

 
Whoever the next manager is should have complete control of the first team, and pick whoever he wants. If he wants to play Lukaku and Pullisic, let it be and should only be judged at the end of the season.

 
Just seen that Pochettino is having a chat with the spuds ,is this paper chat or is another one about to bite the dust ffs ,Todd get the job done.

 
hawkster said:
Just seen that Pochettino is having a chat with the spuds ,is this paper chat or is another one about to bite the dust ffs ,Todd get the job done.
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Probably fake. Matt Law is the most reliable source for both Chelsea and the Spuds and he has reported that Pochettino wants Chelsea

 
hawkster said:
Just seen that Pochettino is having a chat with the spuds ,is this paper chat or is another one about to bite the dust ffs ,Todd get the job done.
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If Newsnow Chelsea was the source of your post then I suggest you click into and read the actual article behind the headline, which makes no mention at all of Spurs being interested in Pochettino, and reports in fact the complete opposite : 

"Spurs fans have been clamouring for a comeback ever since he was sacked in 2019 and felt that the dismissal of Antonio Conte opened up the chance of their dreams becoming a reality. Daniel Levy and Joe Lewis are yet to take any steps towards that, though, and have set their sights on Julian Nagelsmann, Vincent Kompany and Xabi Alonso instead. "

It's just click bait ... the usual sh*te from football.london ... 

https://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/mauricio-pochettino-chelsea-tottenham-manager-26858607

 
hawkster said:
Just seen that Pochettino is having a chat with the spuds ,is this paper chat or is another one about to bite the dust ffs ,Todd get the job done.
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BS, always check what the bookies are offering rather than the rags. Pochettino 1/20 to CFC Nagelsmann 5/2 to Spuds.

 
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the amount of time needed to conclude this feels like we are interviewing a manager to last more than two years

 
LongtimerLurker said:
When you consider the options on the market,

Keeping Pulisic and Lukaku makes sense for Pochettino. Pulisic looks like a Pochettino player, he could definitely help him push on to the next level if he stays fit. The young man still has an abundance of talent he just lacks consistency. 

Tuchel didn't play him nearly as often as he should and you can tell it knocked his confidence and probably made him slightly rusty. He was ofc injured way too often.

Lukaku is a different matter entirely...mnot sure about how he fits into a high pressing Pochettino front line
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Problem with Pulisic is he is entering the final year of his contract. So we either sell this window or renew. I also don’t see where he fits with Murdyk & Sterling on the LW already, Nkunku would also operate on the LW in a 4-3-3, and Pulisic is crap on the RW. 

 
Mudders said:
the amount of time needed to conclude this feels like we are interviewing a manager to last more than two years
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Boehly might have learnt his lesson ( from Potter), decided to take his time to land the one. The downside is everyone knows he's courting every good managers out there, so candidates have ( and will) keep walking away if he can't make up his mind.

 
Mudders said:
the amount of time needed to conclude this feels like we are interviewing a manager to last more than two years
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Feels to  me more like Todd Lasso is about to fck this up as well. I am starting to get convinced that this clown is the source of all of the leaks to the press. It has been weeks of going on about Pochettino in the press, I just wonder where the initial leaking of our interest came from.

 
A process is a good idea. However the point about getting the decision made early is that the offseason squad changes can be made earlier. The other point is its wise not to worry too much because the new manager will likely only be here for 2-3 years.

Personally not convinced by Potch but first to agree I don't really have a clue. Just doesn't give me the right vibe.

Also club may be delaying the official announcement because as soon as its made no-one will pay any attention to Lampard including the players. Best to wait till the end of the season for the annoucement while doing background planning with the guy that's getting the job in full privacy. Then you can announce the change on day 1 of the offseason together with some departures and maybe an addition (if any).

 
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WhiteWall said:
Feels to  me more like Todd Lasso is about to fck this up as well. I am starting to get convinced that this clown is the source of all of the leaks to the press. It has been weeks of going on about Pochettino in the press, I just wonder where the initial leaking of our interest came from.
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Todd Lasso,LOL

 
Pochettino is not everyones ideal, but the time this is taking we could lose him, maybe to the spuds, and then where are we? This Todd fella is starting to piss me off.

 
LOOK at those win ratio,s and you want him to be our next Boss  please please dont appoint him 

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David Ornstein - "After a comprehensive search led by sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, a final decision is set to be made in the days ahead and an announcement will follow in due course. The strong favourite to be appointed at Stamford Bridge remains Mauricio Pochettino, with the 51-year-old Argentine ready to take the position nearly 12 months on from his exit from Paris Saint-Germain."

 
“Strong favourite” where realistically there’s only one decent option out there with the rest dropping out. Todd flatters himself too much. 

 
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