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Stone just tweeted: The says the new manager will understand the philosophy of the club, including its attacking traditions, and development of youth.
If it means we get Pochettino in the summer then I think it's the right move. But only time will tell when we know who the permanent manager is.
So lets say by some miracle a temp comes in and we get 4th, what then? Let them go and get Poch? Who has no guarantee of coming anyway. Or get somebody like Jardim now, back them in January and get the team playing his football over the next 5 months.
Also if we leave it till the summer, is Poch going to walk out on a good young Spurs team possibly with Champions League football and a new stadium, to Europa League, possibly out of Europe altogether, shambles of a club from top to bottom Man Utd?
I just dont see the point in wasting valuable months till the summer on a guy that is going to walk away. Its looking likely we will have no CL next season. So we need to hit the ground running in August and make sure we get it. The earlier we get a guy in permanently to get the team playing his way and identify targets the better IMO. No Good signing a manager in June, trying to get new players in without already working with the squad we have, and then hoping it clicks straight away.
Getting DOF and a new manager goes along way to writing a lot of wrongs at the club atm. BBC and Ogden and Ducker sayingvthe DOF will be announced before the new manager.
Pay Poch enough garentee to back him 100% he will leave Spurs. He’s a jumper has been throughout his career. Utd no matter what is still a huge club. Will jump at the chance if he’s promised backing. WhichbSpurs aren’t.
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I see your point but we don't know who really is available now anyway, there is no certainty Jardim would even take a job midseason, if we are even in for him. I'm pretty sure Zidane doesn't want it either now, been seen in photos with Lippi at Juve.
Just seen Pochettino's presser and he was inevitably asked about United. He never dismissed anything, it was a long-winded answer but to me, it convinced me he wants it even more. He could of just said 'No, it's nonsense, I can reassure fans I'm staying at Spurs for long-term". He never said any of those things.
I do think it's a poor strategy to have a temp working for over 6 months. Top 4 is as as good as gone, so get a new guy in, he'll get half a year working with no pressure and have his real debut next August. Worked for Klopp.