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Who should be our new manager if/when Pochettino is sacked?

Who should be Poch's successor?

  • Jose Mourinho

    Votes: 5 23.8%

  • Xavi

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Xabi Alonso

    Votes: 1 4.8%

  • Roberto De Zerbi

    Votes: 4 19.0%

  • Hansi Flick

    Votes: 2 9.5%

  • Ruben Amorim

    Votes: 2 9.5%

  • Michel Sanchez

    Votes: 1 4.8%

  • Thomas Tuchel

    Votes: 3 14.3%

  • Thomas Frank

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Other (state in comments)

    Votes: 3 14.3%
  • Total voters
    21
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Things are looking bleak for Poch and it's probable that sooner rather than later we'll be looking for a new manager. I've listed the names that have been mentioned and are at least semi-realistic, it'll be interesting to see who the consensus choice would be given there's no clear favourite this time around.

 
It has to be Hansi Flick.

Proven winner with recent success.

No more unproven managers please. We need guaranteed winners (coach and players)

Jose will be a disaster with this squad of players.

 
If it happens soon, I think it could be Flick. Probably as an interim initially. He is currently available, and has been spotted at the bridge a few times this season I believe.

 
forbzy said:
If it happens soon, I think it could be Flick. Probably as an interim initially. He is currently available, and has been spotted at the bridge a few times this season I believe.
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Aye he has.

Would he want the job though?

Whoever the next full time manager is he has a big job convincing Enzo, Palmer and Nkunku to stay imo.

Enzo dad has already let it be know he basically is thinking of leaving already.

Palmers too good to be a mid table player, am sure he sees that. As is Nkunku. 

 
I am a CPA said:
It has to be Hansi Flick.

Proven winner with recent success.

No more unproven managers please. We need guaranteed winners (coach and players)

Jose will be a disaster with this squad of players.
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Sacked by Germany after failing to get out the groups and has the second worse PPG of all German managers.

What recent success? He took the Bayern super team to their usual accolades for two seasons and has won next to nothing else. 

 
Flick is a f**king dreadful choice. And I don't think I'd want any of that list managing us next season (or in the case of a couple, see them doing it). 

Arne Slot or Thiago Motta. 

Slot - taken Feyernood to a European final, won the league with them, plays a similar style of football with 4-2-3-1, has a passionate personality and even better than all of that, he turned down Tottenham.

Thiago Motta - has a footballing philosopjy, was Tuchels number 2 at PSG, doing good things with Bologna. Played at the top level. Aggressive personality. He'd get the best out of Caicedo and Enzo. 

 
People were talking up Ruben Anjorim last year. Is he still looking like a prospect?

 
Zeta said:
People were talking up Ruben Anjorim last year. Is he still looking like a prospect?
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Good shout. He's also a better suggestion than those on the original list. 

My requirements are basically someone on the way up, like Potter, with a coaching mindset, like Potter, who has a personality that can manage a top club, unlike Potter. 

 
Anjorim might be an option but I suspect only in the summer.

 
From that list either, Alonso or Amorim. 

Both play 3 at the back, no? Have Poch implement that the rest of the season. 

 
I find the repeated mentioning of Alonso very confusing, a reason in itself to strike his name off any list 

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