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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostJesse Marsch reportedly the latest to turn down Tottenham
Isn't Erik ten Hag favourite for the Spurs job now?
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I do rather suspect that things are going to get worse before they get better at Tottenham.
You'd want to be the next manager but one, or possibly two.
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That sounds familiar. I seem to recall a Big Job becoming available (Arsenal?) and Rodgers being heavily linked in the media. Then he signed a new, much improved contract despite only being in his current gig for a short while. I felt at the time that it was an amazing coincidence.
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Originally posted by Snake Plissken View PostThat sounds familiar. I seem to recall a Big Job becoming available (Arsenal?) and Rodgers being heavily linked in the media. Then he signed a new, much improved contract despite only being in his current gig for a short while. I felt at the time that it was an amazing coincidence.
He's off to join Ro-Busters?
(One for the teenagers there)
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Whilst I applaud the Ro-Busters reference I'm not sure I quite get it.Last edited by Ray de Galles; 30-04-2021, 10:30.
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Bristol City give Nigel Pearson a three year deal which seems unusually optimistic. Of the ten teams he’s managed previously he only stayed at Leicester for that amount of time. It’s not as if he’s been pulling up trees in Bristol either - only two wins in his twelve games on charge.
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Originally posted by Patrick Thistle View PostApparently Spurs are going to offer Brendan Rodgers a ?15 million a year contract which is triple what he's on at Leicester.Last edited by Satchmo Distel; 30-04-2021, 13:11.
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