He's got two brothers, Cock and Dick. True story. I'll weigh in on the manager hunt when I've got more time. And less rage.
I'd just like to announce that I too have turned down the Spurs job. The reason being is that Levy wouldn't let me put up a statue of Mauricio Tarrico in front of the main entrance to the stadium. Also, he wanted me to sign lots of mediocre midfielders and then send them straight out on loan.
'Tottenham have been unable to agree a compensation package with Feyenoord for Arne Slot, leaving the manager to announce that he will stay at the Dutch club.' Classic Spurs. Although in their defence, Schlot didn't have a release clause so Feyenoord could've asked for a ridiculous amount of compensation. So it's down to; Rogers Potter The ex-Spanish coach who's name I can't remember. Alonso?
Daniel Levy is such a colossal cluster********. The only chairman in world football who could fail to get any of his top 3 targets, without actually offering the job to any of them. I give up. We are doomed. I would not be surprised if we get relegated next season.
Sami Moqbel is reporting that Levy balked at Feyenoord's asking price of 15 million quid. We are paying Sevilla 25 million to play one of our players. (here is wall, bang head here)
This I can understand. If you're going to pay €15 mil then I don't want someone with only four years of experience in the Dutch League. Give me Nagelsmann for that money. Even Emery - who has a much better CV (and I'm in no way saying that we should've gotten him) - only cost Villa €6 mil. The thing I will agree on is that due diligence about his buyout should've been done before the perused Slot.
They knew. It's just that we have a chairman and a board who haven't the foggiest idea what they're doing in football-related matters.
Thomas Tuchel set to walk out on Bayern, according to some reports. Let's get him at Spurs because; A) He's ex-Chelsea and that's what Levy does B) It'll be hilarious if he comes and is successful
One thing Ryan Mason learned from Mourinho and Conte is to spout claptrap: he is telling The Independent that he and his coaching staff did a 'great job' at Spurs.
He won 2 of 6 games. That is not 'great' and we fans are not stupid. Sure, I don't expect him to say he was shit, but if you are going to say something, don't say that.
Postecoglou is now Flavour of the Week. The only thing I like about him is that he was born in Greece. Spurs want to appoint a manager in the next fortnight. 66 days and counting.