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I can also see that signs with Manchester United in most of their previous matches, their performances has significantly improved compared to when the season started newly they where performing very poorly. But now with currently form; if they can keep it up they will be enable to reach the 3rd place in the table.

That’s means if they can maintaining their consistency, because consistency is the main keys now to for every teams to get what they want in the league: You cm see that there’s allots of teams that are in best form this season; but due to lack of consistency they where not able to compete with other clubs.

Since awful start in August, Manchester United has gotten much better and their new game plan has made them much more difficult to beat. I back the point of always playing same being key to any team who wants to do great in league because we have seen other teams fail as soon as they lose their flow.
They have very small chance of getting 3rd place, but will need some help from teams above them to fix gap in points to do it, which is why you are correct they will have to keep their focus to make sure they do so. I would say that on one hand, they have better in ways of their defense and scoring. Real test will be to stop lost points against smaller teams. Although they might not make it to the 3rd spot, now speed should be good enough to get spot in Champions League, which would be huge step forward compared to where they were at start of the year.

August was properly bad. And then January happens and somehow it's a completely different club. Same players. Same budget. Different manager, different shape, totally different vibe.

The Sesko thing in particular - he was invisible for months and now he's coming off the bench and winning games in the last five minutes over and over.

The small team problem is annoying but I believe it's a temporary? Like when you don't have cup games you don't have the rhythm, players admitted as much publicly. Villa, Chelsea, Liverpool on the other hand, those are the type of games United are somehow mentally up for right now.

Bruno Fernandes having a great season by the way, I feel that's getting lost in the manager conversation.

[Cryptoprincess101]

I don’t think Tottenham will be relegated from the Premier League. It would be one of the biggest disasters in the history of the Premier League. As far as I know, Tottenham have been playing in the Premier League for over 100 years and relegation would probably cause a bigger sensation than winning the Premier League.

But if they do get relegated, things look very bleak, they’ll have to sell a lot of good players very cheap and the other clubs will pounce on them like vultures.

Tottenham was last relegated in 1976–1977 season, but they gained back promotion the following season, so it's been about 49 years since they faced their last relegation from the Premier League. They are one of the oldest team in the Premier League that have stayed that long without being relegated. They can still face relegation this season if they don't take their matches serious but if peradventure, they are relegated it won't take them more than 2 seasons to return back to the Premier League. The club's management should sack Igor Tudor and hire a manager who will save the team from being relegated because it is better they remain in the Premier League than get relegated and struggle to get promoted again.

[arallmuus]

Before concluding, let's wait till the end of the season to see if Tottenham will be relegated from the Premier League or continue to remain there. At least they are currently above the relegation zone. They can scale through it this season,

Oh boy they are going down for sure. They have lost 5 times in a row on EPL and the next game is against Liverpool so you do your math there, they are gonna lose 6 times in a row for sure. Well fortunately West Ham is playing against Manchester City so that will give some good lifeline for Tottenham since both of them gonna lose but eventually West Ham might take over their spot though

Its hard to believe that Tottenham is relegating but its happening

[Ale88]

Why will Vini want his pay to be the same with Mbappe when they both signed a different contract. I think if Vini want to continue playing for Real Madrid, he should forget about his pay been the same with Mbappe because that's really affecting his performance. I think he should forget about money and focus on achieving great heights.

Because he feels he has made a big contribution to Real Madrid, where Vini has deliver Real Madrid to La Liga and Champions League titles before Mbappe's arrival. I think it's normal for a player who has made a significant contribution to the club to demand a salary increase, as part of the club's appreciation for the players who have served and contributed during their time at the club. Real Madrid needs to consider Vini's request because he is one of Real Madrid's best players. Losing him if he leaves will have an impact on Real Madrid, as Vini is one of the most talented players.

Vinicius is asking a salary almost 30% higher than what Cristiano Ronaldo used to get at Real Madrid: he's asking for 30 millions/year, Ronaldo was getting 21. The difference is that Ronaldo's numbers and performances were insane because he was constantly the top scorer of the team; Vinicius' numbers are ok, they are nothing crazy, so is there someone here who thinks Vinicius is doing better than what Ronaldo did during his time in Spain?

[Mayor of ogba]

There is no doubt that Tottenham players will be leaving their teams next season. There are some great players there and we are going to see them spread all over the world for two reasons.

It's not yet certain that Tottenham Hotspur players will be leaving Tottenham Hotspur next season. The only reason that will make Tottenham Hotspur players to leave Tottenham Hotspur next season is if Tottenham Hotspur are relegated to the lower division of English football, but since it's still unclear that such thing will happen to Tottenham Hotspur, I believe Tottenham Hotspur players will remain at Tottenham Hotspur next season.

[Alpha Marine]

August was properly bad. And then January happens and somehow it's a completely different club. Same players. Same budget. Different manager, different shape, totally different vibe.

The Sesko thing in particular - he was invisible for months and now he's coming off the bench and winning games in the last five minutes over and over.

That shows the impact of a coach. When I said here that the reason United has been horrible all these years is because they don't have a good coach that fits the club yet and they disagreed. United may not have world class players all around their squad, but they have a squad that is enough to compete under the right leadership. They have players that can make them comfortable fight for the top 4 and other league cups. Most of these are played that have been good in their former teams and they always do better when they leave the club, so they can't be that bad. I hope this Carrick phase isn't a purple patch. Even though I don't like Manchester United, it's good to see them doing well again

Bruno Fernandes having a great season by the way, I feel that's getting lost in the manager conversation.

Bruno has always had good individual seasons since he joined United. It just gets overshadowed by United's poor form and performance.

[Ruttoshi]

It's not yet certain that Tottenham Hotspur players will be leaving Tottenham Hotspur next season. The only reason that will make Tottenham Hotspur players to leave Tottenham Hotspur next season is if Tottenham Hotspur are relegated to the lower division of English football, but since it's still unclear that such thing will happen to Tottenham Hotspur, I believe Tottenham Hotspur players will remain at Tottenham Hotspur next season.

If Tottenham survives from going on relegation, some of their key players will leave if the chance comes because they're sick and tired of playing in Tottenham. Here are some of the players that has plans to leave the club as their manager is working underground for them.

Cristiano Romero is planning on going to Atletico is everything works out for him as planned. Mickey van de Ven also has plans on going to Real Madrid which is why he has paused renewal of contract. Guglielmo Vicario, Tottenham goalkeeper wants to go to Italy.

Even when a club is in a good form, players do leave.

[Futurexxx]

If Tottenham survives from going on relegation, some of their key players will leave if the chance comes because they're sick and tired of playing in Tottenham. Here are some of the players that has plans to leave the club as their manager is working underground for them.

Cristiano Romero is planning on going to Atletico is everything works out for him as planned. Mickey van de Ven also has plans on going to Real Madrid which is why he has paused renewal of contract. Guglielmo Vicario, Tottenham goalkeeper wants to go to Italy.

Even when a club is in a good form, players do leave.

You echoes my sentiment at the end of your write up which I made bold, because players do come and go, so they will always be on the move regardless of the team being in fine form or not, so it's not anything new.
What I think that should be done to this Tottenham Hotspur team is, if they eventually escape relegation this season, their should be a revolution at the club, just like what Chelsea did when the new owners came into the club, because most of the players are quite good, but nothing is working, so a new sets of players needs to be signed that knows what it takes to fight and play for the club, that way I believe that they will surely improve more than this back to back relegation fight they found themselves last season and this season.

[Sarah Azhari]

There is no doubt that Tottenham players will be leaving their teams next season. There are some great players there and we are going to see them spread all over the world for two reasons.

It's not yet certain that Tottenham Hotspur players will be leaving Tottenham Hotspur next season. The only reason that will make Tottenham Hotspur players to leave Tottenham Hotspur next season is if Tottenham Hotspur are relegated to the lower division of English football, but since it's still unclear that such thing will happen to Tottenham Hotspur, I believe Tottenham Hotspur players will remain at Tottenham Hotspur next season.

Tottenham players are especially star players, they will make a decision after this season ends and see whether Tottenham will be relegated or not. If Tottenham are relegated, it is certain that some of their star players will leave the club, especially since several of Tottenham's star players are being targeted by other clubs.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Germany consider Klopp to replace Naglesmann. If it's true, i will be so happy with it. I was reading a news that said he was missing his coaching career. So this has to be his gold chance to be able to enjoy is daily coaching activities.

Germany NT was always up and down under Naglesmann. So i think he's the right man to take the job. I'm not doubting his coaching experience.

If he joins there, it can also help Germany to increase their chance to win WC. Please, god, make this real. I don't wanna see German to show a shit show during the WC. So he's totally needed by his NT club now.

I think he will be able to awaken the sleeping giant. It has been far too long since the good old days when Germany was one of the scariest teams in the tournaments (World Cup, Euros...)
However, I think his impact will not be immediate. I kind of see Klopp as a coach who builds a team from scratch and instills in them his philosophy. I believe that can take some time (probably years), but Germany will surely have some good times during his tenure.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Before concluding, let's wait till the end of the season to see if Tottenham will be relegated from the Premier League or continue to remain there. At least they are currently above the relegation zone. They can scale through it this season, and by next season the management will think of what to do next, whether to let out the old players that want to go, to go, for new players to be signed

I don’t think Tottenham will be relegated from the Premier League. It would be one of the biggest disasters in the history of the Premier League. As far as I know, Tottenham have been playing in the Premier League for over 100 years and relegation would probably cause a bigger sensation than winning the Premier League.

But if they do get relegated, things look very bleak, they’ll have to sell a lot of good players very cheap and the other clubs will pounce on them like vultures.

It would be a slap to the team if they get relegated not after how much they've spent in building this current squad they have, most people feel they won't escape relegation but I think otherwise cause relegation is what they can't afford since it could crumble them. First, most of their players would leave and they'll have to struggle to build again.
 That's the more reason I feel they'll fight to remain in the Premier League. In the match between them and Liverpool i don't expect them to win cause I'm not very confident about that but a draw is possible.

[GiftedMAN]

I think he will be able to awaken the sleeping giant. It has been far too long since the good old days when Germany was one of the scariest teams in the tournaments (World Cup, Euros...)
However, I think his impact will not be immediate. I kind of see Klopp as a coach who builds a team from scratch and instills in them his philosophy. I believe that can take some time (probably years), but Germany will surely have some good times during his tenure.

The good thing is that they still have players that are capable of making them scary again but just an experience coach that would make that possible, Klopp is capable of that task, he's an option I'll agree to anytime. He might not win the World Cup but he'll make sure that other teams get scared of playing against Germany. Yes, an immediate impact shouldn't be expected but his selections would be right and he'll build th team to be very strong a time goes.

[shinratensei_]

If Orstein reported this. I believe Tudor is gonna leave very soon. So we can expect him to stay at least one or two games more, then we will see him to leave. Beside that i have feeling said they will also get another horrible coach, then appoint him permanently.
I've heard Spurs management gives Tudor the game against Liverpool as his last game. If he will unable to get points, he will be sacked.

At this point, i think none is gonna help them with their relegation battle. Too many pressure given to the new coach, and once coach unable to achieve it. He will be sacked in matter of weeks.
So i can only name De Zerbi as a potential candidate, but i don't think Zerbi will be last long too.

Zerbi most probably to have the same fate as Tudor if hes stubborn to take Spurs' job. The better Zerbi saves his career from managing spurs and its relegation battle.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

The good thing is that they still have players that are capable of making them scary again but just an experience coach that would make that possible, Klopp is capable of that task, he's an option I'll agree to anytime. He might not win the World Cup but he'll make sure that other teams get scared of playing against Germany. Yes, an immediate impact shouldn't be expected but his selections would be right and he'll build th team to be very strong a time goes.

Jürgen Klopp's abilities are well-proven, and the German national team also boasts a number of excellent players. When Jurgen Klopp is entrusted with the managerial role, the results could be much better, even if his first season doesn't lead Germany to a title challenge. At Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp needed several seasons to develop his players and the management's patience in giving him the opportunity is evident in his success. The German national team can do something like this if they want to achieve success and it may take a little time for Jurgen Klopp to achieve success with the national team.

[Mayor of ogba]

Why will Vini want his pay to be the same with Mbappe when they both signed a different contract. I think if Vini want to continue playing for Real Madrid, he should forget about his pay been the same with Mbappe because that's really affecting his performance. I think he should forget about money and focus on achieving great heights.

Because he feels he has made a big contribution to Real Madrid, where Vini has deliver Real Madrid to La Liga and Champions League titles before Mbappe's arrival. I think it's normal for a player who has made a significant contribution to the club to demand a salary increase, as part of the club's appreciation for the players who have served and contributed during their time at the club. Real Madrid needs to consider Vini's request because he is one of Real Madrid's best players. Losing him if he leaves will have an impact on Real Madrid, as Vini is one of the most talented players.

Vinicius is asking a salary almost 30% higher than what Cristiano Ronaldo used to get at Real Madrid: he's asking for 30 millions/year, Ronaldo was getting 21. The difference is that Ronaldo's numbers and performances were insane because he was constantly the top scorer of the team; Vinicius' numbers are ok, they are nothing crazy, so is there someone here who thinks Vinicius is doing better than what Ronaldo did during his time in Spain?

There's nothing wrong for Vinicius to ask for a salary increase but asking for the amount that is above what Cristiano Ronaldo was receiving at Real Madrid is outrageous, and I believe Real Madrid management won't grant his request because he haven't done half of the things Cristiano Ronaldo has done at Real Madrid. It seems that Vinicius is tired of playing for Real Madrid, and he's asking for 30 millions per year so that if Real Madrid fails to grant him his request he will use it as an excuse to leave Real Madrid in the summer.

[Luzin]

Vinicius is asking a salary almost 30% higher than what Cristiano Ronaldo used to get at Real Madrid: he's asking for 30 millions/year, Ronaldo was getting 21. The difference is that Ronaldo's numbers and performances were insane because he was constantly the top scorer of the team; Vinicius' numbers are ok, they are nothing crazy, so is there someone here who thinks Vinicius is doing better than what Ronaldo did during his time in Spain?

Comparing the two is really difficult. They are both equally good when playing at Madrid. They both became key players for Real Madrid and made significant contributions to Madrid. Regarding the asking price set by Vini, I think that is his right. If Madrid wants him and is willing to negotiate, then the price should be able to go below Vini's demand. But if Vini really doesn't want to, then management should let him go. They have to consider the financial balance. Nowadays, football is not just a game but also related to business and profit. So letting him go is also a risk that must be accepted.

[GiftedMAN]

Jürgen Klopp's abilities are well-proven, and the German national team also boasts a number of excellent players. When Jurgen Klopp is entrusted with the managerial role, the results could be much better, even if his first season doesn't lead Germany to a title challenge. At Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp needed several seasons to develop his players and the management's patience in giving him the opportunity is evident in his success. The German national team can do something like this if they want to achieve success and it may take a little time for Jurgen Klopp to achieve success with the national team.

Jürgen Klopp will prove himself if they can give him time to do his job and not expect him to do magic to give the national team trophies in his first season, if they followed him up when he was the manager of Liverpool they would understand better that he's a good manager but for him to achieve a good thing with any club he usually takes his time to blend his players and to master his playing pattern with them. Now that he will be handling players that plays in different leagues, it's going to be very difficult for him but at the end we hope he achieves something great for the national team.

[Localhostspeed]

There's nothing wrong for Vinicius to ask for a salary increase but asking for the amount that is above what Cristiano Ronaldo was receiving at Real Madrid is outrageous, and I believe Real Madrid management won't grant his request because he haven't done half of the things Cristiano Ronaldo has done at Real Madrid. It seems that Vinicius is tired of playing for Real Madrid, and he's asking for 30 millions per year so that if Real Madrid fails to grant him his request he will use it as an excuse to leave Real Madrid in the summer.

What do you mean by more than Ronaldo. Have you consider inflation and purchasing power? Do you not see what Ronaldo is earning in Al Nasr right now, that's call growth. Back then, there has never been anyone that earn such amount of money but as we progress in life, expect changes. Vinicious deserve more for what he has done for Real Madrid all these years, it's even disappointing that Mbape and Bellingham earns more than him when he is there before them.

Also, don't expect the club to give him what he asked. If he has a particular amount in his mind, expect the quote to be more so that by the time they drag the money, it will fit into the brakcte they have in mind. Don't forget that in most of this deals, there are third parties that earn money from their contract. If you deduct all this money of third parties, there may be nothing left to take home. Don't forget that Brazilians love to have fun with their money too.

[sokani]

If Orstein reported this. I believe Tudor is gonna leave very soon. So we can expect him to stay at least one or two games more, then we will see him to leave. Beside that i have feeling said they will also get another horrible coach, then appoint him permanently.
I've heard Spurs management gives Tudor the game against Liverpool as his last game. If he will unable to get points, he will be sacked.

David Orstein is one of the reputable football journalist out there, so I believe it too.

The results are getting worse under Tudor. He has lost all matches since he came in. So it's best if they part ways with him. Tottenham will not survive relegation with him in charge.

Zerbi most probably to have the same fate as Tudor if hes stubborn to take Spurs' job. The better Zerbi saves his career from managing spurs and its relegation battle.

Maybe Levy should hire Amorim.

He's jobless at the moment. Though, after everything he saw in England, I'm not sure he will be keen on the job.

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Germany consider Klopp to replace Naglesmann. If it's true, i will be so happy with it. I was reading a news that said he was missing his coaching career. So this has to be his gold chance to be able to enjoy is daily coaching activities.

Germany NT was always up and down under Naglesmann. So i think he's the right man to take the job. I'm not doubting his coaching experience.

If he joins there, it can also help Germany to increase their chance to win WC. Please, god, make this real. I don't wanna see German to show a shit show during the WC. So he's totally needed by his NT club now.

I think he will be able to awaken the sleeping giant. It has been far too long since the good old days when Germany was one of the scariest teams in the tournaments (World Cup, Euros...)
However, I think his impact will not be immediate. I kind of see Klopp as a coach who builds a team from scratch and instills in them his philosophy. I believe that can take some time (probably years), but Germany will surely have some good times during his tenure.

Don't know if Jurgen Klopp has coached the national team before? This means that if the news is valid then he first led his own country's team.

It won't feel immediate because building with a new coach is not easy, but I'm sure Klopp's process from scratch always produces good results even though it takes a few seasons to wait, I want an example of him at Dortmund and Liverpool where it took a long time for his team to become famous.