⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Zackz5000]

Are you surprised with this news? I'm not at all honestly even though he has just been appointed for the job... Because things are going on really bad between him and the players now. They have lost their respect for the man.

It is related to Tudor's ways in my opinion. Maybe you also saw van de Ven's not caring about him during one of the previous matches. Liverpool will probably destroy Tottenham easily today and this will bring Tudor's end at the team...

Tottenham are in real dip shit and if things don't start going well then it probably won't be long before they fall back to the second tier of the premier which will be completely disastrous for the team, I mean just a year ago they won their first major trophy for as long as we can remember and now they are dip fighting for a spot to stay in the premier League.

If Tothenham should be relegated i don't know when they can come back to the English Premier league again, since i start watching football i haven't seen Tothenham perform this bad could it be that the departure of son is affecting the team so badly or could it be as a result of their coach? From where they are now in the table what can only stop them not be relegated is if only they can win all their remaining games because they are just one point now above the red line.

[Velvet78]

I think that would be a really good move by Manchester City... Pedro Porro is a really skilled RB. Tottenham doesn't deserve him with this poor performance level. There is even a relegation threat for them you know.

The options available for Manchester City currently are Nunes and Lewis in the squad. Nunes isn't even mainly a RB. He is a CM normally. Lewis is never a player to be in the starting lineup of a big team like them.

[SuperBitMan]

Are you surprised with this news? I'm not at all honestly even though he has just been appointed for the job... Because things are going on really bad between him and the players now. They have lost their respect for the man.

It is related to Tudor's ways in my opinion. Maybe you also saw van de Ven's not caring about him during one of the previous matches. Liverpool will probably destroy Tottenham easily today and this will bring Tudor's end at the team...

Tottenham are in real dip shit and if things don't start going well then it probably won't be long before they fall back to the second tier of the premier which will be completely disastrous for the team, I mean just a year ago they won their first major trophy for as long as we can remember and now they are dip fighting for a spot to stay in the premier League.

If Tothenham should be relegated i don't know when they can come back to the English Premier league again, since i start watching football i haven't seen Tothenham perform this bad could it be that the departure of son is affecting the team so badly or could it be as a result of their coach? From where they are now in the table what can only stop them not be relegated is if only they can win all their remaining games because they are just one point now above the red line.

I’m sure they will not be relegated, they will do everything possible to make sure that they are not relegated, I really don’t know what is the problem of Tottenham they are losing form always however they did very well yesterday to stop Liverpool from winning them even though it was Liverpool home they were able to stop them and draw the match and I recommend them for that. They should continue performing very well. They should put more efforts in their performance, and if they do that, they will not be relegated, they still have the potential to perform Well even though they have a lot of their players on injury and I believe this is what is affecting them.

[slapper]

A few weeks ago many Real Madrid fans criticised Arbeloa because of the few losses the club experienced. He got the hardest attack when Real failed to secure one of the eight UCL second round automatic qualification spots when they lost to Jose Mourinho's Benfica. There were also calls for him to be replaced. It's not surprising to hear people say that Arbeloa has a positive impact on the club and he should be considered for a permanent deal. I hope people will not call for his sack again after one or two losses. If you ask me, Jurgen Klopp is a perfect coach for Real.

That is how things will be sometimes if a team is losing alot and again is real madrid a big club if they are losing they will always blame the coach and that is why when Arbeloa started losing game many people are thinking he can't cope with madrid and they started thinking they will sack him if he lose against Manchester City but now that he as show is performance and achieve victory in the first leg I think many people have trusted the coach already and the players are cooperating with coach and that is what a good manager always need.

What make me like Arbeloa as madrid manager he give the young players to play to show there talent in the pitch and even bringing academic players to perform against Elche and they really do well. I don't think madrid will like to think about new managers for now because the current one is doing a good job already.

Nobody wants to address the part where Mbappe wasn't even playing. Knee thing. Sat out. So that whole impressive win, the big three nil, it happened without him. At the same time it is weirder and more impressive. And I don't know what to do with the feeling.

Valverde just decided it was his night and that was that. This is what Madrid does. One guy goes absolutely mental in the Champions League and then we all forget the problems existed. 

And I do think Arbeloa's done something real with the younger players, really I do think like you said. Guler actually playing where he can see the goal and Mastantuono getting proper time. That wasn't happening before. Those kids were kind of furniture before.

The return tomorrow is different. City's ground, City's crowd. If that's going to change, then all this we're talking about now is not going to matter. That's just Madrid. It always comes down to one game making the difference.

[Mayor of ogba]

It might be tough to replace Tudor cause most coaches won't want to take up the job at this point, it’s just two months left for the season to be over and coaches like Pochettino or De Zebri would see it as a stressful task for them. So they'll wait till the season is over to see where Tottenham would end up before considering the offer. As it stands Dyche and De Zebri are the top options and I feel they'll go for De Zebri over Sean Dyche if they escape relegation.

Even though you believe it will be tough to replace Tudor because of the little time that is remaining for the Premier League season to end, I want you to know that it won't be tough to replace Tudor even though the Premier League season is remaining three matches to end, the reason been that there are a lot of coaches that will be willing to apply for the Tottenham Hotspur job, and any coach Tottenham Hotspur management will accept will fight for Tottenham Hotspur not to be relegated so that he will continue as Tottenham Hotspur coach next season.

[hyudien]

It might be tough to replace Tudor cause most coaches won't want to take up the job at this point, it’s just two months left for the season to be over and coaches like Pochettino or De Zebri would see it as a stressful task for them. So they'll wait till the season is over to see where Tottenham would end up before considering the offer. As it stands Dyche and De Zebri are the top options and I feel they'll go for De Zebri over Sean Dyche if they escape relegation.

Even though you believe it will be tough to replace Tudor because of the little time that is remaining for the Premier League season to end, I want you to know that it won't be tough to replace Tudor even though the Premier League season is remaining three matches to end, the reason been that there are a lot of coaches that will be willing to apply for the Tottenham Hotspur job, and any coach Tottenham Hotspur management will accept will fight for Tottenham Hotspur not to be relegated so that he will continue as Tottenham Hotspur coach next season.

It's true that it won't be difficult, but I agree with GiftedMAN, the problem is not the change of coaching chair but the challenges that must be faced by those who replace Tudor, because the condition of the spurs is very bad which requires more time for them to revive the quality of the spurs game, this could be a career gamble for them because if they fail to bring the spurs out of the relegation zone with the little time given then they will be directly blamed. I think the best step is to wait for the spurs to end up in what position at the end of the season.

[MarryWithBTC]

I read something in the internet, where all Bayern Munich's goal keepers are unavailable for their champions league fixture. That they are planning to promote an under 19 goalie to help them in the post. How true is this?

If this is true, it will be like the case of Casillas of Real Madrid, who was brought out of the class room to keep for Real Madrid when all their goal keepers were injured. The rest was history...

[blue Snow]

Are you surprised with this news? I'm not at all honestly even though he has just been appointed for the job... Because things are going on really bad between him and the players now. They have lost their respect for the man.

It is related to Tudor's ways in my opinion. Maybe you also saw van de Ven's not caring about him during one of the previous matches. Liverpool will probably destroy Tottenham easily today and this will bring Tudor's end at the team...

I'm not surprised by this news, as Tudor's performance has been dismal. Tudor has been unable to lift Tottenham's performance, and Tottenham are now in a critical position, dangerously close to the relegation zone. Indeed, since the management appointed Tudor as manager, the players have been unhappy, and it's even been reported that van de Ven, Romero, and several others have clashed with Tudor due to his tactics. But what's clear is that Tottenham are in a truly critical situation, as relegation would be a dark chapter in their history.

[Mayor of ogba]

It might be tough to replace Tudor cause most coaches won't want to take up the job at this point, it’s just two months left for the season to be over and coaches like Pochettino or De Zebri would see it as a stressful task for them. So they'll wait till the season is over to see where Tottenham would end up before considering the offer. As it stands Dyche and De Zebri are the top options and I feel they'll go for De Zebri over Sean Dyche if they escape relegation.

Even though you believe it will be tough to replace Tudor because of the little time that is remaining for the Premier League season to end, I want you to know that it won't be tough to replace Tudor even though the Premier League season is remaining three matches to end, the reason been that there are a lot of coaches that will be willing to apply for the Tottenham Hotspur job, and any coach Tottenham Hotspur management will accept will fight for Tottenham Hotspur not to be relegated so that he will continue as Tottenham Hotspur coach next season.

It's true that it won't be difficult, but I agree with GiftedMAN, the problem is not the change of coaching chair but the challenges that must be faced by those who replace Tudor, because the condition of the spurs is very bad which requires more time for them to revive the quality of the spurs game, this could be a career gamble for them because if they fail to bring the spurs out of the relegation zone with the little time given then they will be directly blamed. I think the best step is to wait for the spurs to end up in what position at the end of the season.

Every coach that is managing a club is facing one or two challenges, but in the case of Tottenham Hotspur, we all know what Tottenham Hotspur is currently passing through, and any coach who will accept to become the next Tottenham Hotspur head coach knows the bad situation of Tottenham Hotspur, and the task of the coach isn't to quickly turn things around at Tottenham Hotspur but the task of the coach is to ensure Tottenham Hotspur remains in the Premier League, which I think it's not too hard for a coach that knows what he's doing to achieve. For instance, if Michael Carrick could help Manchester United seat on the third position in the Premier League table within his short time at Manchester United, a new coach can help Tottenham Hotspur avoid relegation if the coach can deploy the right tactics like Michael Carrick did at Manchester United.

[Inwestour]

If Tothenham should be relegated i don't know when they can come back to the English Premier league again, since i start watching football i haven't seen Tothenham perform this bad could it be that the departure of son is affecting the team so badly or could it be as a result of their coach? From where they are now in the table what can only stop them not be relegated is if only they can win all their remaining games because they are just one point now above the red line.

But they managed to draw with Liverpool, that already shows that the team has the potential to pick up points. And for them to drop into the relegation zone, the teams that are currently there would need to start winning, which honestly sounds a bit like fantasy. So I doubt that Tottenham will be relegated to the Championship, I actually think their poor performances were mainly due to bad relations with Tudor. And now maybe if coach change, we may see their game improve.

[Iranus]

I’m sure they will not be relegated, they will do everything possible to make sure that they are not relegated, I really don’t know what is the problem of Tottenham they are losing form always however they did very well yesterday to stop Liverpool from winning them even though it was Liverpool home they were able to stop them and draw the match and I recommend them for that. They should continue performing very well. They should put more efforts in their performance, and if they do that, they will not be relegated, they still have the potential to perform Well even though they have a lot of their players on injury and I believe this is what is affecting them.

Tottenham will not fall into the relegation zone, it cannot be said with certainty now. Their performance is very  irregular. Sometimes they perform well. After losing in 5 consecutive matches, they have managed to get 1 point against liverpool. Tottenham is likely to fall into the relegation zone. Because the performance of west ham and nottingham forest is quite good now. And tottenham is only  1 point ahead of these two teams. So Tottenham will fall into the relegation zone if they cannot play well in the upcoming matches. Tottenham will definitely  have to play well in the next matches. They are not in the safe zone.

[Tonimez]

Are you surprised with this news? I'm not at all honestly even though he has just been appointed for the job... Because things are going on really bad between him and the players now. They have lost their respect for the man.

It is related to Tudor's ways in my opinion. Maybe you also saw van de Ven's not caring about him during one of the previous matches. Liverpool will probably destroy Tottenham easily today and this will bring Tudor's end at the team...

I'm not surprised by this news, as Tudor's performance has been dismal. Tudor has been unable to lift Tottenham's performance, and Tottenham are now in a critical position, dangerously close to the relegation zone. Indeed, since the management appointed Tudor as manager, the players have been unhappy, and it's even been reported that van de Ven, Romero, and several others have clashed with Tudor due to his tactics. But what's clear is that Tottenham are in a truly critical situation, as relegation would be a dark chapter in their history.

Tottenham Hotspur performance so far is very bad and I don't know how they will manage to escape the relegation zone this time. Tottenham now has just 30 points from 30 games averaging 1 point per game. Tudor has not done anything meaningful since his arrival and if I'm to give my opinion, sacking him this moment would be the best option for the Tottenham Hotspur management with 8 games to go. A good manager can get the team winning at least 5 out of the 8 and secure a comfortable place on the table. I will be more concerned about next season because the season is already far gone, what they need is to have a place on the Epl and then take the summer break to prepare for next season. Tottenham Hotspur has good players that can turn things around, but I guess it's dressing room flaws that's pushing them down the table. Now is the right time to sack, bring in someone to get them a comfortable position on the table and then prepare for next season.

[Fiatless]

I read something in the internet, where all Bayern Munich's goal keepers are unavailable for their champions league fixture. That they are planning to promote an under 19 goalie to help them in the post. How true is this?

If this is true, it will be like the case of Casillas of Real Madrid, who was brought out of the class room to keep for Real Madrid when all their goalkeepers were injured. The rest was history...

Apart from 19-year-old goalkeeper Jannis Bärtl, Bayern has the option of 16-year-old Leonard Prescott. He or Bärtl might be the available option if it is confirmed that Jonas Urbig's torn muscle will make him unavailable for the Atalanta match. With the absence of Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich, Vincent Kompany might be facing a goalkeeper crisis. Prescott is young and untested while Bartl has been regular in the Regionaliga. Putting any of these young keepers in such an important game will be risky. But any of them would get the role if they end up becoming the only option. The club will be hoping that Jonas recovers.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

I read something in the internet, where all Bayern Munich's goal keepers are unavailable for their champions league fixture. That they are planning to promote an under 19 goalie to help them in the post. How true is this?

If this is true, it will be like the case of Casillas of Real Madrid, who was brought out of the class room to keep for Real Madrid when all their goalkeepers were injured. The rest was history...

Apart from 19-year-old goalkeeper Jannis Bärtl, Bayern has the option of 16-year-old Leonard Prescott. He or Bärtl might be the available option if it is confirmed that Jonas Urbig's torn muscle will make him unavailable for the Atalanta match. With the absence of Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich, Vincent Kompany might be facing a goalkeeper crisis. Prescott is young and untested while Bartl has been regular in the Regionaliga. Putting any of these young keepers in such an important game will be risky. But any of them would get the role if they end up becoming the only option. The club will be hoping that Jonas recovers.

They don't have any option cause their desired choice are not available so the available choices becomes the best choice expect any of their top choices recovers which might not be possible since the match is just by the corner. Well it's a risk to putting young inexperienced keepers in a champions league game but the opponent they're facing won't be a serious challenge if their defenders can help any of the younger keepers they finally choose for the match.
 Remember that Bayern Munich already scored 6 goals at Atalanta's home which would be very difficult for Atalanta to equalise. Also i think Barti should be considered over Prescott since he's got more experience in the Regionliga and more older to withstand the pressure of the Champions League.

[Finebone]

Tottenham Hotspur performance so far is very bad and I don't know how they will manage to escape the relegation zone this time. Tottenham now has just 30 points from 30 games averaging 1 point per game. Tudor has not done anything meaningful since his arrival and if I'm to give my opinion, sacking him this moment would be the best option for the Tottenham Hotspur management with 8 games to go. A good manager can get the team winning at least 5 out of the 8 and secure a comfortable place on the table. I will be more concerned about next season because the season is already far gone, what they need is to have a place on the Epl and then take the summer break to prepare for next season. Tottenham Hotspur has good players that can turn things around, but I guess it's dressing room flaws that's pushing them down the table. Now is the right time to sack, bring in someone to get them a comfortable position on the table and then prepare for next season.

Sacking Tudor will not solve the plight of Tottenham because their problem is deeply rooted on how inconsistent they are especially against the small teams that are in the bottom half, so in my own perspective, I think that their problem is low quality players because if you look at the the numbers and the level of coaches that has been hired since after the days of Jose Mourinho, you will know that their problem is not the manager, but it's the players that are not good enough to compete.
The best Tudor can do is to try all his possible best for them not to get relegated, because during the summer, top quality young players should be prioritize, good players that knows what it takes to fight for the club, not this types of players that are playing as if they are not paying them at all.

[Lida93]

Every coach that is managing a club is facing one or two challenges, but in the case of Tottenham Hotspur, we all know what Tottenham Hotspur is currently passing through, and any coach who will accept to become the next Tottenham Hotspur head coach knows the bad situation of Tottenham Hotspur, and the task of the coach isn't to quickly turn things around at Tottenham Hotspur but the task of the coach is to ensure Tottenham Hotspur remains in the Premier League, which I think it's not too hard for a coach that knows what he's doing to achieve. For instance, if Michael Carrick could help Manchester United seat on the third position in the Premier League table within his short time at Manchester United, a new coach can help Tottenham Hotspur avoid relegation if the coach can deploy the right tactics like Michael Carrick did at Manchester United.

In this current situation of Tottenham, sacking this current coach and bringing in another one is like taking a painkiller just to subside the pains, but the problem are still there. Look at the players of Tottenham, how many of them can get into the Arsenal team?
That shows how weak or average their squad is, so a new coach may do a short term magic, but he will still be sacked next season when the team start showing their true colours.

[TastyChillySauce00]

I think that would be a really good move by Manchester City... Pedro Porro is a really skilled RB. Tottenham doesn't deserve him with this poor performance level. There is even a relegation threat for them you know.

The options available for Manchester City currently are Nunes and Lewis in the squad. Nunes isn't even mainly a RB. He is a CM normally. Lewis is never a player to be in the starting lineup of a big team like them.

A sense transfer. If this news is true, so i rate poro transfer 7.5/10. I knew Porro was good, but he was playing in the wrong club. It's better if he moves to City. i'm getting tired with how garbage Nunes who often being exposed like when City against Madrid or Westham.
So this transfer makes sense consider City is lacking of options in RB. Porro is fast, and have pretty good football intellegence. If we get him, it's gonna be good depth for RB position.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

In this current situation of Tottenham, sacking this current coach and bringing in another one is like taking a painkiller just to subside the pains, but the problem are still there. Look at the players of Tottenham, how many of them can get into the Arsenal team?
That shows how weak or average their squad is, so a new coach may do a short term magic, but he will still be sacked next season when the team start showing their true colours.

But at least it could save Tottenham from a much worse situation as Tottenham's position in the standings is quite precarious. Furthermore, many Tottenham players are injured, so a change of manager won't be enough to fully restore Tottenham's performance. This will be complicated because Tottenham's problem isn't just the manager's poor performance, but also because several key players are currently injured. Some football observers say Tottenham are in a precarious position and it's difficult for them to get out of this situation, but I'm confident Tottenham can get out of this situation.

[7juju]

It looks like Chelsea have found themselves in deep shit. According to information shared by Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea has been banned from transfer for 2 years. They were sanctioned for their irregularities during the Roman Abramovic Era. The ban also included suspension from academy transfers. With Chelsea weak squad how will they survive this ban? Chelsea new owners has been facing series of problems left for them the previous owner. There were lots of shady deals done by the Russian billionaire.


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[MArsland]

It might be tough to replace Tudor cause most coaches won't want to take up the job at this point, it’s just two months left for the season to be over and coaches like Pochettino or De Zebri would see it as a stressful task for them. So they'll wait till the season is over to see where Tottenham would end up before considering the offer. As it stands Dyche and De Zebri are the top options and I feel they'll go for De Zebri over Sean Dyche if they escape relegation.

Even though you believe it will be tough to replace Tudor because of the little time that is remaining for the Premier League season to end, I want you to know that it won't be tough to replace Tudor even though the Premier League season is remaining three matches to end, the reason been that there are a lot of coaches that will be willing to apply for the Tottenham Hotspur job, and any coach Tottenham Hotspur management will accept will fight for Tottenham Hotspur not to be relegated so that he will continue as Tottenham Hotspur coach next season.

No matter who the coach is, Tottenham don't seem to have much left to fight for in the remainder of the Premier League season other than ensuring they avoid the relegation zone. The problem isn't just the manager the Spurs players seem to have lost their dressing room chemistry and leadership since the days when players like Kane and Son were the team's central figures. In this situation Tottenham feels like a sinking ship after its captain has left, leaving the crew struggling to survive without a clear direction.