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[igebotz]

Tottenham have sacked Postecoglou just 16 days after winning the Europa League. He thought his job was safe because he won a European trophy (beating Manchester United in the final) but their form in the Premier League was extremely bad. Tottenham have not announced a replacement yet.

Well deserved! Winning a flaw final wasn't going to save him from that disastrous 38 games season he just had. The club hasn't finished that low since 2000s if I remember correctly.

Europa league against another shitty team in the league is not that special if you look at the gap between them and the 18th finished team on the table. I guess we would never see the season 3 he talked about. 

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Tottenham have sacked Postecoglou just 16 days after winning the Europa League. He thought his job was safe because he won a European trophy (beating Manchester United in the final) but their form in the Premier League was extremely bad. Tottenham have not announced a replacement yet.

They're trying to act like they won't tolerate mediocre but they have been doing that since then when they finally got someone that could win them trophy, they still treat him like this. Isn't it the same way they treated Mourinho that took them to the finals but was sacked before he could win them something.

Their performance in the league was poor because of the numbers of injuries they had this second and the fact the coach focus on the Europa league which he delivered and not like he didn't give them something they haven't had in a long time.

Rumours has it that Tottenham are eyeing Thomas Frank or I don't know if they've already signed him because I'm not following up  that transfer. All my interest right now is Chelsea getting a new proven striker and not the experimenting that the owners love doing.

[igebotz]

Rumours has it that Tottenham are eyeing Thomas Frank or I don't know if they've already signed him because I'm not following up  that transfer. All my interest right now is Chelsea getting a new proven striker and not the experimenting that the owners love doing.

It's been confirmed, he will become new Tottenham Manager - he had a great season with Brenford on a low bulget, can't wait to see what he would perform with the resources at Tottenham next season.

Wirzt to Liverpool in another record transfer fees of €150m .

[JollyGood]

Rumours has it that Tottenham are eyeing Thomas Frank or I don't know if they've already signed him because I'm not following up  that transfer. All my interest right now is Chelsea getting a new proven striker and not the experimenting that the owners love doing.

It turned out to be true 

It's been confirmed, he will become new Tottenham Manager - he had a great season with Brenford on a low bulget, can't wait to see what he would perform with the resources at Tottenham next season.

Wirzt to Liverpool in another record transfer fees of €150m .

Moyes also went from Everton to Manchester United with high expectations because Everton had a small budget yet Moyes managed to elevate them to new levels. Moyes was sacked after 10 months therefore there is no guarantee for Frank going from Brentford to Tottenham.

The major problem for Tottenham is that their fans want their chairman Levy out because he does not want to spend money on players and if that will be the case again when Frank wants to buy players, Frank will either resign or be sacked.

[igebotz]

Moyes also went from Everton to Manchester United with high expectations because Everton had a small budget yet Moyes managed to elevate them to new levels. Moyes was sacked after 10 months therefore there is no guarantee for Frank going from Brentford to Tottenham.

The major problem for Tottenham is that their fans want their chairman Levy out because he does not want to spend money on players and if that will be the case again when Frank wants to buy players, Frank will either resign or be sacked.

Both scenarios are the same though; Moyes inherited the league champions and the most valuable team at that time meanwhile Frank is moving from a better placed team last season to a bottom league Tottenham without pressure to win trophies..

The problem of Tottenham is Daniel Levy; I'm glad the fans are channeling their energy to the right place now. What did he do with Harry Kane money?

[JollyGood]

Levy knows the fans do not want him and do not like him yet he refuses to resign. Without a doubt the best thing he has done for Tottenham during his tenure has to be the construction of their fantastic new stadium but that is not enough for the fans, they want him out.

Both scenarios are the same though; Moyes inherited the league champions and the most valuable team at that time meanwhile Frank is moving from a better placed team last season to a bottom league Tottenham without pressure to win trophies..

The problem of Tottenham is Daniel Levy; I'm glad the fans are channeling their energy to the right place now. What did he do with Harry Kane money?

[CLS63]

It's been confirmed, he will become new Tottenham Manager - he had a great season with Brenford on a low bulget, can't wait to see what he would perform with the resources at Tottenham next season.

Wirzt to Liverpool in another record transfer fees of €150m .

I'm still not sure about whether it was the right decision to sack Ange Postecoglou. Because he won the Europa League and end their thirst for a trophy. Maybe the position they finished the Premier League was terrible but that title must have meant something.

The transfer of Wirtz came all of a sudden. But it is a wonderful move for Liverpool. 150 million euros is a huge fee undoubtedly. However he is one of the biggest talents in modern football.

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Moyes also went from Everton to Manchester United with high expectations because Everton had a small budget yet Moyes managed to elevate them to new levels. Moyes was sacked after 10 months therefore there is no guarantee for Frank going from Brentford to Tottenham.

The major problem for Tottenham is that their fans want their chairman Levy out because he does not want to spend money on players and if that will be the case again when Frank wants to buy players, Frank will either resign or be sacked.

Levy is a very big problem to Tottenham and this has been going on for a long time now. His only motive in the team seems to only be about how he can make profits off the team and not for the betterment of team and fans. It's been proven over time that Levy isn't interested in whether Tottenham wins trophy or not. I don't blame the fans if they want him out because it's them that's actually feeling the heat and banter that comes with it.

[igebotz]

I'm still not sure about whether it was the right decision to sack Ange Postecoglou. Because he won the Europa League and end their thirst for a trophy. Maybe the position they finished the Premier League was terrible but that title must have meant something.

He deserved it - he got too many chances to turn the season around but failed, no way anyone was retaining their job after the season he had. Winning a lucky Europa league doesn't change anything. The worst they have had in the last 10 years.

The transfer of Wirtz came all of a sudden. But it is a wonderful move for Liverpool. 150 million euros is a huge fee undoubtedly. However he is one of the biggest talents in modern football.

I don't trust players coming from Bayer and Leipzig  Kai Havertz, Nkunku and Timo Werner taught me a lot.

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He deserved it - he got too many chances to turn the season around but failed, no way anyone was retaining their job after the season he had. Winning a lucky Europa league doesn't change anything. The worst they have had in the last 10 years.

Even he deserved the sack that is actually painful for him, his experience with Tottenham Hotspur is very memorable and changed his coach career. There are not many coaches who managed to win UEFA Europa League titles and Postecoglou is one of coach winners in Europa League in history.

His adventure with Tottenham Hotspur is like a mix of sweet and bitter experience that starts with a very first promising season in which sometimes he and Tottenham Hotspur saw opportunities of competiting for Premier League title; and a last season is a completely failure in Premeir League while they won Europa League title surprisingly.

I don't trust players coming from Bayer and Leipzig  Kai Havertz, Nkunku and Timo Werner taught me a lot.

This young man is different and he is truly talented and show his ability in Liverpool and Premier League. I don't consider Havertz, Nkunku and Werner as players who have as same quality as Wirtz.

[igebotz]

This young man is different and he is truly talented and show his ability in Liverpool and Premier League. I don't consider Havertz, Nkunku and Werner as players who have as same quality as Wirtz.

Not even close to Kai Havertz, Nkunku and Timo G/A Numbers while they were playing in Bundesliga - he didn't get as much hype as them - he's talented, but so where others who came from that league. He did great in the last EURO tournament and I fell in love but I still think the price is way too much for his abilities.

He's moving from a less intense league to the most competitive league with the most impatient fan base and huge price tag around his neck and the need to perform immediately.

[JollyGood]

Tottenham fans would like Levy to resign, they do not want him. If the fans demonstrate against the board (and more specifically against their chairman Levy) before and after homes games with banners and chants, Levy should resign. Manchester United were/are in the same position, they wanted the Glazers out but could not force them out.

Levy is a very big problem to Tottenham and this has been going on for a long time now. His only motive in the team seems to only be about how he can make profits off the team and not for the betterment of team and fans. It's been proven over time that Levy isn't interested in whether Tottenham wins trophy or not. I don't blame the fans if they want him out because it's them that's actually feeling the heat and banter that comes with it.

[igebotz]

Tottenham fans would like Levy to resign, they do not want him. If the fans demonstrate against the board (and more specifically against their chairman Levy) before and after homes games with banners and chants, Levy should resign. Manchester United were/are in the same position, they wanted the Glazers out but could not force them out.

They want to force him out, same way they did to Alan Sugar? I mean Daniel Levy company literally owns 83% of club stakes unlike Alan Sugar who had only 27% stakes when he was made the Chairman. Tottenham is not fan owned club so it would be difficult to push out the owner.

Maybe signing Mbeumo and Jack. G from Manchester city could calm some nerves.

[CLS63]

He deserved it - he got too many chances to turn the season around but failed, no way anyone was retaining their job after the season he had. Winning a lucky Europa league doesn't change anything. The worst they have had in the last 10 years.

Yes, the other side of the medallion is just like that. He failed the team on their objectives in his first year. In his second year he managed to qualify for the Champions League but the position he finished the Premier League was enough for Levy to sack him with immediate effect.

But I still don't like Levy's management model. He doesn't look like he is really aiming big for the team.

I don't trust players coming from Bayer and Leipzig  Kai Havertz, Nkunku and Timo Werner taught me a lot.

Unfortunately these names all turned into much worse players when they came to the Premier League. It is correct. But I still have hope for Wirtz here.

[JollyGood]

I doubt a club the size of Tottenham would back Levy even if they sign a group of players that excite the fans. They want Levy out and maybe want ENIC to sell their shares to someone else that can run the club better.

I could not recall the exact circumstances surrounding Alan Sugar therefore searched. Sugar sold 27% of his shares for £22 million to ENIC in 2001 and then 12% of this remaining shares for £25 million to ENIC in 2007.

They want to force him out, same way they did to Alan Sugar? I mean Daniel Levy company literally owns 83% of club stakes unlike Alan Sugar who had only 27% stakes when he was made the Chairman. Tottenham is not fan owned club so it would be difficult to push out the owner.

Maybe signing Mbeumo and Jack. G from Manchester city could calm some nerves.

[igebotz]

But I still don't like Levy's management model. He doesn't look like he is really aiming big for the team.

Doesn't look like someone who's in for profits either judging from past transfer experience with his star players; rejected several huge offers for Kane and Erikson in their prime. Same with Son now..

But I still have hope for Wirtz here.

He needs to win Liverpool another title with that price tag and salary.

I doubt a club the size of Tottenham would back Levy even if they sign a group of players that excite the fans. They want Levy out and maybe want ENIC to sell their shares to someone else that can run the club better.

He's English, they can't push him out except he chooses to step down and hire a DOF to run the club day to day activities.

[JollyGood]

With Frank taking over as manager, Tottenham might finish the season inside the top seven. Tottenham fans have been trying to get Levy out of the club for years and even with all the anti-Levy demonstrations before and after home games, they have not been successful.

What has him being English got to do with it when the Glazers are foreign (American) and Manchester United have been trying to get them out for two decades.

He's English, they can't push him out except he chooses to step down and hire a DOF to run the club day to day activities.

[CLS63]

By the way Darwin Nunez is out of Liverpool project as it seems. Liverpool has already been aiming to get rid of him since last winter if I'm not wrong. This would be the best for both sides to be honest.

There is going to be only Jota left who is mainly centre-forward. As Salah took the most of the responsibility last season they didn't feel the absence of a forward much actually. I wonder whether they will sign a new forward anyway.

[JollyGood]

It seems Liverpool have put Darwin Nunez on the market for €50m. Several Italian clubs have stated their interest in buying him but the price is actually quite high for a player that simply did not live up to expectations. Liverpool was too big a club for him therefore a move outside the of the Premier League might help him revive his career.

By the way Darwin Nunez is out of Liverpool project as it seems. Liverpool has already been aiming to get rid of him since last winter if I'm not wrong. This would be the best for both sides to be honest.

There is going to be only Jota left who is mainly centre-forward. As Salah took the most of the responsibility last season they didn't feel the absence of a forward much actually. I wonder whether they will sign a new forward anyway.

[Jaycoinz]

By the way Darwin Nunez is out of Liverpool project as it seems. Liverpool has already been aiming to get rid of him since last winter if I'm not wrong. This would be the best for both sides to be honest.

There is going to be only Jota left who is mainly centre-forward. As Salah took the most of the responsibility last season they didn't feel the absence of a forward much actually. I wonder whether they will sign a new forward anyway.

So it's now reached the point for Liverpool to say Nunez, I mean I had high hopes for him after such a beautiful season at Portugal not knowing that coming to England would be so hard for him, the man virtually misses clear chance at goal and when a striker isn't posing any dangerous threat upfront then it's obvious he would be swapped but am sure Nunez will do well in any other league but first he needs to rebuild his confidence in front of goal.