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Can't give it up can he?

Didn't realise he was 77 like.

Good old Colin Wanker.

Forest tell Edu to stay away from training ground

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/arti ... jm7wn39m7o

Not exactly Manager merry go round, but director of football go round in this case. Seems like he's the next one to be thrown under the bus.

Gash wrote: ↑Sat Feb 28, 2026 2:24 pm I didn't even see this news and just saw him talking about it, Keith Andrews contract extended to 2032! Surely theres been enough one season wonders and flavour of the month managers to maybe be a bit more cautious about than hand him as long a deal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... x4097l7gxo

relegation next season for brentford wont be able to cope in europe

He probably wants his usual promise of a longer contract rather than just 8 games or whatever they might be offering.

Spurs against Forest next weekend - juicy!

blueforyou wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2026 12:37 pm Spurs against Forest next weekend - juicy!

think Spurs win that with a Richarlison brace and the dream of them being relegated will be as good as over

Tudor's father passed away today as well. Obviously he gets paid a lot for the job but hard to not feel sorry for him.

Opportunistic but a mutual consent to leave sounds best way forward at this time.

Do you just give dyche an 18 month deal and pay him off if he keeps you up?

That would cost 5-10m, whereas going down would cost a club like spurs £100m.

Issue is there’s no guarantee with dyche that he keeps you up and do you really want him managing you in the championship with a load of young players?

I reckon they should just go for Robbie Keane. He’s done decent so far, will bring the vibes to keep you up and could do well in the championship.

I genuinely don't know what they do. Its not like you look at their team and see and obvious fixable issue by moving players around or bringing in someone in from the bench. They just look done.

Ryan Mason could probably do a job and win them a few points, he knows the club well and has served on a caretaker/interim basis before- it’s just whether he would want the job and risk his reputation if Spurs were indeed to get relegated.

Go on, go for it, Gareth!

toffee_scot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2026 12:43 pm Ryan Mason could probably do a job and win them a few points, he knows the club well and has served on a caretaker/interim basis before- it’s just whether he would want the job and risk his reputation if Spurs were indeed to get relegated.

What reputation? He got sacked by West Brom. Not like he's on a high at the minute.

As bad as their season had been, I genuinely didn't see them actually getting relegated if they stuck with Frank till the summer. He'd under achieved although that squad does look to have it's fair share of bad eggs but with the benefit of hindsight, leaving him in place till the summer would have been wiser than this move.

They've plumbed some new depths under Tudor.

Goaljira wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2026 8:27 pm What reputation? He got sacked by West Brom. Not like he's on a high at the minute.

No but even if I was a shite manager I don’t know if I would risk potentially being known in the footballing world and by football fans as “the manager who was in charge when Spurs were relegated”.