Why does Pep always get it wrong in big games?
Not many more successful careers than Kante's
If France make at least the final in the Euros I think he may be in the running. Lewandowski breaking the Müller record scoring 41 goals in 29 games is still hard to beat. If he doesn’t win by doing that then it’s just not meant to be.Just give Kante the Ballon d’Or already
Potter is a great manager. I wouldn't be upset at all if he was going to come to Spurs. Everton should do everything in their power to bring him in. However, I think they end up with Eddie Howe who is an Everton fan I believe. He's not the worst manager. Rafa or Gerrard are more of a gamble.It would be something If Gerrard ends up at Everton, but it's football so you never know. I think Rafa, Howe, Potter are more realistic.
Potter is a great manager. I wouldn't be upset at all if he was going to come to Spurs. Everton should do everything in their power to bring him in. However, I think they end up with Eddie Howe who is an Everton fan I believe. He's not the worst manager. Rafa or Gerrard are more of a gamble.
"Something something Potter xG good"Potter is unproven. A decent coach no doubt but playing nice football whilst just avoiding relegation is absolutely no pressure at all in comparison to having to qualify for Europe and try to win trophies if possible. Rafa is at least a winner.
From what I’ve heard today Everton are a fair way along with Nuno Espirito Santo. Again I think that’s a huge gamble. Howe shows no inclination to get back into football, if he won’t go to Glasgow because family he’s not going to Liverpool for Everton and after his bail job at Burnley I‘d not trust him.
I think if Spurs get Conte though that’s a huge coup.
"Something something Potter xG good"
*Joe rages*
He has a good coaching and playstyle that hasn't worked out for him yet. Would much rather have taken a punt on him instead of Parker or Martinez. Everton are probably a good level to see if he can do it with a little bit better of a squad.Hahahaha! Weren’t they bottom of the teams that stayed up? With amongst the least goals? Having spent a fair bit more than teams above them? If we’re talking bottom have managers doing exceptional jobs I’m giving Dyche a shot.