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“He is such a super coach,” Pundit praises Spurs managerial target

By Bruce Grove -

Owen Hargreaves has heaped praise on Tottenham’s managerial target, Brendan Rodgers.

The Northern Irishman is one of Tottenham’s top targets to replace Jose Mourinho before the start of next season.

Daniel Levy is keen to name a top manager that will guarantee taking Spurs to the next level.

Rodgers has done an amazing job at Leicester City, whom he led to FA Cup success this season.

He has maintained that he wants to remain at Leicester even after they missed out on a top-four finish.

But Spurs will not give up on making him their next manager and Hargreaves has now praised his qualities.

The former Manchester United and City midfielder says he deserves to be managing a team in the Champions League because of how good he is.

“They want to be in the Champions League, they’ll be disappointed, Brendan Rodgers deserves to be in the Champions League as a coach, he is such a super coach,” Hargreaves said on Optus Sport.

“They’ll be disappointed – I still think they’ve massively overachieved, even being there, winning the FA Cup, but getting close and not finishing the job they’ll definitely be disappointed.”

Although Rodgers has continued to publicly insist that he wants to remain at the King Power Stadium, everyone has their price and Spurs could make him and Leicester a tempting offer to secure his services.

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mikeyhughes
mikeyhughes
2 years ago
Reply to  Thenight

Bit of an over simplication considering what Leicester have won in recent seasons.

mikeyhughes
mikeyhughes
2 years ago
Reply to  Thenight

We’ve already been there and have dropped back down from it.

Bertoliver
Bertoliver
2 years ago
Reply to  Dan

Just makes it all the sadder when the very good teams in the ENIC era, were let down by the failure of the man in charge to invest in the playing staff

Thenight
Thenight
2 years ago

It’s all about the Money, Money, Money.
What is our next level by the way ?.

Dan
Dan
2 years ago
Reply to  Bertoliver

Didn’t say it did. But I choose to be on the side of optimism, otherwise what’s the point in even bothering to follow any team?

As James has also added, the Lille’s, Atletico’s and Dortmund’s of this world give us hope.

Bertoliver
Bertoliver
2 years ago
Reply to  Dan

Predominately it’s about money who made up the last four in Champions league? Top 4 in England the richest 4
Wigan and Birmingham one trophy in their history hardly shifts the narrative.

Dan
Dan
2 years ago
Reply to  James McKevitt

Top 4 based on 20/21 Net Spend:

  1. Chelsea – £154m
  2. Leeds – £96m
  3. City – £91.48m
  4. Spurs £87m

Top 4 based on 20/21 Salaries

  1. Utd £355m
  2. City £273m
  3. Liverpool £271m
  4. Chelsea £265m

We are 6th in this bracket (£258m)

Last edited 2 years ago by danbram1
James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago
Reply to  Dan

It’s no guarantee, plenty of idiots running clubs, that’s what gives hope to the ones that aren’t backed by countries oil and gas.

But almost every European League is basically a wealth league.

Lille, Atletico and Dortmund give us all hope.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago
Reply to  Thenight

You have just wiped out my hopes for the next thirty years.

Dan
Dan
2 years ago
Reply to  Thenight

Tell that to Leicester, Wigan, Birmingham City.

It’s not the most money, it’s just about how the club is run and where the right money is spent.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago
Reply to  Dan

I think as many pundits have pointed out the top four aligns exactly with monies spent on wages and transfers. I haven’t checked but I’m guessing Spurs seventh place is roughly in line with our spending.

Thenight
Thenight
2 years ago

Does it matter if God is our next manager ?. Mr Jam Tomorrow Levy will never have the funds to take on City, Chelsea and Utd on a permanent basis. At the end of the day the most money wins the most trophies.
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Dan
Dan
2 years ago

Sorry….the guys a failure, domestically.

The Liverpool “slip”.

Fair enough with Celtic but a trained chimp could have managed that squad at that time. A cynic would say he got out of dodge before things got tough.

And now we are all supposed to be impressed that a team that was in the top 4 for 242 days, more than the eventual winners of the league and any other club finishes outside of it when it was all in their own hands (for the second year running)??? Am I missing something? If that was any other manager in the league, the media would be calling for their head.

“He deserves Champions League football”, he clearly doesn’t Owen.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago

Rodgers has managed in the Champions League with Celtic and the record doesn’t make happy reading.

Celtic stuck rigidly to a 433 in Europe trying to play out from the back and simply didn’t have the players to do that.

The worrying thing was that even after several massacres by the likes of PSG Rodgers never adjusted his style. Total self belief or stubborn pig headedness?

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago
Reply to  East Stand

No chance of Conte coming.

Mike
Mike
2 years ago

good for us, not for him.

Ginger doc
Ginger doc
2 years ago
Reply to  East Stand

With the obvious notable exceptions, ‘d love to see Conte beast our prima donna squad of wage thiefs

Buffalo Soldier
Buffalo Soldier
2 years ago

Struggling to think of any good reason for wee Brendan to come to Spurs

eddie
eddie
2 years ago

So the days of Spurs providing half the England team are well and truly over.Harry obviously and the rest…..nowhere,as it should be.Just more depressing news.

East Stand
East Stand
2 years ago

Rogers and Conte are the best we can hope for, anyone else will be just about developing players and fitting into the whole ‘jam tomorrow’ narrative…

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