"Rodgers or Pochettino (as Neville has suggested). The latter is quite bizarre to me. Have people forgotten how dire Tottenham were at the end of his reign?"
If I were you I'd take Pochettino in a heartbeat. I reckon he'd have the squad humming in no time.
And yes Spurs were bad at the end there but I think they were hungover from the highs of the season before, their best in such a long time. Plus it is Spurs, they have history with that sort of thing, a good implosion is part of their DNA.
Klopp went very badly in his final days at Dortmund too. A job turning bad at the end doesn't mean a Manager is no good. I honestly thought they'd have given Pochettino more time at Spurs myself.
If I were you I'd take Pochettino in a heartbeat. I reckon he'd have the squad humming in no time.
And yes Spurs were bad at the end there but I think they were hungover from the highs of the season before, their best in such a long time. Plus it is Spurs, they have history with that sort of thing, a good implosion is part of their DNA.
Klopp went very badly in his final days at Dortmund too. A job turning bad at the end doesn't mean a Manager is no good. I honestly thought they'd have given Pochettino more time at Spurs myself.