Topic: Tim Sherwood

[Sammy5IsAlive]

POP, whilst you're online is there any reason (that can be posted on a public forum) that Curbishley has not had a job (bar less than two months at Fulham) in football in c.7 years? Apart from the odd punditry, do you know what he's been doing all that time??

[PhaseOfPlay]

POP, whilst you're online is there any reason (that can be posted on a public forum) that Curbishley has not had a job (bar less than two months at Fulham) in football in c.7 years? Apart from the odd punditry, do you know what he's been doing all that time??

He does coaching courses, as far as I know. I've no idea why he's not getting any jobs, it's well outside my sphere of knowledge, but I know a few people who've attended courses and seminars in London that he's been a participant/presenter at.

[Sammy5IsAlive]

He does coaching courses, as far as I know. I've no idea why he's not getting any jobs, it's well outside my sphere of knowledge, but I know a few people who've attended courses and seminars in London that he's been a participant/presenter at.

Fair enough, cheers.

As above has always seemed a weird situation to me, maybe he's just happier out of the limelight.

Was a lot of dodgy stuff going on at West Ham around then, made me wonder if he'd either made some powerful enemies or acquired some skeletons in the closet that made him a no go area.

[Sangria]

Fair enough, cheers.

As above has always seemed a weird situation to me, maybe he's just happier out of the limelight.

Was a lot of dodgy stuff going on at West Ham around then, made me wonder if he'd either made some powerful enemies or acquired some skeletons in the closet that made him a no go area.

If Malky Mackay can get away with having a skeletal blue whale in his closet that everyone knows about, then so can everyone.

[Lush is the best medicine...]

Just as an aside I've always felt Curbishley has been massively hard done by. He performed minor miracles with Charlton (consecutive promotions then consolidation in the PL) and left West Ham with them in the top half. He seems to have been black-listed for taking legal action against West Ham.

Genuinely feel for the guy when you see people like Sherwood, Warnock, Pardew, Pearce etc get jobs whilst he is left twiddling his thumbs.

pardew in fairness is a decent manager, colin got sacked not long after getting a PL job, stuart Pearce, well danny mills spoke the truth about him

[SwordInYourGut]

Tim Sherwood remembers taking on 'handful' Christian Benteke - despite NEVER facing him

The new Aston Villa boss slipped up in his opening press conference, as the Belgian star didn't play for the Midlands side against Spurs when Sherwood was in charge

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tim-sherwood-remembers-taking-handful-5177202#rlabs=16

[Crimson_Tank]

No Brainer indeed.

[idontknow]

LMA

LMAO

[Crimson_Tank]

Apparently he is calling himself the 'HeadMaster' now.

[King_doggerel]

https://vine.co/u/1020438403528990720

[jooneyisdagod]

Is that a bird ? Is that a plane ? No... It's just captain bellend reporting for duty.

[robgomm]

Fair enough, cheers.

As above has always seemed a weird situation to me, maybe he's just happier out of the limelight.

Was a lot of dodgy stuff going on at West Ham around then, made me wonder if he'd either made some powerful enemies or acquired some skeletons in the closet that made him a no go area.

I thought he got settled into punditry and, to be fair, it's a really easy job if just want a pay check. Turn up, speak some bollocks or other and collect your four figure sum as you leave. If you want to do it well it's harder and people like Neville (G!) are admirable in that regard but it's pretty rare.

Thought Curbishley actually left Charlton in a wee bit of a rut from which they couldn't recover, as sacrilege as that is to say as he did an otherwise very good job, but I wonder if West Ham just soured him on the whole management thing.

[Il Capitano]

Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club's coaching staff in 2008.

And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn't resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn't be Harry Kane now.

"I respect him for that. It's good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he's carried it on."




Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Yeah, no fucking kidding, Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

[Fiasco]

If he was chocolate he would eat himself. Grade A prick.

[Mamadou]

Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club's coaching staff in 2008.

And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn't resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn't be Harry Kane now.

"I respect him for that. It's good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he's carried it on."




Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Yeah, no fucking kidding, Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

[King_doggerel]

https://vine.co/u/1020438403528990720

[Los back. Thanks.]

Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club's coaching staff in 2008.

And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn't resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn't be Harry Kane now.

"I respect him for that. It's good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he's carried it on."




Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Yeah, no fucking kidding, Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

What. a. jackass.

[surfer. Fuck you generator.]

Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club's coaching staff in 2008.

And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn't resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn't be Harry Kane now.

"I respect him for that. It's good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he's carried it on."




Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Yeah, no fucking kidding, Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Way to marginalise your youth team staff too.

[FlashGordon]

He was u21 manager before he took over the first team. He probably does have a bit of a point to be fair.

[CHOPPER]

He says everything an owner wants to hear and what fans want to believe in. Lets just see how long that honeymoon period lasts for.

[zip]

Apparently he is calling himself the 'HeadMaster' now.

[timbucktoo]

His interview with five live was moronic and cringe-worthy.
Hes got a bit of the Alan Partridges about him!

[Clayton Bigsby]

He was u21 manager before he took over the first team. He probably does have a bit of a point to be fair.

He absolutely has a point in my opinion. But he is so twatty about it

[FlashGordon]

He absolutely has a point in my opinion. But he is so twatty about it

He is an absolute weapon and there are so many reasons to dislike him, I just feel that this isn't really one of those reasons.



This is definitely one of the reasons though 

[TheShanklyGates]

[Latenight Surfer]

Tottenham are benefitting from the legacy of young talent he left at White Hart Lane, says new Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.

Sherwood, 46, was Spurs manager for 28 matches last season after joining the club's coaching staff in 2008.

And he feels boss Mauricio Pochettino is reaping the rewards of the work he did with young players like Harry Kane.
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Sherwood, who gave Kane his first Premier League start for Tottenham in April 2014, added: "If I hadn't resisted the club wanting to loan him out last January, he wouldn't be Harry Kane now.

"I respect him for that. It's good for me. I left a bit of a legacy there with those young players and he's carried it on."




Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."
Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Yeah, no fucking kidding, Sherwood said: "He's inherited a good bunch of young players who were developed by myself."

Aaah I think he did upto a certain extent at least helped those players, no?

[Solomon Grundy]

Errrrrmmmm...

[JohnHobbes]

He absolutely has a point in my opinion. But he is so twatty about it

Therein lies the problem. A lot of what he says has a grain of truth or sense to it but the way he says it just makes you want to cringe/think what an opinionated arse. The rest just confirms it.

[Fordy]

He says everything an owner wants to hear and what fans want to believe in. Lets just see how long that honeymoon period lasts for.

Ends today if they don't beat Stoke at home

[JohnHobbes]

It's hilarious that he thinks in any way that he can match up to Pep.

A dose of lower league management might make you more palatable Tim, experiencing the long slog/hardships other managers have to go through to finally get offered a top job (whilst you got it handed on a platter) might make you more humble for sure.

[kennedy81]

He's an absolute mega-twat, but I find it hard to really dislike him. The shite he comes out with is hilarious.

[Thush]

You could have a whole series called "Tim Sherwood on...":

Tim Sherwood on... ISIS
Tim Sherwood on... The Ethics of Videogame Journalism
Tim Sherwood on... Tim Sherwood

I don't actually mind him. So far, he seems fairly harmless, especially compared with some other managers.

[Guz-kop]

Just as an aside I've always felt Curbishley has been massively hard done by. He performed minor miracles with Charlton (consecutive promotions then consolidation in the PL) and left West Ham with them in the top half. He seems to have been black-listed for taking legal action against West Ham.

Genuinely feel for the guy when you see people like Sherwood, Warnock, Pardew, Pearce etc get jobs whilst he is left twiddling his thumbs.

I think Curbishley gets a lot of unfair stick on here. He did an excellent job with Charlton. Someone like spurs or Newcastle 10 years ago would've been interesting to see if he could make a step up with money. Instead Newcastle appointed some duds

[KissThisGuy]

Surely, he knows that Guardiola did manage in the lower leagues with Barcelona B, or does that not count?

[Solomon Grundy]

Surely, he knows that Guardiola did manage in the lower leagues with Barcelona B, or does that not count?

I'd like to know who he managed in the lower leagues as well.

[PhaseOfPlay]

He was u21 manager before he took over the first team. He probably does have a bit of a point to be fair.

The main developer for that youth talent at Spurs was actually our own Alex Inglethorpe. 6 years developing their youth players. Sherwood is taking credit for other people's work there.

[Latenight Surfer]

[L666KOP]

It's quite funny that you've posted that photo mate. I actually know the bloke on the far right.

 

[Hazell]

It's quite funny that you've posted that photo mate. I actually know the bloke on the far right.

 

It's not Nick Griffin is it?

[Latenight Surfer]

It's quite funny that you've posted that photo mate. I actually know the bloke on the far right.

 

Glad the marker didn't point on him.