I’d just like it to be taken in to acount that it was originally written for a Tottenham forum’s blog, hence the club-centric nature of the piece, and I would have gone about it differently had I known fans of other clubs would become an audience for it, although the sentiment would have remained the same.
Also, it was intended less as an attack on Moyes, who has undoubtedly worked wonders at Everton, but more of a pro-AVB piece, as at the time of writing, and still now, feel he has received an unfair ride since his time at Chelsea. It was supposed to highlight the differences between Everton, Tottenham and Chelsea as clubs, and compare, loosely, how taking the template of AVB’s succesful Porto could translate in to the current Tottenham ethos and squad,

Thanks, Raj.

Joker.

AVB was successful only once in his short career and that has happened at a club in his own country and under certain conditions and with a certain squad including top players like Hulk and Falcao. Nothing more and nothing less.
He is totally inexperienced, he looks rather naïve than quick thinker and intelligent and he obviously doesn’t have a strong personality and a winner’s character. He looked clueless when Chelsea was behind in the score or when couldn’t win a game and he has failed at his first attempt to coach a club abroad. I really don’t understand why this inexperienced and naïve looking manager could be a candidate at a club like Spurs.