I approach the familiar mahogany door that I myself had stepped into the day I left this team. It wasn't an easy decision to leave USA, but my love for this club, and their lack of manager, made this chance too iresistable. I wrench the door open, and there he is, behind a desk, Daniel Levy.
Levy: Jurgen!
We shake hands. I feel slightly resentful towards him as I take a seat oposite to him.
Klinsmann: Nice to see you, Daniel.
Levy: Well, we both know why you're here. There have been rumours, Jurgen, that you've considered taking up the Bayern job aswell.
Klinsmann: I did consider it, but I love this club too much to turn it down.
Levy smiles and opens his mouth to speak but I raise my hand to silence him as his face breaks into an irritable frown.
Klinsmann: Just to make this clear, Daniel, I expect your full support whilst I am leading this club.
Levy: Of course!
Klinsmann: No. I mean proper support. I want the funds to bring in good players. I want complete freedom on how I run my team. I want all the things you've refused all the other managers you've had.
Levy: How dare you-?
Klinsmann: If that's all, I must attend to my team. Be sure to set up a press confrence for me later.
With that, I sign the contract and walk away, smirking lightly as I make my way to the team; my beloved Tottenham Hotspur, with determination I have never felt before. To show all those rival fans who think we're a team with no chance or clue that we are not a team to be messed with. We will prove them wrong.
Levy: Jurgen!
We shake hands. I feel slightly resentful towards him as I take a seat oposite to him.
Klinsmann: Nice to see you, Daniel.
Levy: Well, we both know why you're here. There have been rumours, Jurgen, that you've considered taking up the Bayern job aswell.
Klinsmann: I did consider it, but I love this club too much to turn it down.
Levy smiles and opens his mouth to speak but I raise my hand to silence him as his face breaks into an irritable frown.
Klinsmann: Just to make this clear, Daniel, I expect your full support whilst I am leading this club.
Levy: Of course!
Klinsmann: No. I mean proper support. I want the funds to bring in good players. I want complete freedom on how I run my team. I want all the things you've refused all the other managers you've had.
Levy: How dare you-?
Klinsmann: If that's all, I must attend to my team. Be sure to set up a press confrence for me later.
With that, I sign the contract and walk away, smirking lightly as I make my way to the team; my beloved Tottenham Hotspur, with determination I have never felt before. To show all those rival fans who think we're a team with no chance or clue that we are not a team to be messed with. We will prove them wrong.
