A month has past since Sherwood was cut loose, but what exactly happened during his reign? What did he change? What did he do? Teemu looks back at his tenure and contradictions.
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Without reading the article I can say that deep insider Sherwood's mind is probably the last place in the world I'd like to be. 
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Frankly enjoyed that article quite a bit. Spares us discussing much of his tactics aside from bringing through Bentaleb in attempt to address an obvious problem, a problem which you boys know I love to be discussed (Paulinho/lack of vertical ball movement from deep).
He does also point out some things that would have been great to have worked out at Spurs, if only they weren't coupled with such estranged bitterness.
Good read, would recommend to anyone even remotely interested. Not particularly long either and very efficient in points made.
He does also point out some things that would have been great to have worked out at Spurs, if only they weren't coupled with such estranged bitterness.
Good read, would recommend to anyone even remotely interested. Not particularly long either and very efficient in points made.
He did some stupid shit, and continued that by mentioning Tottenham in his spiel on Paulinho in the Independent column (that was entirely unnecessary). However, he also did some things right (Bentaleb will be a very useful member of the squad next year, and the 4-4-2 with Eriksen wide in a free role to target two big strikers wasn't a terrible idea considering our weaknesses elsewhere).
When Tim Sherwood left Tottenham this summer, my emotion was one of joy tinged with a nagging sense of ‘what could have been’.
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Also thought he made good points in his article tbh (Tim). Routinely did very silly stuff though like fielding very soft midfields against top sides and away from home etc. Which was made worse by playing just 4 in midfield.
I have no regrets, don't hate him though like some, wish him all the best.
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Also thought he made good points in his article tbh (Tim). Routinely did very silly stuff though like fielding very soft midfields against top sides and away from home etc. Which was made worse by playing just 4 in midfield.
I have no regrets, don't hate him though like some, wish him all the best.
Isn't Poch kinda good at developing talent though?
Hold the press...Sherwood has a mind let alone one to look deep into?
On a serious note, I too wish him well wherever he goes. I agree with a lot of the comments here. He came unstuck by not having the tactical nous to compete with the teams that finished above us & by having too much to say for himself in press conferences. If he tones his attitude down & learns the art of tact as well as tactics, he will do well I think
On a serious note, I too wish him well wherever he goes. I agree with a lot of the comments here. He came unstuck by not having the tactical nous to compete with the teams that finished above us & by having too much to say for himself in press conferences. If he tones his attitude down & learns the art of tact as well as tactics, he will do well I think
Very much so. & this is exactly why it was the right decision to get rid of him. He likes the sound of his own voice too much & appears to like blowing his own trumpet...which no man should do (apart from on a very lonely Saturday night)
Nothing wrong with wanting your own coaching staff surely.
Deep inside his mind