Lol. Stand down. If only football was such a constant that ''would equate to'' actually works. Too many variables for the to be ever a correct thing to say.
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Are you a relative of his??
Indonesia lol..
and this is when some of our Local team did a match against QPR
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Well, maybe not just Sherwood, but if the current state of the club stays the same?
Personally I have found myself less reluctant to go as the season has progressed. I even found that I elected to go to Ledley's testimonial over the last game of the season because I'd enjoy it more.
Just how frustrated is fandom feeling right now?
Personally I have found myself less reluctant to go as the season has progressed. I even found that I elected to go to Ledley's testimonial over the last game of the season because I'd enjoy it more.
Just how frustrated is fandom feeling right now?
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10-9-8-7.................
Yep I'd still be going, although not sure I'd enjoy it when we are playing any of the top 4, if Rose stays as left back I'd still be closing and rolling my eyes for half the game though.
Ahhh, the win percentage crap again. Go look at your stats for Moyes. He's one of United's most successful managers according to your logic.Why would you not want to see Spurs play under the most successful manager we've had in the Premier League Era?
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It's quite possible that Spurs can win our remaining three matches this season, thus giving Sherwood stats of 45 Premier League points won from a total of 66 available (68.18% won).
This would equate to around 78 points for a full season.
And yet there are still plenty of Spurs fans that think he's not good enough for us.
I simply don't understand it.
To be honest the PPG ratio and all that I really couldn't give a shit. After the massive spending spree we all had high ambitions for the season but reality hit and that went out of the window.
I had far more of an issue with AVB than Sherwood as manager to be honest and I still watched/went to the games because AVB's style was so boring but it Spurs and that's that. I have long give up the hope of being a title rival and rather than get wound up by it all I simple hope we win and score a good couple of goals. To give him credit there have been quite a few fun games under Sherwood but his style is anarchy and thats not a long term solution.
Just want us to clear the decks, get a suitable replacement and forget about much of this season.
I had far more of an issue with AVB than Sherwood as manager to be honest and I still watched/went to the games because AVB's style was so boring but it Spurs and that's that. I have long give up the hope of being a title rival and rather than get wound up by it all I simple hope we win and score a good couple of goals. To give him credit there have been quite a few fun games under Sherwood but his style is anarchy and thats not a long term solution.
Just want us to clear the decks, get a suitable replacement and forget about much of this season.
is it really worth losing all the loyalty points you've got over the years because you don't like the manager?
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Could you be a bit more accurate please?
I remember 77 and the collective feeling of unity and purpose.
As Bob said the times are changing, the game is unrecognisable
from the working class/lower middle class identity it had back then.
The club seemed far less distant and even with the disaster of relegation ,
we felt we would come back and challenge for silverware. A year later
2 World cup winners were in the first team and a couple of years later
glory returned as we had shown intent from those dark days.
Today we huff and puff and the reality of silverware seems a distant past.
Managers are picked with no club ethos (style , flair ), a silent businessman
chairman, an owner who never comes , the blood of our traditions are been
sucked dry. My love is not blind as a child more a love and hate relationship.
As Bob said the times are changing, the game is unrecognisable
from the working class/lower middle class identity it had back then.
The club seemed far less distant and even with the disaster of relegation ,
we felt we would come back and challenge for silverware. A year later
2 World cup winners were in the first team and a couple of years later
glory returned as we had shown intent from those dark days.
Today we huff and puff and the reality of silverware seems a distant past.
Managers are picked with no club ethos (style , flair ), a silent businessman
chairman, an owner who never comes , the blood of our traditions are been
sucked dry. My love is not blind as a child more a love and hate relationship.
Could you be a bit more accurate please?
yeah, full name and address, please
For me it's not so much the results. It's not even so much the performances. It's that:
- I don't want a manager willingly cunting off the club to the press. (The "I don't know my best team" speech last weekend. I know it, everyone knows it. But as a manager of a football club you don't say it. Simple.)
- I don't want a manager making ridiculous statements to the media. (Just like Liverpools come back v AC Milan, on WBA)
- I don't want a manager dicking around on this iPhone in the stands when we're 10 minutes from going out of European competition (Benfica)
- I don't want a manager in hysterics when a wasteman has just taken one of the lamest penalties in football history and we're 2-0 down to utter shit (WBA)
- I also don't want a manager who would, should he actually be successful, go to Woolwich without any sort of hesitation.
In a sense at lot of these reasons are similar to why I fucking hated Redknapp as well.
would love for all the boring cunts to fuck off, nothing felt better then a whole block or 2 block joining in together with 'oh when the spurs', you sometimes get a good one at the lane, but rarely, thats why i fell in love with tottenham even though we lost most weeks, we were passionate and still sung for them in the dark days, thats what i fell in love with, not the old whingy cunts, and tourists decked head to toe in about 500 quids worth of merchandise from the club shop
I've gone less this season, but that's due to the terrible fans we have. Better off staying in the pub. Can't be spending over a ton a game to be surrounded by wankers.
Done plenty more always though, and that will continue next season regardless of manager.
Done plenty more always though, and that will continue next season regardless of manager.
Sneaky lawyer trick.
I've got a season ticket in park lane and although this year the atmosphere has been pretty dire, it's still the best in terms of singing. Also if Sherwood does stay heaven forbid I will still continue to go as I love this club and feel very privileged to be able to see all the home games.
