*TOO DEAR
I would love it if some of our fans man up some banners with the words EAR and draped them just in the right place to make TO DARE IS TO DEAR
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*TOO DEAR
I would love it if some of our fans man up some banners with the words EAR and draped them just in the right place to make TO DARE IS TO DEAR
‘Woke dickheads’ lolThe extra inch podcast are just a bunch of tossers. Woke dickheads and they can fuck themselves like you can.
We don't need another happy clapper cunt spending all day posting bollock after bollock .
Spare us the crap
He's a club employee FFS...weird that people expect him to publicly slag his employer. So, what, he can get sacked?Ledley has sold out , as even he knows his words are crap and against the majority of the fan base .
He should have manned upped but hasn't got the balls.
Last 10 we’re in 15th place in the form table. 2 points from the last 6 away games.I think we have something like 24 points from 21 matches since 1 Jan. That’s not too far relegation form and it’s with Harry Kane.
if Kane leaves in the summer and Levy doesn’t get the managerial choice right - It could get alot worse than people expect. Is relegation likely? No - But I don’t it’s as far fetched as people think.
Maybe the saving grace would be that if we are in and around the relegation places in January, Levy would open up the purse stings and spend 250M on transfers in.
More made up nonsense.Yeah you're right, 99.9% of the fanbase wanted him sacked whilst Bubs didn't, happy?
I think we have something like 24 points from 21 matches since 1 Jan. That’s not too far relegation form and it’s with Harry Kane.
if Kane leaves in the summer and Levy doesn’t get the managerial choice right - It could get alot worse than people expect. Is relegation likely? No - But I don’t it’s as far fetched as people think.
Maybe the saving grace would be that if we are in and around the relegation places in January, Levy would open up the purse stings and spend 250M on transfers in.
Right, he's just a mouthpiece for the club. The thing is that it's such a weird message to be coming from the club.He's a club employee FFS...weird that people expect him to publicly slag his employer. So, what, he can get sacked?
Easy to say this in hindsight, but every rival supporter I know was super bummed at his appointment, after a few hours of bantering us about Pochettino's sacking.It was stupid to appoint Mourinho. It was right to sack Mourinho. It was stupid to sack Mourinho 6 days before a final.
Its not hindsight, said it at the time. Terrible fit, not Tottenham football, was always going to fall out over transfers. It wasnt bold, it was lazy and unimaginative.Easy to say this in hindsight, but every rival supporter I know was super bummed at his appointment, after a few hours of bantering us about Pochettino's sacking.
It was a bold move by Levy.
Agree, the timing of his sacking made zero sense. We'd all love some transparency about this decision, but I also understand why certain things must remain behind-closed-doors.
Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle were yoyo clubs before the money arrived.
Spurs need Qatar to climb above United, Woolwich and Liverpool.
Without that type of backing it looks as though Levy will be doing his best Gordon Brittas impression at the megadome while Mason (or Colin as Gordon refers to him) will continue the caretaker gig in between spying and grassing on the head of the department.
Here's a day in the life of Dan, Ryan and Donna.
Are you West Ham or Levy's wife?Ideally Enic being from the UK , investing more into good management structure & the squad would be better. Or someone like that Jim Radcliffe guy who is looking at Man U maybe?
More made up nonsense.
You have no idea who wanted him sacked or how many . just making it to suit your narrative about the fanbase.
Easy to say this in hindsight, but every rival supporter I know was super bummed at his appointment, after a few hours of bantering us about Pochettino's sacking.
It was a bold move by Levy.
Agree, the timing of his sacking made zero sense. We'd all love some transparency about this decision, but I also understand why certain things must remain behind-closed-doors.
Every rival fan isn’t aware of our way of working and the things that make us good. He should have never been hired and it went almost exactly how I predicted.Easy to say this in hindsight, but every rival supporter I know was super bummed at his appointment, after a few hours of bantering us about Pochettino's sacking.
It was a bold move by Levy.
Agree, the timing of his sacking made zero sense. We'd all love some transparency about this decision, but I also understand why certain things must remain behind-closed-doors.
I agree the quickest route up the totem pole is state ownership.
I'm not a fan because I can't abide murderous middle Eastern dictatorships sportswashing.
I guess a wealthy American who put money in would be preferable.
Ideally Enic being from the UK , investing more into good management structure & the squad would be better. Or someone like that Jim Radcliffe guy who is looking at Man U maybe?
Jose binned Salah and De Bruyne before he binned Foyth.Every rival fan isn’t aware of our way of working and the things that make us good. He should have never been hired and it went almost exactly how I predicted.
Jose was the antithesis of that. He can hold the trophy argument against us, but he binned Foyth and then he went and won Europa with Villarreal! Did he not see the winner in him?
Villarreal didn’t need Jose to win trophies, neither did Napoli, Atletico, Sevilla, Frankfurt, Lille etc. etc.
Such a moronic move because Levy was doing it to avoid the rebuild Poch was insisting upon and the last 4 years have been wasted.
I don’t think any investment would have worked with Jose. He’d have been a bit better, maybe enough to sneak top 4 but not enough to contend for anything real.Jose was a bad fit but nobody can question the ambition in appointing him.
The problem was misunderstanding the level of investment Jose needs to win in the prem.
He’s spent the most money in Serie A since his arrival too.I don’t think any investment would have worked with Jose. He’d have been a bit better, maybe enough to sneak top 4 but not enough to contend for anything real.
Look at United and how poor he was there. If you fail with United’s resources, you will fail at spurs.
Jose is doing well with Roma only in cups. He’s been pretty mediocre in the league.