Played Liverpool, Citeh, Wolves, Man Utd, Chelsea, resurgent Southampton in that period.
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Played Liverpool, Citeh, Wolves, Man Utd, Chelsea, resurgent Southampton in that period.
2 out of five ain’t bad I suppose
Maybe the people who run the academy, have advised that he probably isn’t ready yet, maybe they advised that young Japhet was ready for the step up.
There is a lot of football knowledge at Spurs although on many occasions it doesn’t appear so
We have a real manager now. Not a pretender like Poch.
Poch was like this amazing singer, with a whole concert tour booked, and an 8 album record deal - only issue being nobody had ever heard Poch sing. We just had to believe he could sing because..... er...... Spurs!
Poch was like this amazing singer, with a whole concert tour booked, and an 8 album record deal - only issue being nobody had ever heard Poch sing. We just had to believe he could sing because..... er...... Spurs!
You can praise Mou without shitting on Poch lads!
Stay classy
Stay classy
Pochettino was one of the great things to happen to our club. If we win something this season or next ultimately he would have played a huge role in that happening.
His impact raised our profile, made us believe we could do it and his stepping stones produced for us on and off the field will forever be etched into the history books. We have a legacy that won't show trophies, it will show evolution. I will forever be grateful for his contributions to the club I hold so dear to my heart.
Mourinho is our immediate future but it wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for Mauricio, that should never be forgotten and it's certainly something I will never lose sight of. He gave us our platform.
Definitely signs of improvement under JM. Getting the bad eggs out of the club, bringing in youth and new signings to freshen up the squad and add competition whilst also beginning to fix the defence.
Whilst the media and rivals still badger him for his previous spells, I think we are seeing why JM was bought in and it will only get better.
Whilst the media and rivals still badger him for his previous spells, I think we are seeing why JM was bought in and it will only get better.
Was not shitting on him. It is just that I suddenly feel to know much more about what is going on in my club.
Poch was a great manager who elevated us to another level. Sad he went without a trophy.
All good mat.
It's all very "a managerial tenure figuring itself out" at the moment, which we're not used to.
We might come good or we might not, but we don't have the reflexive understanding of how we want to play that was established under Poch.
Sadly with Jose, post match is infinitely more entertaining than anything you'll see during the match.
I actually found the match entertaining. For the most part it wasn’t enjoyable, but the 2nd half certainly wasn’t boring. A 3-2 win with a dramatic late comeback.
In the last two or three games there’s been real signs of quality. Brief moments where everything clicks and we look like we did at the height of the Pochettino era. It seems that confidence is still low, and it leads to hesitant performances.
I’m on the fence when it comes to Mourinho, but he’s getting results with several key injuries.
Listening to the post match press conference, JM knew the 3-5-2 wasn’t working but he felt hamstring by his options. I understand, but there’s no point in putting Parrott on the bench if you don’t consider him an option. Ultimately his subs worked so he deserves plaudits in that regard, but I think he set the team up wrong regardless of who was available.