Basically yes. They haven't all played for Tottenham all their careers. Apart from a couple of Dutch titles, what have they won? If we bought an experienced player I'd expect he'd have won a few things.
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You know, the usual cretins are on display in this thread, from the self appointed football experts, to the usual negative-whatever-the-result cunts.
I know our Belgian CBS have won the league with Ajax. Other than that, who on our team has experience in winning trophies?
This also includes Poch
Basically yes. They haven't all played for Tottenham all their careers. Apart from a couple of Dutch titles, what have they won? If we bought an experienced player I'd expect he'd have won a few things.
Alderweireld - 3 eredivisie titles and 2 cups, plus La Liga and was in a champions league final
Vertonghen - two eredivisies and a cup
Dembélé - one eredivisie and a cup
Eriksen - 3 eredivisie titles and 2 cups
Davies - 1 league cup
Wanyama - 2 scottish leagues and 1 cup
Both Lloris and Sissoko were in the Euro 2016 final recently too.
That's more than enough experience of winning a league and cups to discount anything to do with 'inexperience'. Even with eyes open watching the game, it's not what inexperience looks like.
What experience do these other clubs we're playing have? Did I miss the raft of honours shared amongst the gent locker room?
We are still shite at the back - gent hardly threatened over both legs, had 3 shots on target over both games and we conceded 3 goals. That's why we lost, no other reason. May as well had Kane in goal again.
Not a sneaky dig.
Pochettino is a manager who knows how to get the best of our players.
Redknapp was a manager who knew how to get the best out of a team.
We used to squash teams like Gent with our reserves under Redknapp - not because he was a better manager, but because he had tactical nouse - something Pochettino is extremely naive over and needs to learn if we are going to start getting serious about winning honours
You bring a good argument to the title experience. So what in your opinion is the problem?Alderweireld - 3 eredivisie titles and 2 cups, plus La Liga and was in a champions league final
Vertonghen - two eredivisies and a cup
Dembélé - one eredivisie and a cup
Eriksen - 3 eredivisie titles and 2 cups
Davies - 1 league cup
Wanyama - 2 scottish leagues and 1 cup
Both Lloris and Sissoko were in the Euro 2016 final recently too.
That's more than enough experience of winning a league and cups to discount anything to do with 'inexperience'. Even with eyes open watching the game, it's not what inexperience looks like.
What experience do these other clubs we're playing have? Did I miss the raft of honours shared amongst the gent locker room?
We are still shite at the back - gent hardly threatened over both legs, had 3 shots on target over both games and we conceded 3 goals. That's why we lost, no other reason. May as well had Kane in goal again.
Not a sneaky dig.
Pochettino is a manager who knows how to get the best of our players.
Redknapp was a manager who knew how to get the best out of a team.
We used to squash teams like Gent with our reserves under Redknapp - not because he was a better manager, but because he had tactical nouse - something Pochettino is extremely naive over and needs to learn if we are going to start getting serious about winning honours
You bring a good argument to the title experience. So what in your opinion is the problem?
But we look great in the league. Would you assume he studies PL teams but couldn't care less about studying European clubs for a match?I think it's glaring, but no one wants to admit it.
Managerial naivety. We've seen it in nearly every game this calendar year.
It never looks like we've bothered to study the opposition, yet teams play us and know exactly what our weaknesses are.
But we look great in the league. Would you assume he studies PL teams but couldn't care less about studying European clubs for a match?
Last season we did excellent, this season we have been excellent. I think have looked great this season, you don't?Do we? We struggled in our last three, and even the pundits are bemused as to why we're not beating teams with obvious tactical vulnerabilities.
I think we're doing well in spite of Pochettino's "areas for improvement", and that's due to his ability to work with individuals.
probably because it has no impact on the team & result.I don't get why some people decide to melt instead of supporting the team.
Some seem to think your posts get shown on the big screen during the match.Am I supposed to clap when the team consistently let it's fans down?
Last season we did excellent, this season we have been excellent. I think have looked great this season, you don't?
We'd look like shit in the CL and then follow that performance up by a brilliant league game. There is a disconnect somewhere.
That's actually a pretty favourable run in. I take it the other 5 have more difficult ones ?H - Stoke
H - Everton
H - Southampton
A - Burnley
A - Swansea
H - Watford
H- Bournemouth
A - Leicester
H - Woolwich cunts
A - West Athletics Ltd
H - Man Utd
That's actually a pretty favourable run in. I take it the other 5 have more difficult ones ?
I imagine I will fall into whichever one folks want to see.Which category do you fall into Sal? The 'Sober voice of Reason' one I imagine.![]()
Voice of Reason is ok with me. You're neither of the others.