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I think we can beat Brentford at home. Agree with the rest... maybe a loss against villa
Loving the replies LMAO
Keep em coming
Keep em coming
It’s every Spurs tweet since FT on Sunday
Following the appointment of Ryan Mason as Acting Head Coach, we can now confirm Ryan's coaching staff.
Ryan will be joined by our former Academy player and coach Matt Wells (Acting Assistant Head Coach) and current Academy coach Nigel Gibbs (Acting First Team Coach), alongside Perry Suckling (First Team Goalkeeping Coach) and Gianni Vio (Set Pieces Coach), who continue their existing roles.
Matt Wells is grandson of Cliff Jones - a couple of years ago possibly the most capable coach for Spurs u18's (over 80% win rate) we have had recently before going to Fulham briefly and the to act as Assistant Head Coach to Scott Parker at Bournemouth and Club Brugges
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Gotta love it
Good to see.
Might actually have the feeling of pride in the club start to seep back in.
Contrary to the whole "Mason's Mates" thing, one gets the favorable sense that he's been keen to give the team a right old hairdryer treatment over what he's been watching, I hope that's the case.
I just know that he's a very, very highly-rated coach. Not sure if he's back just for this stint or back beyond this appointment. Fingers crossed he's back-involved beyond this assistant role.
He's a good egg.
I really hope he's able to get a head job somewhere in the EFL next season, it's time for him to take that step.
He loves Spurs. No one can argue.
He will never know if he doesn’t try.
He’s had unbelievable experience under the very best.
I do find it funny that I got more disagrees (not complaining about them just making a point) because I had the audacity to suggest that Mason may be a real candidate if he does well in the games he manages. If I put a candidate forward that had played in a PL academy, and then went on to play in 70 PL matches, served as the head of academy coaching of a PL team, and coached under Conte and Mourinho, most people would say he's worth a look. But instead all anyone wants to say is "Mason's Mates". He's given his entire life to Spurs. I highly doubt he'd use players that he didn't think would give the team the best chance to win.