Any combination with Hojberg and we know he’s not lasting the yearWhat if he plays both Hojberg and Bissouma?
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Fuck me! Did you read my post at all, before having a go? 'better off keeping' was precisely what I said I'd interpreted it as.
I cannot debate with a halfwit. Post what you like - I just won't bother responding.
Slightly off topic, however, Holjberg gets a lot of shit for the failures of Skipp IMO.
I give him shit because I hate watching him play football.
Not sure where Skipp comes into this
Angie, ANGIEEH
Where will you take us from here
Where will you take us from here
Does he? That's news to me. Sorry mate - can't agree with that at all. But I'm speaking as someone who thinks that neither of them is as bad as some on here believe. In fact, I think Skipp's pretty good, with a great deal of potential.
Pointless signing big names with Levy's spending philosophy.
Best case scenario we have another poch situation here. As long as our fans are patient. Failing that, Levy will sack anyone who doesn't get us regular champs league or europa. Thats his ceiling and bench mark unfortunately.
Best case scenario we have another poch situation here. As long as our fans are patient. Failing that, Levy will sack anyone who doesn't get us regular champs league or europa. Thats his ceiling and bench mark unfortunately.
If he didn't play with Skipp, you wouldn't hate watching him playing football.
Looks like a deal might be getting close then. All we have to do now collectively , is to join a Celtic fans forum, wait for the appointment of their new manager, read up extensively about him, then merrily post away on their new manager thread to provide sage advice and words of wisdom about him—not forgetting to focus on the fact that they are not worthy of him.
Ange’s YOKOHAMA MARINOS finished with 60% possession in a friendly against Pep’s Centurions’ City side in 2019. We might be back everyone
Yes, but haven't we found the way to beat Pep's City is to actually have sub 40% possession?
Make sure you have a rabies shot first though.
So you interpreted "want to keep" as "better off keeping" yet I'm the halfwit.
Okaaay...
Lucas Moura gave me (and most of you) one of the best memories following Spurs.
Ange gave me and my countrymen some of our best moments following the national team.
This is one appointment I really want to succeed.
1. It’ll mean THFC is playing better 2. Continues his F.U to all those he has to prove wrong everywhere he goes and 3. Shows that some of my countrymen do have something to offer world football and we can hopefully see more domestic investment in what is an afterthought sport in this country.
Ange gave me and my countrymen some of our best moments following the national team.
This is one appointment I really want to succeed.
1. It’ll mean THFC is playing better 2. Continues his F.U to all those he has to prove wrong everywhere he goes and 3. Shows that some of my countrymen do have something to offer world football and we can hopefully see more domestic investment in what is an afterthought sport in this country.
Yes I did and yes you are - it's a perfectly legitimate interpretation. If you were clearer and more accurate with your choice of words and phrases, then you wouldn't get yourself into these pickles.
Hoijberg isn't a top midfielder, but he's perfectly fine if he's playing with a top midfielder.
Crap with Winks.
Decent/ productive with Bentancur
Crap with Skipp
Could be decent with Bissouma but we've hardly seen it.
Skipp is bang average. People just give him credit because "he's Spurs"
Back to what, having the ball and getting beat?
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