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Far too much sense being spoken here , give yourself an upper cut .
When I read some of the stuff on here all I keep thinking is I wouldn't want some of the melts on here in a fox hole with me covering my back .

No bigger than any other day. I do find it funny that you think his job is on the line though.
Bless you
I mean this is plum job and he is saying that his work up to know is what has got him here. However, he wasn’t first choice was 6th as pointed out and there wasn’t anyone else going for him whilst he was at Celtic. He now needs to show he deserves to be here rather most like Munn giving him the big up to levy.
If he lost we’d be like 12th and below West Ham and Forest. His job would definitely be under threat big time then.
We will win so it’s moot. But it’s definitely an important game.

Ange didn't have his head up his arse when he rightly criticised sections of our fanbase for not supporting the team. Our toxic rivalry with Woolwich was the problem in that situation, not him. All he wanted to do was win a game of football which is what managers are supposed to do. Quite frankly, I would be a lot more concerned if Ange didn't have anything to say after what happened in the City match.I thought it obvious at the time and even more so that he lost a lot of fans with his comments around that man city game. He would have been better to say nothing. We were on a poor run of form and it only compounded things in a lot of fans minds, which was and is understandable.
I remember Redknapp doing the same while chasing the England job and him saying about us hitting a glass ceiling with him and we wouldnt go past it. Lots of fans, already annoyed with his England antics were then faced with this comment, which turned out to be wrong. Instead it only highlighted his limitations.
I wonder if we are seeing the same here. Bullshit baffles brains and all that. Sometimes it is best to say nothing especially if it will annoy fans. But sometimes managers do it on purpose and sometimes they do it because they cant get their heads out of their own arses. Feels it's the latter here again as with Redknapp.
In your opinion.
All games are important.
Give Big Ange a lifetime contract.
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This season - 2nd season Angeball - we will win something. That’s a given. He wins stuff in his second season.
Losing to West Ham and Woolwich at home in a relatively short space of time would send the fans in to overdrive.
And rightly so.Losing to West Ham and Woolwich at home in a relatively short space of time would send the fans in to overdrive.
I’m sure this hard and fast rule which has applied to pub standard leagues can absolutely be applied equally to the most competitive league in the world.
Is it you?
Pretty much everyone in the whole ropey league table has won silverwear more frequently than us.You don’t think we are one of the favourites for the Europa League then?
Yes we probably are, but then we all know how this club copes with expectations and pressure.You don’t think we are one of the favourites for the Europa League then?
The bookies have us favouritesPretty much everyone in the whole ropey league table has won silverwear more frequently than us.
It's somewhat arrogant of us to assume the mantle of favourites to win something when we typically win fuck all.
We have gone out of domestic cups to worse teams than we will face in the ropey league.
Many times.
Many. Many times.

That's probably because arrogant fans are lumping money on rather than any real expectation for us to win something.
Ange didn't have his head up his arse when he rightly criticised sections of our fanbase for not supporting the team. Our toxic rivalry with Woolwich was the problem in that situation, not him. All he wanted to do was win a game of football which is what managers are supposed to do. Quite frankly, I would be a lot more concerned if Ange didn't have anything to say after what happened in the City match.
I said at the time that Ange needs to be more understanding of the North London divide and that he wouldn't survive as a Tottenham manager with a "Not interested, mate" every time Woolwich came up but I don't think that extends to throwing a match and not commenting on fans rooting for the opposing team.
One of the things I like about Ange is that he stood up for the club from day one i.e. when he showed the door to that German journalist who paraded Kane's name and number on a Bayern Munich shirt before he signed for them. Ange had only been with us for five minutes but, as far as he was concerned, we were his club and God help anyone who disrespected us.
Ange fights for the shirt and the most important thing to remember is that his criticisms of the club's failings were accompanied by a resolve to put things right which is more than can be said for Conte.
We hired Ange for his hard-core Aussie sportsmanship and that's what we got. We didn't hire him to tread on egg shells.
England suffer from this in international tournaments its about the movement of the money. Not a reflection of a deeper consideration.