The team finally plays how some of us have been crying out for under Ange for over 18 months.
Solid at the back, balanced but still attacking philosophy. No more embarrassing Ange ball where we get battered and look a mess in defence.
Now let's hope Ange can make this a consistent thing before we start giving each other BJs.
If Ange can adapt, with the players still behind him, he might be able to turn it around. And I would be delighted if he does because it will show I was wrong about him and he can make us successful. Ultimately that is what we all want.
There's no way though that Wednesday night makes up for all the shite we have seen for such a long time under him. He still urgently needs a consistent sequence of wins in the league, let's not pretend we haven't been dire for a long time there.
He has an opportunity to get a bit of momentum. An easy tie in the FA Cup, we should absolutely batter them, and then we can move on to the NLD where we need to put in a performance and get a result. There is no guarantee we will get a result, so Everton (who will likely have a new manager bounce which is just typical) and the following league games are absolutely crucial.
If we do lose the NLD, he absolutely will need to win at Everton. Otherwise it will be the worst run of results in modern history. I can't see on the basis of recent results, how he can afford to lose the next two or three league games, Woolwich, Everton and Leicester, surely he needs a minimum of 4 points which would be absolutely the bottom of the barrel return to stay in the job.
I think Ange is well aware he's on the verge of the sack, which is why he is making comments about 'hoping he is around to see Gray and Bergvall play in a few years' and he made a couple of comments prematch about he knows results have been unacceptable, I am sure the club have told him this. I feel he knows he is on borrowed time and it really is now or never. Clubs who are around us in the league are sacking managers because the league campaign has been below par, so why should Ange be any different?
If he can get some results in the league, buy some time until Romero and VDV return, he might just turn it around. But honestly, I still don't see it, because even with those two playing we still lost, often.
If he is to survive, Wednesday night needs to be the blueprint from now on. No more ridiculous Ange ball where we look like conceding 5 goals every game.
It felt so good to win, and we have all been feeding off scraps as far as that has been concerned for a long time. We all want Spurs to win, if Ange does that and shows he isn't out of his depth, no complaints. Last night was fantastic, but it needs to be backed up. We could still get battered at Anfield, at Woolwich and Wednesday night will be pretty meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
So if anyone gets carried away about Ange again based on Wednesday, that's upto you, but don't start trying to give it to people who have had real concerns about Ange for a very long time based on very poor results for a very long time. We need to see a hell of a lot of improvement in results before I even get back on the fence let alone think Ange should stay.