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It’s even worse if you watch the interview btw .. he makes our the interviewer is a thick cunt for not knowing what he’s implying when he says he thinks it’s very clear why the league form is bad.

Just an absolute arsehole of a man. Can’t believe I felt sorry for him a while ago. He’s absolutely pathetic.
 
Son Spurs said:
Gonna take a long time to undo the damage from this season. The team needs to be completely rebuilt because they are too used to losing games and that is hard to undo. I think a top 10 finish under a new manager next season and becoming harder to beat (keeping losses below 16 in a season) will be realistic progress for this mess.
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For a bit of context here, the season before Leicester won the PL, they barely managed to stay up, then were 5000/1 odds to win it.

This is an example to show that it doesn't really take all that much time to undo the damage done.

Each season is a reset. Our playing staff may not be contenders as champions, but a reset with the right appointment, with a structure that brings the best out of what we have, can seriously change the landscape.

EL win or not, there is a snowball's chance in Hell that he gets another season, that simply cannot be justified after losing 20 matches in a 38 match season.

My concern is not about whether he's with us next season, it's who will be. I like Glasner and think he's done a seriously good job with CP, but £17M to buy him out of CP? I highly doubt that's going to happen. Silva? Not for me, his Fulham are a bit flakey. Iraola? He's good, but Bournemouth's injuries are eerily similar to our own, so I have reservations there. Frank? He's probably next after Glasner for me. Then there's Poch. I've thought about this for a while and actually think he'd do well with us yet again, so long as he's abandoned that feckin midfield diamond idea that heavily contributed to his downfall.
All of the above seem to have some fairly hefty release clauses, so it's anyone's guess which of those it will be, or if we go off piste again for a relative unknown.
 
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