You have to feel for the poor cunt who comes in next.
Unless ENIC go it's more of the same.
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Unless ENIC go it's more of the same.
They could well get lucky again a la Poch - 2 in 28 managers is about right. They don’t have a fucking clue and don’t contribute shit
Said before almost every owner -3 from Div 2 puts more of their hard earned into the club than Levy. Bald cunt
My old club Bracknell are doing free ST’s next season for food bank contributions…. I know the owners has put in about 2M. Not loads but more than Levy has - this is step 3 and whilst wealthy, the owner is not a billionaire
The disgusting little growth pays his son 1M a season and his brother in law is hated. Hated.
Don’t say this lightly but they are cancer
Ha ha ha!!!!
That's class mate.
I'm imagining Shady and the gangs reaction right now
One of the Levy / ENIC fans favourite arguments used to be that under their ownership we were "Punching above our weight"Yep palace won it. 24 years or whatever & they have won a bigger trophy than us. Don’t tell me we can’t compete with palace & that a league cup every 20+ years is good enough. We can & should do better. Starting with the europa in a few days
As we look up at the likes of Palace, Brentford and Bournemouth etc its not an argument you hear quite so much
You hear it less because we aren’t.One of the Levy / ENIC fans favourite arguments used to be that under their ownership we were "Punching above our weight"
As we look up at the likes of Palace, Brentford and Bournemouth etc its not an argument you hear quite so much
A lot of people change their opinions by taking into account the present situation. It’s really quite normal.
Today, the weather has been fabulous. I’ve been cutting around the place in shorts and t-shirt. If it rains tomorrow, I may change my mind.
I don't think your post is the winner you thought it was.
This is a rebuttal?
Does it read like one?
Some sort of bubbling shit.
So why get involved?
I was drunk.
Not any more. If they are too stupid to walk into the job with all the evidence out there as to what he is like, then they’ve nobody to blame but themselves.
The guy was spoiling for a fight on here last night, if I'm drunk the last thing I'm doing is logging into TFC looking for beef with AberdeenYid and the crew
Spoiling for a fight is what you do on here pretty much all day every day.
I still have a leftover glass of vodka and coke on my bedside table. I don't have the courage to drink it yet.Sober though
I trust you are too now?
It's probably the only high profile job in world football that pays a top salary without the pressure to actually win anything. I can see why it would still be attractive to some.
Maybe you should have brought the moving goalposts gif out mate.One of the Levy / ENIC fans favourite arguments used to be that under their ownership we were "Punching above our weight"
As we look up at the likes of Palace, Brentford and Bournemouth etc its not an argument you hear quite so much
In any case, Tottenham are cack these days, a complete laughing stock who narrowly avoided relegation.
Will be interesting to see Chairman Levy's end of season message to the fans.
He is hoping the club wins the EL , to then send out, hoping most will be in a more receptive mood.
I don't feel for any manager who takes this job because its not as if they haven't been warned about ENIC before.
There you go, Levy, Palace just won the FA Cup. All your money, all that time and all those managerial hirings and firings, and you couldn't land even an FA Cup final. Pull your finger out, or pull out.
We had a golden opportunity to go from strength to strength after the CL final of 2019, and Levy got all his priorities wrong. I said it at the time that is was all going to unravel if we don't invest in the squad and now, the way back is a very long road.
That's the thing. The Spurs regime is well recognised everywhere. Managers get fired inside 24 months and the club never win anything (I hope we do on Wednesday, but I don't see it with all our injuries) - so what decent manager and players would want to come here, and what decent players would want to stay?
We had a golden opportunity to go from strength to strength after the CL final of 2019, and Levy got all his priorities wrong. I said it at the time that is was all going to unravel if we don't invest in the squad and now, the way back is a very long road.