I’m not sure if we’d hear that soon even if the decision has already been made.
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You have daily wanks over ange you weasel fuck up
Even more reason not to worry about next season yet. Enjoy the trophy.
We lost 1-4 and were completely out played. Understandable to some extent however the inability of our players to keep the ball is shocking. We can’t string 5 passes together. You’d think after 2 years we would have system of play that was now I grained into players and it was telepathic almost using muscle memory. We actually no identify in a style of football. We offer nothing going forward and teams just waltz through us even with everyone back.
Today was the rule not the exception.
He has no incentive to walk out of his own accord. Zero.
A kind of mutual agreement where he receives only a portion of his payout would obviously lose him money, but also leave him with nowhere to go. Due to his very underwhelming CV for this level, it's highly improbable that he'll get another job this big. If he were to leave he would probably be left not only with less money but also with a smaller job. Makes zero sense from his perspective to downgrade like that, fresh off of by far the biggest accomplishment of his life.
Unless he's done with management for good and wants to walk into the sunset, it's sensible for him to hold on to this job until he gets the boot. He would lose whatever goodwill he has earned in the last few days, but I highly doubt he cares.
A kind of mutual agreement where he receives only a portion of his payout would obviously lose him money, but also leave him with nowhere to go. Due to his very underwhelming CV for this level, it's highly improbable that he'll get another job this big. If he were to leave he would probably be left not only with less money but also with a smaller job. Makes zero sense from his perspective to downgrade like that, fresh off of by far the biggest accomplishment of his life.
Unless he's done with management for good and wants to walk into the sunset, it's sensible for him to hold on to this job until he gets the boot. He would lose whatever goodwill he has earned in the last few days, but I highly doubt he cares.
If he does go at least he goes out on the high of winning a trophy, and that quote will forever be infamous
He won’t leave on his own, I think he made that clear. At best, it will be “by mutual consent” if he goes. He has a contract so if we let him go he gets paid out. I think he gets another job fairly quickly but he’s not going onto something bigger.
Lot of people understandably caught up in the romance of Wednesday will be rethinking their position this evening I'm sure
A game we were never expected to win today tbh, but a familiar story regardless on the pitch. We're going nowhere with him
A game we were never expected to win today tbh, but a familiar story regardless on the pitch. We're going nowhere with him
If people are rethinking now what will it be like next season after the first bad defeat or two which will likely be pretty early. Paratici and Vinai aren't going to have his back like Munn had. It would be a madness to continue. Great time for all concerned to shake hands and move on.
Go please Ange, sorry buddy
The sensible thing is to part by mutual consent and everyone walks away happy.
But his third season comments have now made that much harder.
Yeah, which is why he did it.
Twice a day over Levy
That's how it works these days. Against any decent opponent - its either AngeWall bus in our own half, or if we try something else - its collapse .
The moment we stopped protecting our back 4 with 3 dm with that substitution - outcome was inevitable.
It's not weird to believe that a club that ended 2nd in the EPL and reached the CL semi after beating Real M. in both games in the quaters, achieved more than a club that ended 17th in the EPL and won a secondary European title.
That does not take away the delight of winning the EL. But outside of Spurs (and Man Utd) few really cared that much. Woolwich's win over Real M. will be seen as a more impressive result.
Personally - and I know many Spurs fans feel the same - I much rather be in the position of Woolwich than Spurs right: ended 2nd in the EPL, reached the semis in the CL after knocking out the favorites, and believing they have a shoot at both the CL and EPL title next year. Would it happen? Most probably not.
Will Spurs be challenging for a EPL title or reaching a CL semi or final? Not impossible the but odds are very low. I am sure most Spurs fans will rather have Spurs end 4-5th next season so they can qualify for the CL rather than end 6-7 and end up in the EL (if they had a choice).
Anyway, believe what you want - you won't change my mind and you won't change yours.
Ange chant could be heard loud and clear in the youtube live. I really think the actual ground support for Ange is far greater than any one of you could imagine.