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Manager Ange Postecoglou

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Was sacking Ange a good idea?

  • Yes, I think it was a good idea.

    Votes: 73 64.6%

  • No, I think it was a bad idea.

    Votes: 40 35.4%
  • Total voters
    113
HyNdZee said:
This isn't true though.

There are plenty of people on here who label the entire forum disabled, discriminate against it, and tell it to go on holiday. I'm not sure who is supposed to be handing out these holidays but ok I'll take one. Ange also thinks about half of Spurs fans need counselling for caring about rivalry. Again I'm not sure where this magic counselling is that will make me as successful as Richarlison etc. but I'll take it.

Some Spurs fans would rather their manager did less media until he is actually successful. It's not an unbalanced view. It's not an unhinged view. Nobody is throwing their toys out of the pram and yet plenty of people are being told to calm down for having that opinion, which is a projection. There is also an irony in going on a forum to tell people to go off a forum for having an opinion on the manager.

It's a valid opinion to be concerned about the way the media label Ange a winner, the way he portrays himself in the football media, and the way Spurs fans are seen as the reason Spurs are unsuccessful. I assume similar fans would have similar feelings about Poch's book, or Levy's documentary, or Rose's articles in the rags.

Also, do you think the likes of Rashford gets away with doing what he wants when he isn't scoring goals? I suspect zero Spurs fans would really care what Ange does in the media if he was actually more successful than the past 15 seasons he brought up.
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Great post.

I’d rather he was at his desk formulating a decent Plan B and/or working out how to defend set pieces but hey ho.

Yes, he has a right to take on extra work in the close season. His prerogative (& Daniel’s consent obvs).

However, coming so soon after the
‘spat’ or misunderstanding’ with the fans leaves a slight bad taste in the mouth. Don’t get me started on the fucking trip down under either
 
Raiders said:
Whenever she talks I have to put the TV on mute. She is that rare type of person who thinks they are genius but is actually a bit of an idiot. I still remember her proudly admitting that she colluded with other club's sporting directors (i.e fraud) to get players' values inflated so her boss would raise the transfer budget. People pointed out that this was potentially illegal and she cried victimhood.
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"She is that rare type of person who thinks they are genius but is actually a bit of an idiot." Somehow that doesn't seem that rare these days.
 
Mrs Perryman said:
I'd prefer it if they were in gags!
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White Hart said:
There should be an annual award for the worst pundit.
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Although Alex Scott seems like a nice person, I don't rate any of the female pundits. I know, my "unconscious bias" or some other assertion of a pseudo intellectual fashion.

Just to prove I am even-handed to the core, I don't rate a fair few of the male pundits either. The Monday night club are mostly good. Watching the Overlap episode when Rio Ferdinand was on, he came across very well.
 
manmountainbutters said:
Although Alex Scott seems like a nice person, I don't rate any of the female pundits. I know, my "unconscious bias" or some other assertion of a pseudo intellectual fashion.

Just to prove I am even-handed to the core, I don't rate a fair few of the male pundits either. The Monday night club are mostly good. Watching the Overlap episode when Rio Ferdinand was on, he came across very well.
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I actually think that Frank Lampard was an excellent pundit. Very good analysis and insight.
 
manmountainbutters said:
Although Alex Scott seems like a nice person, I don't rate any of the female pundits. I know, my "unconscious bias" or some other assertion of a pseudo intellectual fashion.

Just to prove I am even-handed to the core, I don't rate a fair few of the male pundits either. The Monday night club are mostly good. Watching the Overlap episode when Rio Ferdinand was on, he came across very well.
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I mean what do pundits really add to our experience of watching the game itself? The only pundits that I find vaguely interesting are ones that have done it at the highest level and maybe share a bit of what goes on behind closed doors in an insightful or original way. No female pundit has ever got to the highest level of men's football so I generally ignore them because of their skillset, not because they are women. That might change if I got into women's football but I just cant pretend I enjoy it.
 
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