He won't get sacked under any circumstance, he's got bullet proof contract.How many Prem losses in a row could he have before he gets sacked?
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He won't get sacked under any circumstance, he's got bullet proof contract.How many Prem losses in a row could he have before he gets sacked?
Boys boys.....there both shit!Yeh he really wanted the 35m striker but the board forced him to take the 65m option instead.
Of course it was. Show me who and where has disagreed with it?
You really seem to argue more with yourself than with others. All I've seen been pointed out regarding that was - Howe had very difficult season, partly due to injuries.
Then someone said that "but we had injuries too". And discussion went - who had worse injury history. And it was Newcastle.
People were just pointing out that they had it even more difficult.
So what with that 34 to go? You seem just quite an average troll here. Anything could happen and we could not argue over the future. We'll see how that goes on, right now the fact "but it could be better" is not an argument but a wish.
Back what up? If you mean I should calculate how many days our first team players were out injured compared to the other 19 Premier League clubs, you’re having a laugh, I’m not gonna send my Friday evening doing that shit.
But I didn’t. I just think it’s blown out of proportions, by pumping the injury list with players who had no future here.
Yeah so? I said it’s important to look at how much our first team players missed through injuries, I don’t have the numbers, does that make it less of a valid point?So you brought it up, without actually knowng what those numbers were?
Not sure if you’re this thick or you’re jesting.Hmmm. Which of these injured first team players have no future here: Van Den Venn, Bissouma, Bentacur, Sarr, Udogie, Maddison, Richarlison?
I vaguely remember reading that clubs weren't prepared to meet Toney's wage demands which is how he's ended up in a plastic league with the desert prats.Yeh he really wanted the 35m striker but the board forced him to take the 65m option instead.
What impresses me te most is people always complaining about the board's signings while every player the last managers decided to buy failed. Richarlison, Johnson, Lo Celso, Ndombele and so on. Now we have Solanke, I hope he succeed, but people are already trying to find ways to blame the board again.Yeh he really wanted the 35m striker but the board forced him to take the 65m option instead.
I get what you're saying but I honestly think he would leave no room for complaints tbh. There will always be some people unhappy but I truly believe this man would take the club to the next level.
That being said, Levy is the ultimate problem at this club but I would argue our current manager has been backed with the players he wants (he has said so himself and he said the other day he speaks honestly so unless he's a bullshitter I have to trust what he says.)
I would argue Ange has been backed, Conte wasn't imo like many other managers before him.
Toney went to Saudi mate.Tbf he's not gonna be saying "Yeah we tried to get Toney but Levy got me this clogger from Bournemouth"
Depends on which players got Injured.Good.
Now scroll down a little.
To table "Total days lost to injuries" which also includes LENGTH of the injury, not just number of injuries. Cause in your table missing 1 game with sprained ankle is equal to breaking both of calves, but impact of those injuries is vastly different.
There you can see - Newcastle 1950 days, Tottenham 1402 days. That is 28% difference. Between quarter and one third worse. And that does not include full season ban for their record signing (nothing alike for us during past season).
So any way you look at it, Newcastle had it MUCH worse.
Isak, Gordon, Barnes- I really have no idea why Levy didn't try to purchase any of these players. Barnes would have been very handy in our attacking rotation. Gordon especially too my god. What a fucking missed opportunity.Depends on which players got Injured.
Newcastle could’ve lost their reserve keeper for the season and that doubled their minutes lost. Meanwhile their main guys line Bruno, Isak, Gordon etc were fit more than ours
Isak was 70m +. We’ve still not spent that on a player. He’s probably on Son/Kane wages already too.Isak, Gordon, Barnes- I really have no idea why Levy didn't try to purchase any of these players. Barnes would have been very handy in our attacking rotation. Gordon especially too my god. What a fucking missed opportunity.
Just randomly bitching though don't mind me.
Same way other fans want levy to stay= no threat.The worst thing at the present time is that other clubs'' fans are probably Postecoglou stays.
There can be no worse indictment.
The way this ends has that feeling of inevitability, for lots of reasons, but mostly because we don't really have a player who can go on a 5-match unplayable run.
How we miss star players.
I still remember the responses I got when I said I definitely wanted us to sign Gordon.Isak was 70m +. We’ve still not spent that on a player. He’s probably on Son/Kane wages already too.
Bruno is also on mega wages but definitely within our range.
Gordon we need to hold hands up and say fair play because Paratici looked at him but the club/Conte weren’t interested. Newcastle paid the money and got him. We could’ve too:
NO managers survive more than 8..saying that Exeter city being the exception.. stayed with their manager through a horrible run of 13 losses.How many Prem losses in a row could he have before he gets sacked?
I wasnt that keen on him if I’m honest. I was wrong. He started terrible at Newcastle too and came off like a total dick leaving Everton.I still remember the responses I got when I said I definitely wanted us to sign Gordon.
Some horror stats.
- Tottenham have conceded 26 set-piece goals in the Premier League since the start of last season, second only to Nottingham Forest's 27.
- Spurs are looking to avoid losing three of their opening five league games for the first time since the 2008-09 season under Juande Ramos.
- They have lost seven of their past 11 top-flight matches, only earning points in that run against relegated pair Burnley and Sheffield United, promoted Leicester City and bottom of the table Everton.
- Spurs are looking to avoid equalling their longest home losing streak in Premier League London derbies: three from August 2003 to April 2004.
That’s actually great news as most of the rival fans are complete idiots.The worst thing at the present time is that other clubs'' fans are probably Postecoglou stays.
There can be no worse indictment.
I think you know the reason just as well as the rest of us....Isak, Gordon, Barnes- I really have no idea why Levy didn't try to purchase any of these players. Barnes would have been very handy in our attacking rotation. Gordon especially too my god. What a fucking missed opportunity.
Just randomly bitching though don't mind me.