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Just another shithead.
This club has got him players he wanted Johnson, Solanke, Turbo , Tel etc. Thete were far better options to spend that money. One only has to look at Brighton.
This club hit him players he wanted like Johnson, Turbo twice, Tel who he personally called and said he wants him next year, Solanke, etc. just look at Brighton ,wolves,etc and the players we’d now like. The money has been wasted and now most seem to want to pay £50/£60M for Tel. Who is no better than Moore. Why not just go and get eze or the Brentford lad!
And we got one point off them this season ffs!
Agree with most of your post. My worry is if he stays the type of players he seems to like are shite. Plus all our academy players may as well leave this guy ain’t giving them a chance . As in a real chance like Tel has been given or Wilson.
This. Just this.
Ange Postecoglou’s situation at Tottenham may have ‘suddenly’ changed after Europa League win
Dan Kilpatrick isn't so sure Ange Postecoglou is set for the sack after he took Tottenham to the Europa League final.
Dan Kilpatrick now unsure on Ange Postecoglou’s future
The journalist says he was almost certain Postecoglou was headed for the sack before the Bodo/Glimt game.However, now the journalist isn’t so sure that Postecoglou will go, claiming that the feeling around the club would be so positive after a Europa League win that it wouldn’t feel right to sack the manager at that point.
“Before the game, I would have said for sure, I think, you know, either way, my feeling is that he’s going to go at the end of the season. And it’s kind of a case of almost like semantics, is he fired having lost the semi-final final, or is it kind of a mutual thing? You know, he walks away having fulfilled his promise to win a trophy in the second season with a kind of thank you and pat on the back from the club,” Kilpatrick said.
“I’m suddenly feeling, you know, not so sure, because it would just be so momentous, you know, in Ange’s words, it would be massive to win this competition, I think. And, you know, there would be an open top bus parade, you know, down the A10 or whatever, you know, down the Tottenham High Road. And the vibes would be so good.
“And, you know, so much about Postecoglou’s tenure has just kind of been based on vibes, I think. And it would, from there, it would just feel, you know, if he wanted to stay, and, you know, he was kind of saying that publicly from a position of strength, it would, you know, it would feel quite jarring. And it would be a big thing for the club to say, ‘actually, we’re going to get rid of the manager who delivered the first European trophy in 41 years and a first trophy in 17 years.’
“So it’s really hard to call. You know, probably my feeling is that if he did kind of walk away on his terms, you know, it was a kind of mutual thing with a big bonus for winning the Europa League and the kind of payoff, you know, forever kind of immortalized as one of Spurs. I mean, let’s face it, one of Spurs’ best managers of the modern era, as he would be if he wins this competition.
“Then I think that, you know, that would be probably the best thing for everyone. Obviously, it depends who succeeds him. But I could see that being a kind of win for all parties, you know, and would then be a very attractive proposition to maybe go out and get another top job somewhere in Europe.
“And Spurs could perhaps move on to a manager who’s just kind of better suited to, you know, managing full competitions and, you know, keeping them punching in the Premier League. So yeah, I think that would be the best case, but I just don’t know now. I feel less certain that it could be his last season.”
Totally based on his feels and nothing else, which is fitting.Ange Postecoglou’s situation at Tottenham may have ‘suddenly’ changed after Europa League win
Dan Kilpatrick isn't so sure Ange Postecoglou is set for the sack after he took Tottenham to the Europa League final.tbrfootball.com
Dan Kilpatrick now unsure on Ange Postecoglou’s future
The journalist says he was almost certain Postecoglou was headed for the sack before the Bodo/Glimt game.
However, now the journalist isn’t so sure that Postecoglou will go, claiming that the feeling around the club would be so positive after a Europa League win that it wouldn’t feel right to sack the manager at that point.
“Before the game, I would have said for sure, I think, you know, either way, my feeling is that he’s going to go at the end of the season. And it’s kind of a case of almost like semantics, is he fired having lost the semi-final final, or is it kind of a mutual thing? You know, he walks away having fulfilled his promise to win a trophy in the second season with a kind of thank you and pat on the back from the club,” Kilpatrick said.
“I’m suddenly feeling, you know, not so sure, because it would just be so momentous, you know, in Ange’s words, it would be massive to win this competition, I think. And, you know, there would be an open top bus parade, you know, down the A10 or whatever, you know, down the Tottenham High Road. And the vibes would be so good.
“And, you know, so much about Postecoglou’s tenure has just kind of been based on vibes, I think. And it would, from there, it would just feel, you know, if he wanted to stay, and, you know, he was kind of saying that publicly from a position of strength, it would, you know, it would feel quite jarring. And it would be a big thing for the club to say, ‘actually, we’re going to get rid of the manager who delivered the first European trophy in 41 years and a first trophy in 17 years.’
“So it’s really hard to call. You know, probably my feeling is that if he did kind of walk away on his terms, you know, it was a kind of mutual thing with a big bonus for winning the Europa League and the kind of payoff, you know, forever kind of immortalized as one of Spurs. I mean, let’s face it, one of Spurs’ best managers of the modern era, as he would be if he wins this competition.
“Then I think that, you know, that would be probably the best thing for everyone. Obviously, it depends who succeeds him. But I could see that being a kind of win for all parties, you know, and would then be a very attractive proposition to maybe go out and get another top job somewhere in Europe.
“And Spurs could perhaps move on to a manager who’s just kind of better suited to, you know, managing full competitions and, you know, keeping them punching in the Premier League. So yeah, I think that would be the best case, but I just don’t know now. I feel less certain that it could be his last season.”
Pretty sure De Zerbi will leave Marseille in the summer & go back to Italy.
It’s funny, because the Ange fanboys love to play their games, point and laugh and have their moment in the sun.
But the reality is that our league campaign has been shocking to the point we can barely pick up points against the relegation clubs because our play is so disjointed, we’ve picked up 7 points from our last 15 games, which is relegation form, and a piss easy EL run does little to papers over the cracks of what is a massive decline as a club that has gone on for nearly a year now and the bar just keeps sinking lower and lower with no signs of improvement to our play and we are well past overtime.
So for the Ange fanboys its all fun and games. They’ll be gone as soon as Ange is sacked. But for the real fans you’re looking at a relegation battle next season if Ange is still here. With an aging Son. A romero that doesnt want to be here. A poor goalkeeper. An average squad. And bullshit tactics that get us turned over by the likes of wolves every week.
However thankfully he will be gone so hopefully we will still have a season by Christmas and we wont become the new Everton.
But the reality is that our league campaign has been shocking to the point we can barely pick up points against the relegation clubs because our play is so disjointed, we’ve picked up 7 points from our last 15 games, which is relegation form, and a piss easy EL run does little to papers over the cracks of what is a massive decline as a club that has gone on for nearly a year now and the bar just keeps sinking lower and lower with no signs of improvement to our play and we are well past overtime.
So for the Ange fanboys its all fun and games. They’ll be gone as soon as Ange is sacked. But for the real fans you’re looking at a relegation battle next season if Ange is still here. With an aging Son. A romero that doesnt want to be here. A poor goalkeeper. An average squad. And bullshit tactics that get us turned over by the likes of wolves every week.
However thankfully he will be gone so hopefully we will still have a season by Christmas and we wont become the new Everton.
And both unnecessary.
Ok but this doesn't really have any correlation to my point does it?
Not really, personal abuse is the lowest.
Ange has got it wrong, probably more than he's got it right, but I think we are - again - seeing glimpses of something better to come. And, on the few occasions it has clicked, we can beat any team out there.
The players seem to be well onboard still, and we may end up with a major trophy in the last chapter of this season. It will be extremely harsh to kick him out in that case. That said, I think there is a risk we part ways either way in a mutual understanding.
Just so tired of changing and chopping all the time, and are willing to see if he can turn it around. We can't keep struggling as a bottom side in next PL season though, so if the results doesn't improve he will need to go
It's fucking hilarious watching that Shady twat make a complete fool out of himself (again). Sean from twitter hahahahha.
Next time you feel tired wake yourself up by checking the PL table
Ange Postecoglou’s situation at Tottenham may have ‘suddenly’ changed after Europa League win
Dan Kilpatrick isn't so sure Ange Postecoglou is set for the sack after he took Tottenham to the Europa League final.
Dan Kilpatrick now unsure on Ange Postecoglou’s future
The journalist says he was almost certain Postecoglou was headed for the sack before the Bodo/Glimt game.
However, now the journalist isn’t so sure that Postecoglou will go, claiming that the feeling around the club would be so positive after a Europa League win that it wouldn’t feel right to sack the manager at that point.
“Before the game, I would have said for sure, I think, you know, either way, my feeling is that he’s going to go at the end of the season. And it’s kind of a case of almost like semantics, is he fired having lost the semi-final final, or is it kind of a mutual thing? You know, he walks away having fulfilled his promise to win a trophy in the second season with a kind of thank you and pat on the back from the club,” Kilpatrick said.
“I’m suddenly feeling, you know, not so sure, because it would just be so momentous, you know, in Ange’s words, it would be massive to win this competition, I think. And, you know, there would be an open top bus parade, you know, down the A10 or whatever, you know, down the Tottenham High Road. And the vibes would be so good.
“And, you know, so much about Postecoglou’s tenure has just kind of been based on vibes, I think. And it would, from there, it would just feel, you know, if he wanted to stay, and, you know, he was kind of saying that publicly from a position of strength, it would, you know, it would feel quite jarring. And it would be a big thing for the club to say, ‘actually, we’re going to get rid of the manager who delivered the first European trophy in 41 years and a first trophy in 17 years.’
“So it’s really hard to call. You know, probably my feeling is that if he did kind of walk away on his terms, you know, it was a kind of mutual thing with a big bonus for winning the Europa League and the kind of payoff, you know, forever kind of immortalized as one of Spurs. I mean, let’s face it, one of Spurs’ best managers of the modern era, as he would be if he wins this competition.
“Then I think that, you know, that would be probably the best thing for everyone. Obviously, it depends who succeeds him. But I could see that being a kind of win for all parties, you know, and would then be a very attractive proposition to maybe go out and get another top job somewhere in Europe.
“And Spurs could perhaps move on to a manager who’s just kind of better suited to, you know, managing full competitions and, you know, keeping them punching in the Premier League. So yeah, I think that would be the best case, but I just don’t know now. I feel less certain that it could be his last season.”
Get rid!!!
Complete laughing stock of this forum. But he thrives off the notion that he sees something the rest of us don’t. That condescending arrogance, remind you of anyone ?
That's fair. Apologies that I misunderstood what you said.
It's just tiresome for fans of the club hearing the same old crap:
- Ropey league
- Second rate comp
- No decent teams involved
- Top 4 teams wouldn't care about this
All these comments I've read from supposed Spurs fans trying to belittle the achievement of potentially winning our first European trophy in 42 years.
I guarantee if we were sitting 2nd in the league everyone would be frothing over the potential of winning this comp. But because there's an anti-Ange sentiment the achievement is beaten down.
I'm with you on Ange. Well I mean I think he should go. But it's difficult to label the man who (hopefully) wins us that trophy we've been craving, a disgrace.
Out of his depth....yes, naive.....yes. but it's not like he's deliberately tried to sabotage the club, if anything he's defended it to the hilt. If only he was tactically more astute, and had a better coaching team.
Surely one game doesn’t define his time at spurs. His overall records is appalling. The numbers just weight too heavily against keeping him.
Also what manager keeps bigging up beating teams like bodo to make out he is some sort of great. We have spent more under Ange than bodo will spend in a 100 years. It’s not like some massive underdog achievement.
Why does it tske seasons. Potter took over from the very pragmatic Hughton and coPolitely changed their style with virtually the same players. He intake two seasons. Same with a host of other managers. Now you’re saying his philosophy could take multiple seasons to implement. Joke!