why does everyone think its always starting again'? what has this fat cunt done? what work is there to undo? a competent football person comes in and makes a huge difference straight away, its not going to be some long miserable journey.
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Manager Ange Postecoglou
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I think it's probably time for him to go - tbh, it's been that since the end of last season but I'm assuming there's no-one lined up or in mind (although there should be). It will just be to stop yet another manager payout - probably similar results to what Mason would manage so may as well keep him at the moment. I think that we'll know how much of a 'dead-man-walking' he is by January activity. If we take cheap loans or buy and loan back, then he's definitely gone; if we do little or no business, he's gone; if we get one or two reasonable squad players, then he's still got Levy's backing.
Having said that, I also wouldn't be surprised if he's sacked before the New Year as he can't even say: 'now you're ahead, hold the ball for a bit'.
FFS.
COYS.
I think it's probably time for him to go - tbh, it's been that since the end of last season but I'm assuming there's no-one lined up or in mind (although there should be). It will just be to stop yet another manager payout - probably similar results to what Mason would manage so may as well keep him at the moment. I think that we'll know how much of a 'dead-man-walking' he is by January activity. If we take cheap loans or buy and loan back, then he's definitely gone; if we do little or no business, he's gone; if we get one or two reasonable squad players, then he's still got Levy's backing.
Having said that, I also wouldn't be surprised if he's sacked before the New Year as he can't even say: 'now you're ahead, hold the ball for a bit'.
FFS.
COYS.
I don't know who it would be, but both Redknapp and BMJ took over squads and improved them just by getting them to run around a bit more...
thats the hilarious thing. has a manager ever done this bad and left the squad in absolute pieces on his way out too? its fucking comical how bad this buffoon is
There was a report last night/yesterday by Sami Mokbel that said that he has up until the CC semi final first leg at the latest to turn things around.
I've always found it really frustrating that he can clearly allow some decent attacking football but, once we're ahead, doesn't seem interested in just slowing it all down. I think Ange should coach first half and then Conte flown in for the 2nd half.
He can complain about injuries but the situation with hamstrings is a freakshow and it’s down to him. He said that these types of injuries are “expected” because of his methods but I’ve never seen anything like this in the history of football.
I’d sack him just to stop the injuries, the man is jeopardising the careers of these players. Son, Odobert, VDV, Romero, Udogie, Davies, Richarlison. That’s 7 players who have had a hamstring injury and all of them got re-injured within days of returning to action with 6 of them being a hamstring AGAIN.
We had horrendous issues with hamstrings last season too, he obviously doesn’t understand how to adapt his methods to suit the intensity level of the PL.
I’d sack him just to stop the injuries, the man is jeopardising the careers of these players. Son, Odobert, VDV, Romero, Udogie, Davies, Richarlison. That’s 7 players who have had a hamstring injury and all of them got re-injured within days of returning to action with 6 of them being a hamstring AGAIN.
We had horrendous issues with hamstrings last season too, he obviously doesn’t understand how to adapt his methods to suit the intensity level of the PL.
Let us hope this is the case.
And I’d personally take both back in a heartbeat.
He has to go as the rot is set so deep now, but I just have sympathy for whoever is next.
if he gets sacked i want the record to show that he didn't get to execute his plan properly with a normal amount of luck
both seasons had been derailed by injury
the ange in the alternate universe 8304B, the one where the chelsea game went to plan last year and ended 3-1, well that ange's tottenham rides the wave for longer, mounts a semi serious title challenge and finishes a closer 3rd
that ange would have been backed stronger with champions league power
both seasons had been derailed by injury
the ange in the alternate universe 8304B, the one where the chelsea game went to plan last year and ended 3-1, well that ange's tottenham rides the wave for longer, mounts a semi serious title challenge and finishes a closer 3rd
that ange would have been backed stronger with champions league power
Completely agree. Its his own doing. Only Levy cant see this.
Thats interesting cos last season we scored a bucket load in the last 15 minutes of games, especially at home.
Fuck me Nuno’s 2nd
Nah, he will buy some players...players we don't need...
The truth is, the argument that the squad and injury crisis make this a near-impossible job for anyone coming in does hold some weight.
But the real concern is that even when the injured players return, Ange’s style of play seems almost tailor-made to send them straight back to the treatment room—and I fully expect that’s exactly what would happen.
This is one of those situations where any replacement for Ange would need some grace, as hitting the ground running feels unlikely in these circumstances. Honestly, who’d even want the job right now?
That said, with January around the corner, perhaps the promise of reinforcements could tempt someone to take on the challenge—assuming, of course, the club actually delivers on those promises, which I think they will because it’s all looking very desperate right now.
But the real concern is that even when the injured players return, Ange’s style of play seems almost tailor-made to send them straight back to the treatment room—and I fully expect that’s exactly what would happen.
This is one of those situations where any replacement for Ange would need some grace, as hitting the ground running feels unlikely in these circumstances. Honestly, who’d even want the job right now?
That said, with January around the corner, perhaps the promise of reinforcements could tempt someone to take on the challenge—assuming, of course, the club actually delivers on those promises, which I think they will because it’s all looking very desperate right now.
