A syphalitic donkey with gingervitis and a limp would improve the situation rather than dingo wucker the Australian bluffer
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Manager Ange Postecoglou
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Nope. Because the problem is not just now.
The problem comes from the hideous form seen In the second half of last season.
To which the reaction was to buy one ONE senior professional.
To then start the season badly with 1 win in four and a squad of outfield players that was under 20. To which the window closed and no additional “help” came in. He never had any intention of playing Regulion. But there he was in the squad. We were told that the likes of Lankshere and come January, the South Korean lad would be in and around the squad, contributing, funny how that worked out.
And then we see the FULLY FIT ( near as dam it ) squad shit the bed @ Palace. Humiliate itself against an average Brighton and then hand Ipswich their first top flight away match since when ?
It was only AFTER these rancid defeats that these injuries bit.
A generational crisis with a game every 3 days in January saw them go 30 + day without an additional outfield player.
Nothing about this situation is forgivable and his bleating about injuries is an excuse for right now, it’s not an excuse for the mess since December 2023.
He can go get fucked. And so can Levy.
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He is saying that the players are out on their feet?
Quite obvious that the second half we were a lot better when those same players should have been more fatigued?
That was due to a change in tactics not tired players.
He's hiding behind his ineptness.
I get all of those frustrations my friend, I do. They're good points and absolutely valid. Which is why you should level them completely at Levy and the board as Ange is not to blame for 90% of those things.
I'm sure he has his part to play as many would, but we've seen those issues before.
Haven't we?
It's going to be really difficult for Spurs to convince themselves to fire Postecoglou, so they probably won't. To their credit, this time they came together around a manager and a philosophy and embraced a vision for how to go forward. If you had talked to Levy or Munn or Lange at the start of the season and said this is where Spurs will be in February they wouldn't have believed it possible. One of the biggest problems is how, as an organization, to accept that you got the wrong manager. I imagine they still believe in Postecoglou on some level, if only because he's a brilliant salesman. And there's the fear of missing out. If they fire him they will never know if he might not have been a year away from getting all right. Plus, firing Postecoglou would be like cancelling a Taylor Swift concert. The Swifties would come for you, and if you let "Big Ange" go you will face the wrath of the Ange following. I think unless there's clear understanding that the players have quit on him they will bring Postecoglou back for next season. I don't like it, it isn't what I would do, but I think that's the reality.
A lot of the defenders from some of the fanbase and members of the press have been arguing with people who don't exist..
There have been arguments like "Do you really expect that Spurs should be challenging for the title with these injuries?"... No, no one did. But we expected to be very comfortable and clear of relegation (which don't get it twisted, with the shambles of the last two performances, is still on the table)
On Thursday there was a lot of "DId you really expect us to go and beat Liverpool with our injuries".. And of course no one did expect us to go and beat Liverpool.. What we expected was that we'd make Liverpool break sweat in a semi final and not give them their easiest game of the season..
They're dishonest. It's this portrayal of Spurs fans as somehow unreasonable or demanding. When in fact the supporters, especially those who travel home and away have had the patience of saints.
There have been arguments like "Do you really expect that Spurs should be challenging for the title with these injuries?"... No, no one did. But we expected to be very comfortable and clear of relegation (which don't get it twisted, with the shambles of the last two performances, is still on the table)
On Thursday there was a lot of "DId you really expect us to go and beat Liverpool with our injuries".. And of course no one did expect us to go and beat Liverpool.. What we expected was that we'd make Liverpool break sweat in a semi final and not give them their easiest game of the season..
They're dishonest. It's this portrayal of Spurs fans as somehow unreasonable or demanding. When in fact the supporters, especially those who travel home and away have had the patience of saints.
Spurs boss Postecoglou suggests there's an 'agenda' to get him SACKED
Postecoglou is also under severe pressure but launched a passionate defence of his players, claiming every club would struggle as Spurs have done with 12 first-teamers missing.
Defiant Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou suggests there's an 'agenda' to get him SACKED as he rallies against critics after FA Cup defeat by Aston Villa
- Ange Postecoglou launched a passionate defence of his Tottenham players
- Postecoglou is under increasing pressure following his side's FA Cup exit
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Published: 21:45 GMT, 9 February 2025
Under-fire Ange Postecoglou hinted at an ‘agenda’ to have him sacked as Tottenham boss after his side were knocked out of a second cup competition inside four days.
Ange has said himself he was a driver behind recruiting so young this summer and now again in January.
He has probably done us an incredible favour 2-3 years down the line as long as we don't find a way to fuck this up with some of this talent we have now but if it costs him his job then that was the gamble he took.
I do like his passion there tbf.
Well he'll get his chance to prove if his point is correct in the next round of Europa. And no more mid week games till March
The way I see everyone should be fit for that game except radu. And the level of teams left in that competition, isn't the strongest
What are you smoking
is that league?
I’m having second thoughts about the statue
He's not done that out of choice. It's been done our of necessity.
The lack of investment and lack of vision at this club has cost us dear.
Best assets gone, other left to join other clubs willing to pay or play them.
4 weeks till we play in Europa again.
As you say that would give a new guy (not mason) time to get some ideas across and/or at least give ange his full squad of players back
No more excuses
lack of investment??? what?
That's when we can truly judge him / the situation. Like Jose / Poch / Conte said before - we do not have the depth to be in all these competitions.
We just need players back now.
In comparison to our revenue and wages paid? Especially compared to relative expectations - Absolutely. Would you not agree?
The squad he had to work with was nowhere close to our current squad.
