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He was a twat.
My perspective matters not once you accept the bigger picture....... He was constantly being banned and in the end Admin understandably had enough of the shit he constantly brought to the table.
He was/is an absolute scumbag....... A horrible individual on virtually every perceivable level.
You clearly lack insight on the individual and their posting/behaviour.
A few 'edge-lord'-types thought he was funny, but that's about it.... It figures that you enjoyed his presence given a lot of the hateful and toxic traits you yourself display or condone.
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Dejan Kulusevski’s on Tottenham set-piece coach Gianni Vio: ‘He has to get a payrise for sure!’
Tottenham Hotspur forwards Dejan Kulusevski and Harry Kane have heaped praise on set-piece coach Gianni Vio, after the north London side scored their third such goal in as many games on Saturday.
Kulusevski joked that Vio “has to get a payrise for sure” after Kane’s header from a corner saw Spurs beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0.
“I just told him three times that we have to give him more money,” the 21-year-old said. “He has to get a payrise for sure! Shoutout to him.
“He’s very important. He makes a difference, like you can see. At the end of the day, we won on a set piece today so we have to keep working on that. It’s not the funnest thing in the world but it makes results.
“It helps a lot. Three games, three goals (from set pieces) I think, so we have to keep listening to him and do what he says.”
Spurs appointed Vio to Antonio Conte’s backroom staff over the summer, with the Italian previously having worked under Roberto Mancini in the Italy national team set-up.
And that appointment has paid dividends, with Kane equalising late from a corner last weekend against Chelsea and Eric Dier scoring from one in the opening day win over Southampton.
Spurs scored just eight set-piece goals last season in the Premier League, with only Manchester United, Norwich City and Watford scoring fewer.
But their three in three so far this campaign has them top of the set-piece scoring charts, level with Woolwich.
“We’ve been working on them in training,” Kane said after the Wolves. “We see it as a real opportunity to break the deadlock in games.
“We know how important set-pieces can be in tight games especially.
“We have Gianni (Vio) helping us, for sure the gaffer is involved, all the staff are involved as well. So far so good, but we’ve got to keep it going.”
Spurs failed to score from a corner until December last season, finally ending their drought against Brentford on December 2. The appointment of Conte as head coach after Nuno Espirito Santo’s departure helped turn those fortunes around.
Tottenham are next in action on Saturday, when they host Nottingham Forest.
This is worth a read if you've an account. Lots of detail in there about how our scouting will move going forward. No idea what we were up to in the past with Hitchen, this article makes it sound unbelievably archaic.
theathletic.com
How Tottenham went from 'the Daniel show' to a modernised recruitment operation
Daniel Levy still has a key role in some major decisions at Tottenham Hotspur, but the club has modernised their recruitment operation
theathletic.com
they have to replace lloris kane and son in the next years
won't be easy
Lloris probably next summer, but Kane has never relied on speed and could easily reinvent himself as a deep lying midfielder spraying passes forward to play into his early/mid 30's. Son might be 2 or 3 years time - signed a new contract recently and is still very fit
More likely next summer will be a Moura replacement, CB's and maybe buying in prospects to loan out etc.
This is worth a read if you've an account. Lots of detail in there about how our scouting will move going forward. No idea what we were up to in the past with Hitchen, this article makes it sound unbelievably archaic.
How Tottenham went from 'the Daniel show' to a modernised recruitment operation
Daniel Levy still has a key role in some major decisions at Tottenham Hotspur, but the club has modernised their recruitment operation
Can you paste bin the content please.
I don't see a need for Lloris to go anywhere.
Go here and paste it's url to the front of the Athletic url...
Or just paste the Athletic page's url into the box.
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Already 35, and more to the point starting to be a little less reliable than say 5 years ago.
I think we will be watching and possibly buying a GK who might be no 2 GK initially as successor to Lloris, or if Lloris has a poor season possibly no 1, but only if e get a top GK.
Probably the most difficult position to buy for, slightly easier if brought in initially as no 2.
There's no question we need to be replacing him, but Hugo has been in the form of his career for us the last two years or so.
It’s a good read with some insight behind the scenes - hopefully our recruitment really picks up (and academy too)This is worth a read if you've an account. Lots of detail in there about how our scouting will move going forward. No idea what we were up to in the past with Hitchen, this article makes it sound unbelievably archaic.
How Tottenham went from 'the Daniel show' to a modernised recruitment operation
Daniel Levy still has a key role in some major decisions at Tottenham Hotspur, but the club has modernised their recruitment operation
(Ps. Reader view is your friend with Athletic articles
)It’s a good read with some insight behind the scenes - hopefully our recruitment really picks up (and academy too)
(Ps. Reader view is your friend with Athletic articles
Seems to be with the majority of websites now. Definitely the news ones.
Yeah, didn't think I could do it on a PC until about 2 minutes ago...It’s a good read with some insight behind the scenes - hopefully our recruitment really picks up (and academy too)
(Ps. Reader view is your friend with Athletic articles