The football world has woke up and levys shenanigans and time are up.
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I get that people are trying to laugh at the entire situation. But guys like Bankrupt also do just as much damage since there are people that see his tweet and think that it is legit.
You'd have to be a special kind of stupid to think that's actually a legitimate quote
unfortunately Levy will die before he quits so not sure were that's going to leave tottenham if our real targets (nagelsmann, poch) say i can't work with the cunt either.
Amorim is quoted of saying “ Having issues with levy “ . He clearly is affecting managers decisions on joining the club
We’re a football club but make headlines for all the wrong reasons of late.
A scenario that could play out if the club doesn't get it's act together.
True as many of us are laughing at the situation which is farcical.
The only way, that this noise gets shutdown, is if the club gets itself together.
We are a laughing stock as usual, and so everyone is running with any story it can.
How, when would he have crossed him? I’m all for sticking the boot in on levy but it just seems unlikely in the extreme. We’ve seen in the last 24 hours Richarlison having to come out to rubbish things that were said about him by a journalist (rashford too earlier in the week). Honestly, I’m surprised people still believe anything they write. As much salt should be applied to lots of journalists as it is to the SC bullshit merchants.
Massive gamble but the style of football is perfect, would actually fit ‘’to dare is to do’’. Plays a slightly more direct version of Pepball, smashing the championship, only thing is like Pep he won’t back down on his principles, went to City and tried to impose the shit Burnley team on City and lost 6-0 rather than park the bus and lose 3-0 instead.
Yeah i think Kompany might work. A gamble but arent they all. Must admit gone off the idea of Naglesmann a bit. Think he might be a bit odd and again couldnt see him being here very long. Also would he be another one that thought he was doing us a bit of a favour? I want someone that really wants the job and wants to be here for a few years.
The Amorim bit was funny because it painted Levy as "aggressive" and having a temper.
Danny boy has a lot of flaws. But it feels like we would have seen that explosive temper at some point if that was the case.
I'd say even that is now very much up for debate
Well no, it's not up for debate. Just because the stadium is, rightly, used for multiple purposes, doesn't mean we're not a football club (albeit a banter club at this moment in time).
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One thing I'll say, there's no point in getting frustrated now. We've drawn our line in the sand. Its Stellini and Mason until the end of the season. What you read between now and then is going to be mostly fiction and guesswork. People aren't turning down job offers, they're responding to questions from fucktard reporters. I would expect any manager with a brain to reapond with something along the lines of "I have a contract with my club" and not a lot else.
Also, the more obscure the name the less likely we're going after them so it's irrelevant.
There will be dozens of reports and most will be BS.
Fine with Kompany if it's a long contract and they don't fire him after a rough season.
If you want a coach with a process instead of the last 2 chequebook drill sergeants, then you have to stick with it whilst they do some coaching.
It wouldn’t be the first time , managers , directors etc have been less than praising of levy . Perhaps friction during the Porro transfer , of course it went incredibly smoothly & was done in record time but you never know
The quote is from a pre match presser with Portuguese journalists . I’m sure it’s not too difficult, bar understanding Portuguese, to find
What if it's late November and we're bottom of the league?
Obviously context to it. If there are signs of coaching and adaptation going on then stick with it even then. If it's total carnage and nobody has a clue what they are doing then VK is clearly not up to it.
The situation I'm talking about is more like finishing 8/9th but still showing some positive signs.
I don't think any coach worth having should have us outside the top 6. We're a fucking mess, but we're still at least a top 6 side. I expect any coach joining will be told that is the bare minimum expectation.
Obviously context to it. If there are signs of coaching and adaptation going on then stick with it even then. If it's total carnage and nobody has a clue what they are doing then VK is clearly not up to it.
The situation I'm talking about is more like finishing 8/9th but still showing some positive signs.
not sure about that, certainly not next season. Chelsea and Liverpool will have finished their rebuilds, Newcastle will be spending hard and Brighton will continue to grow probably.
Woolwich
Liverpool
Newcastle
Man United
Man City
Brighton
Chelsea
All of these could have better teams than us next season and in the case of Brighton simply be much better run. We could also lose Kane the best striker in the league, I would expect us to remain top 8-10 though.
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