Not with this set of players.....it cannot be a coincidence that the 3 previous managers have struggled with this lot
-
The Fighting Cock is a forum for fans of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Here you can discuss Spurs latest matches, our squad, tactics and any transfer news surrounding the club. Registration gives you access to all our forums (including 'Off Topic' discussion) and removes most of the adverts (you can remove them all via an account upgrade). You're here now, you might as well...
Management Roberto De Zerbi
- Thread starter The Fighting Cock
- Start date
Latest Spurs videos from Sky Sports
Not with this set of players.....it cannot be a coincidence that the 3 previous managers have struggled with this lot
View: https://x.com/NDXSH_/status/2043337287384092829
This was said in the Sunderland match, others said he was hiding in that match as well.
Who was he referring to, who is feeling sorry for themselves.....the players, staff, fans?
Players for me
He has something about him, i'll give him that, he talks the talk , I get the feeling players would go to war for him, I still feel we got him a bit late, however whatever happens this season, as a club we need to back this guy 100% in the Summer, if we do go down lets flex our financial muscle, go big for players who would not only help us get straight back up but could be useful in the PL.
He has backbone. It's quite the contrast to Frank, Vinai and Lange who are jellyfish in comparison.
All wishful thinking, my man.
When's the last time we backed a manager 100%? How often that happened them past 25 years eh? And even if there was a will from the hierarchy and money available, you trust Vinnie & Lange to do the business?
Berta will be gone, you'll get Scotty Parker and like it. Same with Karl Darlow, Seamus Coleman, Ward-Prowse and Joel Piroe.
I agree and, I'm looking forward to next season under him but, it's going to be a long road back I'm afraid.
I read some comments this week from poch and hoddle talking about the club.
Both alluded to, the club not taking the next step.
We spend money but not on people who will make a difference.
It's going to be an all too familiar tale from Enic despite, the club being probably in the championship.
Even if they do stay up, it won't be any significant outlay to change the course of things.
I kinda liked what he said today ..
Shame he dug out Michael Bridge at the Press Conference, seeing as he IS a Spurs fan after all, AND that prick Ian Abraham (The Moose) was sitting there, smugly asking the next question!!
Anyway, I kinda get the "don't feel sorry for ourselves" mantra.... and that's all well and good AS LONG AS we stay up...
Otherwise there WILL be a lot of crying!
Shame he dug out Michael Bridge at the Press Conference, seeing as he IS a Spurs fan after all, AND that prick Ian Abraham (The Moose) was sitting there, smugly asking the next question!!
Anyway, I kinda get the "don't feel sorry for ourselves" mantra.... and that's all well and good AS LONG AS we stay up...
Otherwise there WILL be a lot of crying!
All I suspect. Fucking loads of absolutely fannies on Twitter for example. No idea how some of them get up in the morning.
If he stays he will fall out with them PDQ. He’ll grow very tired of them and they’ll see him off.
he's battling the pity party at the club, the weak mentality.
I'm here for it.
www.bbc.com
I'm here for it.
Tottenham: Roberto de Zerbi wants Spurs to 'silence voice inside of us' in Premier League relegation fight
Manager Roberto de Zerbi urges Tottenham to "silence the voice inside of us" as the club battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League.
www.bbc.com
Tottenham boss De Zerbi has now added Enrico Venturelli, one of his trusted previous staff members, to his coaching staff ahead of the final weeks of the season.
Venturelli worked with De Zerbi at his three previous clubs, Marseille, Shakhtar Donetsk and Brighton, as one of his first team coaches.
The 45-year-old has plenty of experience, even working with FIFA and UEFA in football, while also working on the Olympic Games.
It's an incredibly important few weeks for Tottenham, and the players will need all the help they can get in the background.
www.givemesport.com
Venturelli worked with De Zerbi at his three previous clubs, Marseille, Shakhtar Donetsk and Brighton, as one of his first team coaches.
The 45-year-old has plenty of experience, even working with FIFA and UEFA in football, while also working on the Olympic Games.
It's an incredibly important few weeks for Tottenham, and the players will need all the help they can get in the background.
De Zerbi Adds to Tottenham Coaching Staff as 45-Year-Old Appointed
He's just been handed a work permit.
www.givemesport.com
I'm all for the idea and delivery of what seem like the right words. Even Frank for a short period, in his weird way of talking and Tudor offered words of promise, but the only thing that matters is what we see on the pitch.
I am not interested in soundbites.
I am not interested in soundbites.
If it is the players then it's over, we are down......DeZerbi can smell the fear in the dressing room
Tottenham boss De Zerbi has now added Enrico Venturelli, one of his trusted previous staff members, to his coaching staff ahead of the final weeks of the season.
Venturelli worked with De Zerbi at his three previous clubs, Marseille, Shakhtar Donetsk and Brighton, as one of his first team coaches.
The 45-year-old has plenty of experience, even working with FIFA and UEFA in football, while also working on the Olympic Games.
It's an incredibly important few weeks for Tottenham, and the players will need all the help they can get in the background.
De Zerbi Adds to Tottenham Coaching Staff as 45-Year-Old Appointed
He's just been handed a work permit.
Certainly another important development but just cannot shake the feeling it's all way, way too late. Nothing we can do now but hope for a near miracle, and that if we do go down, RDZ and his team are motivated to stay by the challenge of guiding Spurs back up.
Last edited:
De zerbi is quality. Slowly engraining his quality into us. Behaving like big club manager.
It is a positive move and yes, it's all too late for this season.
Let's hope the team storms the championship.