Not about not being good enough , from minute one they did not try . It was clearly not the game plan , or flagrant disregard of the game plan . Our front players don’t strike me as revolutionary, so I’m going with the former not the latter
-
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...
Latest Spurs videos from Sky Sports
I’m glad someone else sees it but then you haven’t got an anti Jose agenda like some
And what’s wrong with that? Is he a cult figure now? To be protected at all costs? If Jenas dislikes him, so what.
Why have you got a pro Mourinho agenda? What has he done for us?
What’s the anti Jose agenda cause I’m not following. We’ve lost in a game where we’ve had like what, 2 or 3 shots on target. This has nothing to do with Doherty being skinned by Tierney almost everytime nor anti Jose agenda. It’s what happened in a game where we looked relegation fodder.
He's a BBC pundit and regular mouthpiece about Spurs who doesn't like Mourinho and like a lot of the fan base has been against him since Day 1.
Jermaine '1 good game in 8' Jenas, Spurs legend and valued critic.
Jenas won more silverware for TOTTENHAM than Mourinho. WINNER
Disagree because I really dislike this credentialism. In the real world, a lot of people who are superficially "qualified" to talk about certain things really know very little about those things (indeed, the longer I'm a scientist, the more I distrust scientific literature). And conversely, a lack of formal qualifications doesn't make someone wrong. If we all adhered to your way of looking at this, nobody on here would ever be able to say anything about football: the players/managers/coaches always know better, which makes our opinions worthless.
But to be fair, I did watch that video and less than a minute in, he's already using the phrase "deserved to win" in relation to xG. Fucking yikes. I cringed and immediately stopped watching. That doesn't mean he knows nothing about football, but he doesn't know anything about statistics. Which is fine in and of itself, until you start misusing stats without caring about your ignorance. Oof.
We're not even in a position to "bottle" anything under Mourinho so what is this?
Title race?
CL?
FA Cup?
Lol yep lets point out 2 competitions that we wernt even in to prove our point
El
Lc
Not in those are we?
so the 3rd trophy in england and the 2nd trophy in Europe.Lol yep lets point out 2 competitions that we wernt even in to prove our point
El
Lc
Not in those are we?
PROGRESS!
Just answer the simple question
CL Final - we lost to a 98 point LFC team - not bottled
Semi - Final 17/18 is the most accurate one - was ahead in the game. Man Utd who had the most expensive team of all time finished ahead of us in the league.
League race 16/17. Chelsea got 93 points with no European demands. We scored 86 which is still a points record for us and finished strongly winning 12 out of the last 13. Never in the league lead at any any point . Not bottled.
Semi-Final 16/17. Lost a classic. Chelsea had more firepower off the bench.
League Race - 15/16. Never led the league, We started too slow that season and were never within 5 points. Closest was the NLD home game.
League Cup final 14/15 - Chelsea had a clear talent advantage and so it proved.
----------------------------
Of course it's all terribly unimpressive when compared to losing to Leipzig, Everton, Norwich and having us in our worst league position in 12 years.
Most impressive is losing to Colchester but I digress.
When we were doing well earlier in the season and people were talking about title contention and liverpool game, we underperformed against Palace and went on a poor run.Recently we seem to have rediscovered our form and talks of top 4 were back, we underperform against Dinamo and fail to show up against Woolwich.
But this is not new
Harry Kane: Tottenham need to step up when the pressure is on
There was more evidence of that last week as, when they were in a position to put themselves firmly in the title mix, they lost back-to-back games against Burnley and Chelsea.
“The thing for us now, kind of like this week, when the pressure is on and we need to step up, we need to find a way to get it done,” the England captain said. We haven’t done that in recent years, we haven’t done that this week and that will be the difference. That is the turning point that we need to try and achieve.”
Pochettino said last week that mentality of failing in big games could mean it is another five years before Spurs are putting serious silverware in their trophy cabinet.
Kane hopes it will not take that long, but also accepts his side have some catching up to do.
But feel free to blame everything on Mourinho
Why do you want to know what I think?
About anything!
You’ve been exposed as the wankstain that you are!
We’re all whiny cunts Joe
Remember?
Why are you still here?
Shit, a yellow. What utter whiny cunts make up this forum. PleaseAdmin turn this red, and then shut down my account. I’m actually disgusted by some of the people on here.
Thanks.
He bottled Norwich at home in the cup last season and completely bottled v RB. He’d given up before the tie had started spouting the usual negative vibe.
And this Woolwich team are so great they can out run us, out pressure us and out play us for 70 minutes ? Despite them playing away in Europe a few days before and we played an easy home game?