Yup not sure I’ve ever felt like this before about Spurs. In a weird way I’m actually more buzzed than peak pochettino. Feels like with the Stadium Paratici Conte we are on the verge of something really exciting. If this all ends tits up I’m gonna be destroyed ?
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Yup not sure I’ve ever felt like this before about Spurs. In a weird way I’m actually more buzzed than peak pochettino. Feels like with the Stadium Paratici Conte we are on the verge of something really exciting. If this all ends tits up I’m gonna be destroyed ?
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Daniel... My number one demand is that you call my wife and tell her you dont have space for her... I need a break ?
I mentioned before, that I think we will see a fair few players who didnt play during the internationals so like Ndombele, Dier, Winks, Dele perhaps - just think theyre obviously much more rested, well versed in how Conte wants to play and above all fitter I suspect
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He's replaced his wife with Ryan Mason! ?
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A little more about his newly appointed Goal Keeping Coach.
Makes for rather pleasant reading.
Makes for rather pleasant reading.
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CoopsieDeadpool
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Well Szczęsny's comment doesn't count as it was only Arsenal
Bloody funny though. Talk about a slap in the face for old Bob Wilson. ?
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There's only one way the latter can happen, and it won't be due to the exciting developments on the managerial and backroom staff side of things. We give these guys decent playing staff to work with and it can only turn out well. There's only one way it can go tits up and if that happens, then there's no way forward. You can't do better managerially and backroom staff than what we're doing now.
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longtimespur
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He was a good keeper if not a coachBloody funny though. Talk about a slap in the face for old Bob Wilson. ?
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It's pretty damning as far as Arsenal are concerned more than anything else.Well Szczęsny's comment doesn't count as it was only Arsenal
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Another one who retired just before I was born (74. retired young though. Only 32 apparently). But I've always been told he was a quality 'keeper.
To be honest, I'm surprised by the Szczęsny quote. As I always thought Wilson was actually a pretty well respected coach?
Still a filthy Goon though.
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He formed the Willow Foundation which I can personally attest does amazing work, incredible effort to create and sustain an amazing charity so I am a big fan regardless of my football loyalties.
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That's the trouble with you youngsters...................................... no memories of out best times.
I'm sad for you but hopeful things are on the up with Conte and Paratici I'm feeling a lot better about us than I have for 30+ years. BIG?
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We have an overload of youth GK's starting with Alfie Whiteman, Brandon Austin, Thimothee Lo-Tutala, Kacper Kurylowicz, Josh Oluwayemi, Isak Solberg , Adam Hayton, Aaron Maguire and Luca Gunter. Would love to see at least one of them make it through to the 1st team and hopefully Savorani can be the catalyst for that to happen.
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Can't argue with that @Trix Always pleased to see them taken down a peg.
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I got to know Bob and Megs while their daughter was battling cancer. I was one of the earliest volunteer helpers for the Willow Foundation charity because of that. I did everything from helping at golf days with the celebs, to working at the annual ball and smaller events, to counting (filthy) money after the 'Folk at the Oak' event they put on, and sending out mail outs. It's a fantastic charity and I have seen many videos of real life stories about the recipients of special days, that have brought tears to my eyes. I don't do anything now though apart from supporting them.
Now my husband is involved in an advisory capacity, which shows how highly we regard Bob and Megs, who are lovely, friendly people, and The Willow Foundation.
Willow – We create precious memories in the toughest times.
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Get ready!
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I thought Ramos was his ?
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