Yeah we weren't winning it anyway.... like Spurs England were just there to make up the numbers.Until Harry missed the England penalty, another disappointing time.
Perhaps Antonio back in the morning will make all the difference!!!
Yeah we weren't winning it anyway.... like Spurs England were just there to make up the numbers.Until Harry missed the England penalty, another disappointing time.
Perhaps Antonio back in the morning will make all the difference!!!
I always kinda imagine deep down Levy's he must be rubbing his hands and grinning with 'these fickle fans wanted a DOF, I'll give them one since he will be charged and banned in a few years anyway. They wanted a serial winner coach? I'll give them two! Comes 3 years later see who's the daddy! Mwahahah' thoughts.It's embarrassing isn't it. For the want of a reset, the last 4 years have been such a waste of time.
If we showed the first half for the entire season with the addition of scoring, we are title challengers. If we showed the 2nd half for the entire season, we will be relegation fodders. Fine margins, but that only goes to show me the team literally has no winners. Nobody is pushing the next player to know they have to keep up the effort and score, because suddenly when we were behind we then started playing, too often this season.We started brightly today and played well in the first half. Wolves didn’t even muster 1 effort on goal in the first half. The defence was solid, midfield in control, we dominated the ball and although still not firing on all cylinders Kane, Son and Kulusevski were to some extent at the races.
Second half, although Wolves had several chances we still defended pretty well. What was unfathomable was why despite our first half dominance we went back into our shell, an approach that has rarely worked out well this season. Like seriously, we were controlling the game but due to some moronic reason we did a Man City away all over again… literally downed tools from a midfield control and offensive perspective.
We finally looked solid at the back only to forget how to attack again. Conte harps on about how we need better defenders but even when they play well we’re still not allowed to play attacking free flowing football. Today’s turnaround from 56% possession and 11-0 on shots in the first half was a new all time low. It’s like Conte’s waiting for the defence to fuck up so we must defend and hope for a lucky counter attack. There’s no way we’re getting top 4 this season with Conte still at the helm. Don’t forget, if the teams below us win their games in hand we’ll be 8th.
Sometimes I really thinking if it's not his ability hindering his future here, but his character/lifestyle. He didn't seem too well-placed in the squad ever since he broke the covid protocol? Like sometimes there could be things BTS that crossed Levy in some ways that players could never make it back into the squad perhaps.There was this myth that reguillon performed poorly under conte, he didnt
He just didn't perform to the level we saw under Mourinho
The reason why we let him go, was because he was never available and always injured
Yeah not sure what happened there.
If it's true we interviewed him and were the ones to turn him down then it's pretty unforgivable. The vast majority of Spurs fans would've been very behind that appointment and he would've fulfilled Levy's promise of attractive football.
Given the options that summer, he was surely by far the best punt (I mean, most of us said it on here at the time).
I’m a levy supporter, but I can’t even defend the decision to pass up on Ten Hag. What’s really weird is Levy has a thing for snatching talent that impresses vs us. (Porro being the most recent case)
That Ajax team were one of the most impressive teams I’ve ever watched, and he would have likely been chicken feed in terms of expense compared to Conte.
Really odd and out of character.
I didn’t use it as a stick to beat him with. He got the appointment of Redknapp right, but my point was he was brought in to dig us out of a mess Levy created and - initially at least - with a different objective from the other appointments. However I didn’t know HR had turned us down previously which changes things.I think that is your Bias coming through. Redknapp turned us down 18 months prior to taking the job but even if he didn't, hiring the right manager for the circumstances is hardly a stick to beat him with.
Also, if I recall correctly, the previous appointment (Ramos) was actually a Comolli hire not a Levy hire.