spursfan77
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Do you eat them all in one sitting?
Spurs Amazon Documentary?
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Do you eat them all in one sitting?
spursfan77
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taidgh
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Agree. Was my experience working with a club here in the US. Manager was always pushing players to play injured and pushing the physios to allow them to play injured.
fishhhandaricecake
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Hopefully and understand why he was frustrated just he fell out with the Chelsea physio woman before and don’t want a repeat of that at spurs as think he’s doing a good job
Sweech
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I think you’d find it hard because I believe at the top level of sports that is very likely the dominant personality. I actually think it often takes that type of personality to get to that level. Where you illogically very rarely blame yourself and only use those things to drive you on to become better.
People like Michael Jordan seem like incredibly unpleasant people to be around because of that trait but it’s arguably what makes them what they are.
ClintEastwould
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Or maybe just maybe all this time Jose has been pretty much just a Portuguese Harry Redknapp lol
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Regarding tactics.
I think you've got to remember that Jose stated numerous times that he didn't have the time to work on a lot of aspects on the training ground as he mostly had 2 or 3 days before another game. It wasn't until some point in January in which he was able to do that but injuries kept getting in the way.
The first time we started seeing real tactical implementation was at the restart. So I imagine that will become more prominent then.
For the first month or so Jose was just tweaking and working on morale - so that's why you saw more 'inspiring' speeches. From December til March he was mostly dealing with players gettong injured and how to rotate, so again nothing too tactical when you are bringing players in from the dark or are severely limited. You can't do a lot so just work on attitude and one system.
I reckon we'll see a little more tactical insight in the final part.
I think you've got to remember that Jose stated numerous times that he didn't have the time to work on a lot of aspects on the training ground as he mostly had 2 or 3 days before another game. It wasn't until some point in January in which he was able to do that but injuries kept getting in the way.
The first time we started seeing real tactical implementation was at the restart. So I imagine that will become more prominent then.
For the first month or so Jose was just tweaking and working on morale - so that's why you saw more 'inspiring' speeches. From December til March he was mostly dealing with players gettong injured and how to rotate, so again nothing too tactical when you are bringing players in from the dark or are severely limited. You can't do a lot so just work on attitude and one system.
I reckon we'll see a little more tactical insight in the final part.
tototoner
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Harry is still very underrated by Tottenham fans, he was a very good manager for us
punkisback
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He was on our radar too! Redknapp sent Sherwood and Ferdinand to Amsterdam to scout him; but they probably turned the event into a lads jolly and didn't do a proper job. apparently too similar to VDV...
How Tottenham's new chief scout Steve Hitchen helped Liverpool to sign Luis Suarez
Hitchen was instrumental in the January 2011 signing of the Uruguayan striker who went on to change football historywww.independent.co.uk
Might help you a little bit about the egg head scout.
nailsy
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Both times the medical guy came over and interrupted Jose while he was doing something else. Maybe his irritation was more to do with that combined with the bad news.
Wheeler Dealer
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What like an Avon Rep?
ClintEastwould
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Of course our best manager after Poch for many years. I just meant in terms of management style. AON makes Jose out to seem as if he’s nothing more than a man manager and motivator.
tototoner
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Yeah know what u mean, I still think this documentary is very sanitised. Cannot see any non Tottenham fans having much interest in it at all
spursgirls
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He looks like he's squeezing a spot. lolI still can't get over the look of inner peace and contentment that Lloris has while some bloke is messing with his arse cheek.
Spurs_Bear
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Correct, the job he did for the first couple of years certainly, and the unfortunate throwaway jokey comment when talking about Pav's winning goal against Liverpool and saying he told him to "run around a bit" through his interpreter, sort of stuck with him and was used as the stick to bash him with whenever things didn't work out. Was the right decision for him to move on though, similar to Poch really.
I feel hopeful though that the man that replaced Poch is a lot more up to the job than the one that replaced H
stov
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No don't be silly. It was part of the international paedophile satanist conspiracy. They spread it through furniture on wayfarer website.So it was spread by Amazon Prime?
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That is, in fairness a large part of what he is. Jose does do tactics, of course but he doesn't tend to do anything complicated, nor does he excessively coach players tactical solutions to every problem. Historically Jose was known for training players by giving them problems but not solutions, allowing players to use their instinct in real game situations, rather than heavily coached attacking play.
I mean it is true that Jose is known for being a very reactive manager who is big on analysing the opposition and making tactical tweeks in response to that. But I think this idea that he is a super tactical manager is exaggerated.
Syn_13
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I knew one of the youth team doctors from Arsenal a few years back when I was working in private healthcare. This was around the time when Wilshere had made it big but was building his bad rep for being injury prone. He told me how the guy will constantly have injury issues because Wenger rushed him through the youth setup and every time he'd start his recovery Wenger would cut it short. Apparently he was notorious for forcing players back early. Happened with Diaby as well.
I wouldn’t get too het up about the lack of tactics shown in the documentary, trust me the players will be doing lots of tactical work - it won’t be shown for the obvious reasons that it would give every other opponent a tactical advantage over us.
