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But that's a debate for another thread.....
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Mourinho/Allegri - are you are sure that they would be able to work together?
The Mauricio Pochettino thread
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Spurs_Bear
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The one's who still have at least 7 teeth maybe.
So you see people who have a healthy disposable income as the only supporters of the club?
Feel there is a massive difference between what is often described as a quiet and often negative home fan base, and what is usually described as excellent away support. Our away crowd almost always gets described as support not fans.
Spurs_Bear
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And some have only been fans since we signed Clint Dempsey (your words) but act like you've lived through the last 40 years.
**Tongue half in cheek before you wet your pants Trump lover...
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Brilliant post.
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You are not a true fan mate, all true fans live in N17, not bloody MK you big dosser.
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Very good.
I know ?. In my defence Was brought up in Bush Hill Park, grandad used to own the Phoenix on the Tottenham High Road as it was, now LTs, maybe 40 years back
Bet your uncle was the golden cockerel on top of the stadium too?
Nah, but thinking about it, got my timings well out, was probably 60 not 40 years back
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Generally I'm an advocate for patience, but as others have said this isn't a few bad results. This is 9 months of largely poor results and poor performances masked by a Champions League run that I think even the most optimistic fan would describe as having a hint of luck about it.
The worrying thing for me is that it doesn't look like a lot is being tried and the players aren't reacting.
Yes I think some of the players are not helping the situation, but that's something for the manager to deal with.
The mitigating factor is how much you blame Levy for our situation, and we could argue about that for ages I'm sure.
But either way Poch isn't getting the best out of some very good players, and hasn't been for a while. Unless that changes very quickly, I don't see how we improve with Poch in charge.
The worrying thing for me is that it doesn't look like a lot is being tried and the players aren't reacting.
Yes I think some of the players are not helping the situation, but that's something for the manager to deal with.
The mitigating factor is how much you blame Levy for our situation, and we could argue about that for ages I'm sure.
But either way Poch isn't getting the best out of some very good players, and hasn't been for a while. Unless that changes very quickly, I don't see how we improve with Poch in charge.
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The fact he has not gone just sums up Levy ambitions! why sack his puppet.
We need to write this season off as mid table and see what happens in the summer - we go 2 ways - we turn into a midtable side with a big shiny stadium (but he has NFL now, why does he care) or he invests and we push on for top 4 again
either way, Levy is the problem here - he simply does not care, the fact he has not sacked him just cements this
We need to write this season off as mid table and see what happens in the summer - we go 2 ways - we turn into a midtable side with a big shiny stadium (but he has NFL now, why does he care) or he invests and we push on for top 4 again
either way, Levy is the problem here - he simply does not care, the fact he has not sacked him just cements this
Lighty64
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don't get me wrong I'm not exactly looking forward to the next 27 games like I used to. I actually felt physically sick watching that game after 20 minutes yesterday
Shadydan
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In the summer you lot wanted Levy to back Poch, this is exactly what he's doing.
You can't have it both ways.
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In my opinion, everything that happens from here on is on Levy's fault, however, he has backed Poch this year. Lets hope he can find it within himself to do the right thing.
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For those Poch backers who have given him until Christmas to turn things around, or even till the end of season to rebuild the next one calling for the need of Levy to back him with his choice of players, there is also every possible chance Poch may not stay at these two junctures given the opportunity of calling from a big club.
I think we can't deny the fact that Poch will be more tempted than before to leave when doors are opened for him. The risk of him leaving us in a mess halfway (not that it is not messy enough already) is as much as getting a new Manager to replace him at any point of the season now and faced with uncertainty.
Just throwing it out loud. It works both ways.
I think we can't deny the fact that Poch will be more tempted than before to leave when doors are opened for him. The risk of him leaving us in a mess halfway (not that it is not messy enough already) is as much as getting a new Manager to replace him at any point of the season now and faced with uncertainty.
Just throwing it out loud. It works both ways.
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But that's a debate for another thread.....
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Definitely - that doesn't mean that valid criticism isn't warranted though.
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You've heard of Schrödinger's cat, we have Levy's cat.
It doesn't matter if it's alive or dead, it's his fault either way.
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