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I think part of the problem Is that he doesn’t really have a confidante on the touch line who can help him with the decisions and shake him out of this weird inertia. He always seems so isolated.
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I think part of the problem Is that he doesn’t really have a confidante on the touch line who can help him with the decisions and shake him out of this weird inertia. He always seems so isolated.
After the last 20 years, that's a bold claim, what with us winning at least 2 pots a season!!!!Oh really will I?
I will tell you now, this manager will win us nothing. A year in and we are inconsistent and still as weak mentally. We will no doubt play some good football as we did against Utd, but what’s the point if you can’t manage a game when you’re 2-0 up and just watch the team capitulate with you’re hand in your pockets.
Let’s see how long it’ll take to change you’re mind..
That does happen in football where momentum swings and as individuals and as a team you just can't wrestle it back.Really honest interview
“His most disappointing defeat since he’s been here”
“We didn’t compete 2nd half, nothing to do with tactics”
Exactly what the Brighton manager said - they started to compete and won their individual battles…
I think it's a balancing act - it worked in Hungary and didn't today but maybe (grasping at straws quite possibly) it'll be a real moment for at least the younger players.He's brave in that case.
Because the long term he may not get.
I will tell you now, this manager will win us nothing
But Ancelotti changes things up as soon as things start to go awry. Ange doesn't.This "he's just standing there with his hands in his pockets doing nothing!" complaint is the most fucking cleanshirt-grasping-at-straws argument I've ever read. Have you ever seen Carlo Ancelotti? Hardly a jackrabbit, is he?
Need any of our leaders to actually fucking lead, because either by example or by temperament none of them are consistent enough. Maddison and Cuti were great last week when things were going well but when the chips were down tonight they vanished.We need a Roy Keane type player for decades (as much as I disliked him at times) someone who is very vocal and digs in and can get nasty if need be, a leader on the pitch. It really is amazing how Spurs soft touch exists through so many changes of mangers and players.
And our ‘single common denominator chairman’ during that period. Spurs folding in a game, people are acting like this is something new.Hardly a bold prediction. Our last seven permanent managers (including Sherwood) have won us nothing.
That does happen in football where momentum swings and as individuals and as a team you just can't wrestle it back.
Usually subs or a change in tactics to mix it up or experienced heads are needed, we don't have any of those so no surprise sometimes we can't stem the tide at times when it swings against us.
Frustrating for sure but hopefully something we can work on.
we were 3-2 down long before any changes were made?You can’t panic and make changes as soon as the second half has kicked off. Come on.
Ange has changed things multiple times this season. And regardless, their ability as a manager has absolutely nothing to do with their touchline demeanor.But Ancelotti changes things up as soon as things start to go awry. Ange doesn't.
Absolutely, remember Conte's antics on the sideline? ConteCam and all that bollocks?Ange has changed things multiple times this season. And regardless, their ability as a manager has absolutely nothing to do with their touchline demeanor.
But Ancelotti changes things up as soon as things start to go awry. Ange doesn't.
Yes he's changed things multiple times. But imo usually too late.Ange has changed things multiple times this season. And regardless, their ability as a manager has absolutely nothing to do with their touchline demeanor.
He's given us our Tottenham back!The last week just encapsulates Tottenham Hotspur