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Some sort of sarcasm or irony?No, if Ange went in the summer, new manager would have Romero money to spend. Prolly more than the 85 mill POUNDS Bayern paid for Kane.
Some sort of sarcasm or irony?No, if Ange went in the summer, new manager would have Romero money to spend. Prolly more than the 85 mill POUNDS Bayern paid for Kane.
Ange out. Levy and Enic out.Ange in. Levy and ENIC out.
Ange out. Levy and Enic out.
All true, but the reason we were capable of attracting a manager like Conte in the first place was Harry Kane. Without him, we wouldn’t have had a hope. If Ange goes, this is the first time since Poch that we’ll have had to attract a manager without the carrot of either Kane or the proceeds of a Kane sale to play with.
Absolutely. Conte was gone anyway. He just decided to vent on the way out.Not what happened at all. Conte intentionally engineered his own departure. He wasn’t happy with our transfer business in summer 2022 and downed tools. He knew that Levy would have no choice but to sack him after th statements he made in that press conference.
Genuinely amazed that people still don’t understand what happened there.
Levy obviously massively underdelivered and I can understand why Conte was angry about it, but the idea that Conte got sacked for speaking truth to power is an absolute crock.
(Carlo. ‘Christ stopped at Tottenham’)What’s the ‘Levi’ thing?
Not what happened at all. Conte intentionally engineered his own departure. He wasn’t happy with our transfer business in summer 2022 and downed tools. He knew that Levy would have no choice but to sack him after th statements he made in that press conference.
Genuinely amazed that people still don’t understand what happened there.
Levy obviously massively underdelivered and I can understand why Conte was angry about it, but the idea that Conte got sacked for speaking truth to power is an absolute crock.
If he isn't going to be given the players he needs for his system I agree.Then it's best he goes.
Love itCambridge Spur out.
Why does he? Howe has been held up as a paragon of that approach but they're hardly improving beyond all recognition. Ange has a process he trusts, he understands how that will look, I'd be pissed off if he took a pragmatic approach because that doesn't produce top squads. This period exposed the fault lines, the positions where we're exposed.For the record, I don’t want him sacked. But he is not helping himself. There is a lot of things we cannot discuss or disclose. I’m fed up of rinse and repeat. I want to see us win against all odds tomorrow. But Ange definitely has to tweak and change, be pragmatic when needed, then there is a chance. But will he?
You are beginning to think????If he isn't going to be given the players he needs for his system I agree.
If that is the case the question has to be asked why once again Levy has hired a manager whose vision he doesn't back.
I'm seriously beginning to think Levy is happy. having a manager who keeps us around the chasing pack. The money keeps coming in and the fans are quiet.
The moment fans start showing any unrest towards Levy he sacks the fall guy and gets a new manager to repeat the cycle.
He doesn't back the managers and hangs them out to dry.
As fans we are playing our part. Every year we expect to compete with our signings of potential against clubs that strengthen with players who are ready to make that instant difference.
So for me, I'm not interested in the false hope of a new manager. They all end the same way.
The old "play boring football and win or play good football and lose" argument. It's not true.from Today's Martin Samuel column in The Times:
Ange's style of football losing appeal
Ange Postecoglou’s style was perfect for Tottenham Hotspur when their fans had almost given up hope of winning a trophy. They had lost Harry Kane but, like every neutral, they loved his football and his personality and he got them high enough up the table to think they could be contenders again. So now his ambitious, attacking football isn’t enough anymore. They’re back to dreaming, hoping – and making demands.
“Maybe when I’m long gone you’ll have had your fill of pragmatism and you’ll all pine for my entertainment,” Postecoglou warned. But that’s only true if his successor doesn’t win anything. If he does, after 16 years and counting without a trophy, style and substance will come a distant second to glory, no matter how miserably it is achieved.
Rare that I agree with this clown, but this is exactly how I feel.
the moment the pressure starts on Levy himself, is when he will sacrifice Ange whether it is likely to help results or not.Bloody hell if it's this bad on here now god knows what it will be like at 6.15 tonight. The choice we have at the moment is Ange, or Ryan Mason/Matt Wells till the end of the season. That's it. Sacking Ange makes no sense at all, even if we continue to lose games.
I do get fed up of this….he didn’t back Poch rubbish. Even Simon Jordan was at it the other day.Yes exactly.
The way he doesn’t take responsibility and blames the Managers is sickening.
When he sacked Poch after not backing. him with freshening up the squad i emotionally checked out. Madness.
No - they are not binary choices (see Pep and Klopps teams), but right now winning a trophy no matter how we do it is one million times more important to me than "good" footballThe old "play boring football and win or play good football and lose" argument. It's not true.
But that’s what I mean. Conte said what he said because he knew he wasn’t going to get the backing from levy and wanted to leave. He left with a devastating final blow which will live on for a long time in the fans memories.Not what happened at all. Conte intentionally engineered his own departure. He wasn’t happy with our transfer business in summer 2022 and downed tools. He knew that Levy would have no choice but to sack him after th statements he made in that press conference.
Genuinely amazed that people still don’t understand what happened there.
Levy obviously massively underdelivered and I can understand why Conte was angry about it, but the idea that Conte got sacked for speaking truth to power is an absolute crock.