'No respect' for Tottenham as a club - Mourinho

[Gassin's finest]

Well no - he complained about the ban, but all he said was:



He never criticised the referee or reveal what was said, just defended himself and complained about the ban - that is a different thing to me. That isn't 'speaking out'.

No I meant the fixtures issue.

 

[Metalhead]

I think most of it is a reaction to the ‘banter’ from rival fans...

I had a barrage of messages from goon mates saying “even your manager says you’re a small time club”

The small time club that keeps finishing above them.

 

[TorontoYid]

Spurs are a long way (and a few trophies) yet from getting "Fergie Time" added to any game where they are loosing.

 

[Everlasting Seconds]

Mourinho, one who's been on both sides of the table, essentially confirms what this community has moaned about for over a decade, but when he says it that's somehow a negative.

 

[aliyid]

You need better mates.

So very very true, downside of growing up in Kent. All Arsenal & Liverpool fans

 

[Metalhead]

So very very true, downside of growing up in Kent. All Arsenal & Liverpool fans

I would have thought it would have been mostly Chelsea.

 

[aliyid]

I would have thought it would have been mostly Chelsea.

Prob showing my age as was born in ‘81 so when you’re getting into football around 6-8yrs old Chelsea were still in (old school) 2nd division so nobody supported them.

Would say the split is probably:
40% Liverpool,
30% Arsenal,
20% Spurs,
10% Utd.

 

[sausage]

Prob showing my age as was born in ‘81 so when you’re getting into football around 6-8yrs old Chelsea were still in (old school) 2nd division so nobody supported them.

Would say the split is probably:
40% Liverpool,
30% Arsenal,
20% Spurs,
10% Utd.

There was a lad in my school where between years 3-6 he supported different clubs. He had Man Utd, Blackburn and Newcastle kits over that period

Quintessential glory supporting at its finest. Well, except for Newcastle. Nearly glory.


It'd be interesting to see how many kids commit to the first team they support.

 

[Metalhead]

Prob showing my age as was born in ‘81 so when you’re getting into football around 6-8yrs old Chelsea were still in (old school) 2nd division so nobody supported them.

Would say the split is probably:
40% Liverpool,
30% Arsenal,
20% Spurs,
10% Utd.

That’s a fair point. I was 7 then and actually I do remember all my mates at school saying that I should get a Liverpool top as they were the best team. Now we’ve come full circle and I’m seeing kids wearing them again.

 

[Metalhead]

There was a lad in my school where between years 3-6 he supported different clubs. He had Man Utd, Blackburn and Newcastle kits over that period

Quintessential glory supporting at its finest. Well, except for Newcastle. Nearly glory.


It'd be interesting to see how many kids commit to the first team they support.

I see lots of kids these days in Barcelona tops but that’s because all their mates are wearing them so it perpetuates itself. No different in my day but with British teams instead of international ones.

 

[OnTheUp]

Every club does that. It's marketing.

Too much marketing is over-exposure. Why do you think Jose is refusing to answer questions about the Amazon documentary now? Why did Poch not want to do it? Why have players been complaining about it?

It's clearly had an effect on the team and that's why it's now having to be re-built.

 

[Shadydan]

Too much marketing is over-exposure. Why do you think Jose is refusing to answer questions about the Amazon documentary now? Why did Poch not want to do it? Why have players been complaining about it?

It's clearly had an effect on the team and that's why it's now having to be re-built.

What?

 

[OnTheUp]

What?

...you 'eard