going into the New Year, with just over a month of Jose Mourinho being the manager. Since he came in for his first match on 23rd November away to West Ham, he has absolutely steadied the ship with the same set of players the previous manager had. Five wins, and just a couple of losses, 15 points out of 21, which in the context of the past eight months prior to him arriving is like title winning form. 16 goals scored, over 2 goals a game, so can hardly call it boring football. OK conceded 10, but that was still less than goals conceded in Pochettino`s last seven Prem games.
So going into the New Year, still with a big chance of making CL football again, when it looked impossible back in early November, through to the knockout stages of the CL, FA Cup to come, so still plenty to play for.
Obviously all is not not perfect, but at least Spurs are beating the teams they really should be beating, I will take that. Two points out of 12 for the previous manager against teams like Newcastle, Sheffield United, Watford and Brighton was simply shocking, and I am sure Mourinho would have trousered at least 10 points from those fixtures if not a maximum return.
I doubt when the transfer market opens in January, Spurs will get the required top quality midfielder general that they so clearly need. If only they could get Eriksen to put pen to paper, then add another top quality player, I think that would solve a lot of the problems. OK the defence also probably needs strengthening, but the main problem is the non existent midfield in most games, which makes it so easy to get at the back four. Dier and Winks will never be anything other than squad players, and for all his effort, probably Sissoko as well.
Our injuries are not helping either, Spurs must have the two biggest sicknotes in the Prem in Lamela and N`dombele, and the stupid suspensions of a lot of our players, who are picking up with absolutely needless yellow cards, Sissoko picked up another one yesterday. Discipline absolute needs to be improved. Son getting sent of three times in a calendar year is nothing short of criminal.
All in all though I am pretty happy at the way things are starting to pan out under Mourinho. Football may not be of the exquisite best that we want to see, but the results are improving, which always has to come first. Get the results, then the performances can be upped.
Another three points at Norwich would be welcome, I am going 3-0, another couple for Harry. COYS.
So where do Spurs stand now
posted on 27/12/19
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Ole drastically improved Man United after Mourinho left and you wouldn't say Ole is comparable to Jose either, would you?
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Well he didn`t really. Mourinho won a domestic cup and a European Trophy, so what has Ole done that is an improvement on that, they are still sitting something like 7th in the table. I don`t really see an improvement.
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He did initially. They went on a long unbeaten run for 20 odd games didn't they? It was a severe upturn in results since Mourinho left, which you can say the same about in our case with Jose replacing Poch, although less severe and it hasn't been as many games yet either. Remains to be seen if Jose can keep this going and improve further.
Long-term Jose is going to have to get us trophies as well as top 4 to justify him being worth replacing Poch for, though I somehow think the appointment wasn't really made with the long-term in mind.
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Sean Dyche got Burnley into Europe, he’s a good manager. But I wasn’t specifically comparing him to Jose, I was just using him as an example that any half decent PL coach could’ve stopped the rot. I’m not interested in short term fixes to try and keep shareholders happy - I’m interested in the long term success of the club. I don’t have anything against Jose I just don’t see him as a great fit, stylistically or legacy wise.
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So who would be these half decent managers you would have preferred over Mourinho. Not like there is loads of managers up for grabs.
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Sorry Sandy but when you were demanding Pochs head you said the exact opposite - that it’s one of the best jobs in world football and we’d be inundated with applications from top coaches. You said that literally dozens of times.
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Well we got one of the best Mourinho. But it is you Ace that is not coming up with any other names. I am happy with Mourinho, you clearly are not. So you need to come up with names mate.
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My choices would have been Nagelsmann or Ten Hag. The sort of money Levy was prepared to offer Jose and his staff could’ve got those two out of their jobs and into Spurs. But he went for the short term option because top 4 is now our priority over long term planning.
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Why would you want complete unproven managers? For what ? Another “project” that takes 5 years to build and we end up pot-less again. I’m obsessed with short term success because I believe the club needs to get the monkey off our backs and all successful teams breed success by winning things, even if it’s just the league cup at the start. Spurs need to win trophies Ace, no matter what spin you try and put on it. Getting top 4 every season isn’t enough, especially for a club of our stature now. It’s time the club started winning stuff and they have picked the best most successful manager to do that. What the hell has the Leipzig manager done? Ridiculous mate. You and others have got a negative opinion on Mourinho from the start, which is fine as it’s your opinion, but you are always going to pick negatives on him just like Sizzle.
posted on 27/12/19
Doesnt matter who the manager is proven or not, our current players dont match the ambitions of fans and the previous manager. Both parties utterly let down by the chairman. Let's see after the summer who the squad is shaped and it we have addressed the right areas with some exciting signings but if this doesnt happen what's the point. Starting still or going backwards again
posted on 27/12/19
I took a bit of hope from the West Ham, Bournemouth and Burnley games, where although it was direct we played some really nice stuff.
However, he is already reverting to type. The Chelsea game was a disgrace. To set out so negatively at home against your nearest rival just sent the message he is not up to speed with the modern game.
I can't see things working out. If he starts playing GLC and Ndombele and gets rid of this no midfield tactic we have a chance.
posted on 27/12/19
Sandy should work for fox news!
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Sean Dyche got Burnley into Europe, he’s a good manager. But I wasn’t specifically comparing him to Jose, I was just using him as an example that any half decent PL coach could’ve stopped the rot. I’m not interested in short term fixes to try and keep shareholders happy - I’m interested in the long term success of the club. I don’t have anything against Jose I just don’t see him as a great fit, stylistically or legacy wise.
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So who would be these half decent managers you would have preferred over Mourinho. Not like there is loads of managers up for grabs.
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Sorry Sandy but when you were demanding Pochs head you said the exact opposite - that it’s one of the best jobs in world football and we’d be inundated with applications from top coaches. You said that literally dozens of times.
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Well we got one of the best Mourinho. But it is you Ace that is not coming up with any other names. I am happy with Mourinho, you clearly are not. So you need to come up with names mate.
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My choices would have been Nagelsmann or Ten Hag. The sort of money Levy was prepared to offer Jose and his staff could’ve got those two out of their jobs and into Spurs. But he went for the short term option because top 4 is now our priority over long term planning.
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Why would you want complete unproven managers? For what ? Another “project” that takes 5 years to build and we end up pot-less again. I’m obsessed with short term success because I believe the club needs to get the monkey off our backs and all successful teams breed success by winning things, even if it’s just the league cup at the start. Spurs need to win trophies Ace, no matter what spin you try and put on it. Getting top 4 every season isn’t enough, especially for a club of our stature now. It’s time the club started winning stuff and they have picked the best most successful manager to do that. What the hell has the Leipzig manager done? Ridiculous mate. You and others have got a negative opinion on Mourinho from the start, which is fine as it’s your opinion, but you are always going to pick negatives on him just like Sizzle.
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That’s not true Don. I’ve praised him after good results. I’ll criticise him when he does poorly. For example the Chelsea game, an opportunity to grab top 4 off of them and he blew it getting tactically schooled by Lampard. The problem is if I criticise him I immediately get accused of being negative, as if the man should be above criticism for some reason.
And don’t compare me to that racist loser Sizzle, he knows Jack Sheite about football and is only interested in betting a contrarian t0sser. I’m not interested in being proven right or wrong, I want Jose to do well because I want the club to do well - all I’m doing is expressing an opinion and, unlike Sizz, backing it up with reason.
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Good, it just seems some fans on here are sharpening their knives every time we lose a game, just so they can say “I told you Jose wasn’t the right appointment”. I’m not saying you are, but it does some a few amount on here are though.
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Sean Dyche got Burnley into Europe, he’s a good manager. But I wasn’t specifically comparing him to Jose, I was just using him as an example that any half decent PL coach could’ve stopped the rot. I’m not interested in short term fixes to try and keep shareholders happy - I’m interested in the long term success of the club. I don’t have anything against Jose I just don’t see him as a great fit, stylistically or legacy wise.
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So who would be these half decent managers you would have preferred over Mourinho. Not like there is loads of managers up for grabs.
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Sorry Sandy but when you were demanding Pochs head you said the exact opposite - that it’s one of the best jobs in world football and we’d be inundated with applications from top coaches. You said that literally dozens of times.
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Well we got one of the best Mourinho. But it is you Ace that is not coming up with any other names. I am happy with Mourinho, you clearly are not. So you need to come up with names mate.
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My choices would have been Nagelsmann or Ten Hag. The sort of money Levy was prepared to offer Jose and his staff could’ve got those two out of their jobs and into Spurs. But he went for the short term option because top 4 is now our priority over long term planning.
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Why would you want complete unproven managers? For what ? Another “project” that takes 5 years to build and we end up pot-less again. I’m obsessed with short term success because I believe the club needs to get the monkey off our backs and all successful teams breed success by winning things, even if it’s just the league cup at the start. Spurs need to win trophies Ace, no matter what spin you try and put on it. Getting top 4 every season isn’t enough, especially for a club of our stature now. It’s time the club started winning stuff and they have picked the best most successful manager to do that. What the hell has the Leipzig manager done? Ridiculous mate. You and others have got a negative opinion on Mourinho from the start, which is fine as it’s your opinion, but you are always going to pick negatives on him just like Sizzle.
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That’s not true Don. I’ve praised him after good results. I’ll criticise him when he does poorly. For example the Chelsea game, an opportunity to grab top 4 off of them and he blew it getting tactically schooled by Lampard. The problem is if I criticise him I immediately get accused of being negative, as if the man should be above criticism for some reason.
And don’t compare me to that racist loser Sizzle, he knows Jack Sheite about football and is only interested in betting a contrarian t0sser. I’m not interested in being proven right or wrong, I want Jose to do well because I want the club to do well - all I’m doing is expressing an opinion and, unlike Sizz, backing it up with reason.
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Ace, he didn't get schooled, no more than Lampard did against Southampton yesterday, they both lost a game, it happens.
posted on 27/12/19
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Sean Dyche got Burnley into Europe, he’s a good manager. But I wasn’t specifically comparing him to Jose, I was just using him as an example that any half decent PL coach could’ve stopped the rot. I’m not interested in short term fixes to try and keep shareholders happy - I’m interested in the long term success of the club. I don’t have anything against Jose I just don’t see him as a great fit, stylistically or legacy wise.
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So who would be these half decent managers you would have preferred over Mourinho. Not like there is loads of managers up for grabs.
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Sorry Sandy but when you were demanding Pochs head you said the exact opposite - that it’s one of the best jobs in world football and we’d be inundated with applications from top coaches. You said that literally dozens of times.
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Well we got one of the best Mourinho. But it is you Ace that is not coming up with any other names. I am happy with Mourinho, you clearly are not. So you need to come up with names mate.
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My choices would have been Nagelsmann or Ten Hag. The sort of money Levy was prepared to offer Jose and his staff could’ve got those two out of their jobs and into Spurs. But he went for the short term option because top 4 is now our priority over long term planning.
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Why would you want complete unproven managers? For what ? Another “project” that takes 5 years to build and we end up pot-less again. I’m obsessed with short term success because I believe the club needs to get the monkey off our backs and all successful teams breed success by winning things, even if it’s just the league cup at the start. Spurs need to win trophies Ace, no matter what spin you try and put on it. Getting top 4 every season isn’t enough, especially for a club of our stature now. It’s time the club started winning stuff and they have picked the best most successful manager to do that. What the hell has the Leipzig manager done? Ridiculous mate. You and others have got a negative opinion on Mourinho from the start, which is fine as it’s your opinion, but you are always going to pick negatives on him just like Sizzle.
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That’s not true Don. I’ve praised him after good results. I’ll criticise him when he does poorly. For example the Chelsea game, an opportunity to grab top 4 off of them and he blew it getting tactically schooled by Lampard. The problem is if I criticise him I immediately get accused of being negative, as if the man should be above criticism for some reason.
And don’t compare me to that racist loser Sizzle, he knows Jack Sheite about football and is only interested in betting a contrarian t0sser. I’m not interested in being proven right or wrong, I want Jose to do well because I want the club to do well - all I’m doing is expressing an opinion and, unlike Sizz, backing it up with reason.
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Good, it just seems some fans on here are sharpening their knives every time we lose a game, just so they can say “I told you Jose wasn’t the right appointment”. I’m not saying you are, but it does some a few amount on here are though.
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Don, Strange so many of our fans have wanted Mourinho to fail from day one. I am with you mate, no more of this long term building project rubbish, we need to start seeing some trophies. Pochettino could have been at Spurs another decade and still won SFA.
posted on 28/12/19
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I’m not overly happy at all to be honest.
We’d hit a wall with Poch but I think Sean Dyche could’ve come in and got the results José has got against the teams we ‘should’ be beating. I don’t like the way he’s setting us up to play - 6 defenders 4 attackers, and the performances against Utd & Chelsea were abysmal, with the performance against Wolves and first half against Brighton being nearly as bad.
But the bigger worry for me is I no longer see a long term plan at Spurs. Everyone is just happy that we might cling onto top 4 - but we’ve just had four years of CL football so all we’re hoping now is that Jose can get us back to where Poch had us 12 months ago. That’s not progress, that’s recovery. Jose won’t be around long enough to deliver long term progress, so psychologically I am already thinking further ahead to who our next coach will be and whether Levy will get that right. Genuinely not excited about Spurs right now - the quality of football or the medium term future.
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Sorry Ace, but are you seriously comparing Sean Dyche to Mourinho, he just lost 5-0 to a Mourinho team barely a couple of weeks back.
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Sean Dyche got Burnley into Europe, he’s a good manager. But I wasn’t specifically comparing him to Jose, I was just using him as an example that any half decent PL coach could’ve stopped the rot. I’m not interested in short term fixes to try and keep shareholders happy - I’m interested in the long term success of the club. I don’t have anything against Jose I just don’t see him as a great fit, stylistically or legacy wise.
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So who would be these half decent managers you would have preferred over Mourinho. Not like there is loads of managers up for grabs.
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Sorry Sandy but when you were demanding Pochs head you said the exact opposite - that it’s one of the best jobs in world football and we’d be inundated with applications from top coaches. You said that literally dozens of times.
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Well we got one of the best Mourinho. But it is you Ace that is not coming up with any other names. I am happy with Mourinho, you clearly are not. So you need to come up with names mate.
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My choices would have been Nagelsmann or Ten Hag. The sort of money Levy was prepared to offer Jose and his staff could’ve got those two out of their jobs and into Spurs. But he went for the short term option because top 4 is now our priority over long term planning.
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Why would you want complete unproven managers? For what ? Another “project” that takes 5 years to build and we end up pot-less again. I’m obsessed with short term success because I believe the club needs to get the monkey off our backs and all successful teams breed success by winning things, even if it’s just the league cup at the start. Spurs need to win trophies Ace, no matter what spin you try and put on it. Getting top 4 every season isn’t enough, especially for a club of our stature now. It’s time the club started winning stuff and they have picked the best most successful manager to do that. What the hell has the Leipzig manager done? Ridiculous mate. You and others have got a negative opinion on Mourinho from the start, which is fine as it’s your opinion, but you are always going to pick negatives on him just like Sizzle.
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That’s not true Don. I’ve praised him after good results. I’ll criticise him when he does poorly. For example the Chelsea game, an opportunity to grab top 4 off of them and he blew it getting tactically schooled by Lampard. The problem is if I criticise him I immediately get accused of being negative, as if the man should be above criticism for some reason.
And don’t compare me to that racist loser Sizzle, he knows Jack Sheite about football and is only interested in betting a contrarian t0sser. I’m not interested in being proven right or wrong, I want Jose to do well because I want the club to do well - all I’m doing is expressing an opinion and, unlike Sizz, backing it up with reason.
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Good, it just seems some fans on here are sharpening their knives every time we lose a game, just so they can say “I told you Jose wasn’t the right appointment”. I’m not saying you are, but it does some a few amount on here are though.
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Don, Strange so many of our fans have wanted Mourinho to fail from day one. I am with you mate, no more of this long term building project rubbish, we need to start seeing some trophies. Pochettino could have been at Spurs another decade and still won SFA.
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Totally agree mate. Look, I appreciate what Pochettino has built, but at the end of the day, he won f** all at Spurs and we really should of won a trophy under him but we didn’t. It’s time this club start backing up our big club claims with our fancy stadium and start producing for once on the pitch. I’m sick and tired of Chelsea etc winning everything all the time.