Brennan is still really young - how many players have we seen come good after a poor first season with us - loads. Just look at Richy, suddenly a goal machine

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posted 46 seconds ago
Ange Coughstecoglou
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Definitely a smoker

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Knowing our luck he’s on his last legs

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posted 10 minutes ago
Surely we can do better than BJ
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he's an awful footballer.
one of the worst players i've ever seen in the premier league.
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That’s ridiculous hyperbole
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Laughable isn't it. Absolutely ridiculous statement.

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Yep. I mean he’s not even the worst footballer in this team today
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Go on....

I didn't see anyone else with a pass % complete of less than 20%?

comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club over there (U18109)
posted 6 seconds ago
Brennan is still really young - how many players have we seen come good after a poor first season with us - loads. Just look at Richy, suddenly a goal machine
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Yes he's young enough to improve but he's almost 23 now and has been a PL player for 2 seasons. He deserves more time but we do need to start seeing some improvement. He has 1 goal in 17 games this season between ourselves and Forrest and the bad that he's doing is outweighing the good. If good can start outweighing the bad he'll be alright.

Worst player I've ever seen in a Tottenham shirt since 1982.
Even worse than Paulinho and that's going some.

comment by Bill Nick (U23088)
posted 2 seconds ago
Worst player I've ever seen in a Tottenham shirt since 1982.
Even worse than Paulinho and that's going some.
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Jesus

comment by Bill Nick (U23088)
posted less than a minute ago
Worst player I've ever seen in a Tottenham shirt since 1982.
Even worse than Paulinho and that's going some.
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Gilberto

comment by Bill Nick (U23088)
posted 3 minutes ago
Worst player I've ever seen in a Tottenham shirt since 1982.
Even worse than Paulinho and that's going some.
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Shut up mate, stick to banging ladyboys and forget about football, it’s not for you.

😂😂😂

comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club over there (U18109)
posted 17 minutes ago
Brennan is still really young - how many players have we seen come good after a poor first season with us - loads. Just look at Richy, suddenly a goal machine
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He will come good. Bad game today. That's all.

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Worst player I've ever seen in a Tottenham shirt since 1982.
Even worse than Paulinho and that's going some.
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Gilberto
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If he ever got picked maybe him too.
I can't believe his feet were worse than Johnson's though.

| Ange Postecoglou:

"This group of players, every time we've had to deal with adversity, have just done it in an outstanding manner. I couldn't be prouder of them. It was an outstanding effort and I thought some of our football was fantastic."

I don't remember any manager coming into this club and giving us an identity, stylish football and talks so well in such a short space of time.

Big Ange 👏🏻

Postecoglou on Ryan Sessegnon: "He's got a slight niggle from last week so he missed this week and will hopefully be available in a couple of weeks [for the next match]."

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posted less than a minute ago
Postecoglou on Ryan Sessegnon: "He's got a slight niggle from last week so he missed this week and will hopefully be available in a couple of weeks [for the next match]."
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Ok. Sessegnonitis it is, then

When a player who is always injured misses a game because of a slight niggle, you know there's no hope.

comment by LukaBrasi Ange-r management (U22178)
posted 7 minutes ago
| Ange Postecoglou:

"This group of players, every time we've had to deal with adversity, have just done it in an outstanding manner. I couldn't be prouder of them. It was an outstanding effort and I thought some of our football was fantastic."

I don't remember any manager coming into this club and giving us an identity, stylish football and talks so well in such a short space of time.

Big Ange 👏🏻
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Yeah, he’s had a remarkable impact on the club in just six months. You could see today how well coached we are collectively compared to Utd when we have half a dozen first teamers out and still dominate them at OT. Compare that to the abject lack of progress ETH has made.

comment by Brother (U20548)
posted 3 minutes ago
When a player who is always injured misses a game because of a slight niggle, you know there's no hope.
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I’d rip up his contract honestly. I want him to be ok and do well, but the reality has to be faced that the guy is just a waste of space.

comment by Brother (U20548)
posted 5 minutes ago
When a player who is always injured misses a game because of a slight niggle, you know there's no hope.
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Not saying I have much hope but I can understand a player being cautious after so long out.

Sess has supposedly had hamstring surgery and extensive rehab with the hope it’ll put his injury issues behind him. He played 20 mins against Burnley, got a bollocking off Vicario and is now injured again with a ‘niggle’. Some of these guys are just so prone to muscle and tendon injuries they can’t cut it at elite level and you have to just cut your losses with them.

After coming of big surgery like that you’re always prone to getting other injuries straight away.

Another case off a person playing from a very young age and his body breaking down