It's not a curious question Mojiebhoy.
Personally I'm more than happy with AVB as manager at Spurs. He's instilled a new determination in the team and they've shown a bit of grit which wasn't always there in the past.
Sometimes the performances haven't been pretty to watch but I'm sure the flair will return to WHL.
As for Bale, he's already stated that AVB gets the best out of him as a player so you can't argue with that.
Harry did a decent job but don't think he could have improved the team any further. Hopefully, AVB will be here long term and bring some glory to WHL.
I was disappointed with Harry's attitude at the end - with one googley eye on the England job - but now that AVB's here, I'm glad Harry's gone.
Very happy with Avb.
You can clearly see that he has a long term plan and vision for Spurs.
Obviously he still has lots to learn and even though most of us are happy with the personal we have in defence, work needs to be done pre season on defending set pieces.
Hopefully he wont rotate our centre backs so much next season .
I love his and Freund's enthusiasm on the touchline. Great to see.
All in all an excellent start for Avb.
Redknapp would have finished around 7th then blamed the injuries and the sale of Van der Vaart and Modric as the reasons for us not finishing in the top 4. AVB has just gone on with it and hardly ever made any excuses, he was always optimistic, and made us believe we can win and compete with anyone. AVB by any stretch of the imagination. I just hope Levy backs him this transfer window, and we get our signings done early. I believe if we had a settled squad at the start of the season we would have finished in the top 4.
The lads have summed it up nicely.
All I'd add really is that I'm a lot more optimistic about the future now. AVB has already proven he's a top manager, and at his age he can only improve.
Much happier with Avb.
Everything had become a side show with old Harry and this season (despite the media trying to paint a less than happy picture with Avb) the focus was on the pitch not England jobs, court cases, moaning about transfers,etc,etc.
we are all happier with avb mate
apart from chicken that is, who has an irrational dislike of the man for some reason
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posted on 22/5/13
It's not a curious question Mojiebhoy.
Personally I'm more than happy with AVB as manager at Spurs. He's instilled a new determination in the team and they've shown a bit of grit which wasn't always there in the past.
Sometimes the performances haven't been pretty to watch but I'm sure the flair will return to WHL.
As for Bale, he's already stated that AVB gets the best out of him as a player so you can't argue with that.
Harry did a decent job but don't think he could have improved the team any further. Hopefully, AVB will be here long term and bring some glory to WHL.
I was disappointed with Harry's attitude at the end - with one googley eye on the England job - but now that AVB's here, I'm glad Harry's gone.
posted on 22/5/13
Very happy with Avb.
You can clearly see that he has a long term plan and vision for Spurs.
Obviously he still has lots to learn and even though most of us are happy with the personal we have in defence, work needs to be done pre season on defending set pieces.
Hopefully he wont rotate our centre backs so much next season .
I love his and Freund's enthusiasm on the touchline. Great to see.
All in all an excellent start for Avb.
posted on 23/5/13
Redknapp would have finished around 7th then blamed the injuries and the sale of Van der Vaart and Modric as the reasons for us not finishing in the top 4. AVB has just gone on with it and hardly ever made any excuses, he was always optimistic, and made us believe we can win and compete with anyone. AVB by any stretch of the imagination. I just hope Levy backs him this transfer window, and we get our signings done early. I believe if we had a settled squad at the start of the season we would have finished in the top 4.
posted on 23/5/13
The lads have summed it up nicely.
All I'd add really is that I'm a lot more optimistic about the future now. AVB has already proven he's a top manager, and at his age he can only improve.
posted on 23/5/13
Much happier with Avb.
Everything had become a side show with old Harry and this season (despite the media trying to paint a less than happy picture with Avb) the focus was on the pitch not England jobs, court cases, moaning about transfers,etc,etc.
posted on 23/5/13
we are all happier with avb mate
apart from chicken that is, who has an irrational dislike of the man for some reason
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