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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Yep. Unlike Arsenal after they built their new stadium, Spurs are not going to be particularly hamstrung financially by stadium-related debt servicing.
Couple this with income that's likely to further rise substantially (and we already now have a bigger income than that of Juventus), the age of austerity for Spurs is drawing to a close in terms of spending on the squad.
Could very well be but i'd hold on a bit before being so sure about that. Around 20m/year might not look much right now but big decision time and a squad refresh is coming to Spurs. Kane and Pochettino will have to make up their mind and a lot of important positions, GK, CBs, #10 will need filling this summer.
About what?
CB, yes, #10 yes (although honestly I wouldn't be surprised if we switched it up a bit, not many teams play with a designated number 10 these days) but why goalkeeper? Lloris is still going pretty strong, having a good season thus far.
He's not perfect and he's had a few seriously poor patches of form, but I don't see any keepers around which could come in and be an instant upgrade now. He's only 32 which isn't that old for a keeper and I'd not be surprised at all if he was still our first choice for a few seasons yet.
I thought you were one of the Spurs fans wanting Lloris to be replaced by Gazzaniga?
No I thought Gazzaniga should have come in while Lloris was in poor form, because he deserved a shot. Long term, Gazzaniga isn't good enough.
Lloris was really bad for good parts of last season, but he improved towards the end and has started this one well. See no reason to think we need to urgently replace him at this current moment in time.
I'm not a huge Lloris fan, but what keeper do we go for that's the proven deal? Chelsea broke a record and I wouldn't say the Kepa of now is much better than Lloris, if at all. It's hard to find a top class player in that position.
About moving to Man Utd and Real M respectively.
Yeah Kane has to have a real think about moving from one club which is struggling to move on from being consistently top 4, to another which is struggling to actually get in the top 4.
"WELCOME TO THE CHEESE ROOM!
We've got lots of brie"
We've got lots of brie"
I'm not trying to stir shit up but as much as they "love" Spurs they must be thinking about it. Slots are going to open up at Real, Barca, PSG and even City in the striking and managing department. If Kane starts giving cryptic interviews this season, it will be on and the moneybags will fly to his doorstep. I'm not saying it's all downhill from here but you have to be cautious.
Their record here must be pretty darn poor for a home stadium so far. It’s just such an ugly stadium in my opinion, grey and vapid.
The cheese room is having no effect
Shhh guys, the new stadium was supposed to bring forth a new era where Spuds could mix it with the European elite.
What are the finances like? Are they due to surpass Chelsea soon?
It's open for business all right.
And don't forget state of the art training facilities that attracts top talent.....
Hardy har harrrrrrr.
Looks very open to goals for the opposition right now.
It certainly attracted Gnabry tonight
I’m serious though, it seems like I’ve seen them lose a number of times there already.
Rumours of a gangbang being held at the stadium, 7 cocks and no cups.
Oh the new spurs stadium is open alright....wiiide open, nahmean?
Seeing how they don't have a stadium sponsor - perhaps this would be a good time for 7Up to step in.
Or KY jelly...anyone else have some suggestions?
Well, it certainly looks nice.
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I love it when the media reports the facts.
First scar for the new stadium.
Contrary to reports, there’s actually no cheese room in the stadium.
I wonder how many Spurs fans stayed behind to enjoy the facilities after the game? After all, it's more than just a stadium.
What kind of stadium doesn't even have a cheese room?
Hopefully the match tonight hasnt ruined the pitch for the big game this Sunday.
Mes que un estadio
More holes in their defence last night than Swiss Cheese, once Bayern turned up the heat they just melted away into a soft creamy goop. They were then sent to the Cheese Room as there was a fondue party booked for that night.
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Yep! It's as generic as can be, too. It hurts when I see United fans seemingly jealous when we have Old Trafford. It may be old, but I love it's unique look and the fact that it looks old adds a charm to it that not many stadiums have.
Has anyone been to Spurs' stadium here? I haven't, but my brother did when he was back in Manchester visiting from Seoul and wasn't impressed.
Shamelessly stolen.
Pochetinno’s wife: Darling wake up, it’s 8.
Pochetinno:What????!!! Bayern scored again?!
Pochetinno’s wife: Darling wake up, it’s 8.
Pochetinno:What????!!! Bayern scored again?!