They are in the minority I can tell you that. I'm very active on a big Spurs forum and most of the people on there are firmly supporting Jose - many of them have been converted as they hated him and didn't want him here.
Recency bias sure is crazy, huh.
I only want to see Lloris hold up a cup for Spurs. That is all I care about after decades of feck all.
Liverpool barely created anything of note, lots of huff and puff low quality chances. The four best chances in the entire game fell to Spurs but they failed to take all bar one of them.
I can’t speak for other people. But it’s pretty common not to want someone to be your manager, and Jose is clearly very divisive.
I can only tell you how I feel - you can think I'm mad or a moron or whatever - I honestly am beyond caring because of the constant grief I get in here anyway.
You didn't think you could win anything in 16/17 when you had 86 points, had the best attack and defensive record in the league, and lost in the FA Cup semifinal? Really?
Man, that's horse shit. The comments on here are fecking laughable, United more concerned with Jose failing than matching Liverpool. Calling us bottlers when if you win your games in hand you are what 3 points off?
Hyperbolic BS. Same posters with the same ideas. Most calling for Poch to be their next manager.That was 12 years ago - before that we won FA cup in 1991 - thats almost 30 years ago. I'm 44 and I've been supporting them for around 35 years at this point and that's all I have ever seen them win. You guys who support Utd simply do not understand and frankly never will.
We never looked like winning the league that year - I know the narrative is what it is but we were never actually in the lead and always chased - I never believed we could do it no.
The Palace draw was classic Jose. Sit back at 1-0 and let the opposition have a go, try to pinch a goal at a counter. Opposition improves and scores. Tottenham needs to attack, outplays opposition but don't have enough time to turn it around.
Should have?
Chance after chance is a bit of an exaggeration. Liverpool had a few good chances, but Tottenham's chances were still better. I saw someone referring to shots on target, but this doesn't consider that the best chances (outside of the goals) were actually the ones that were off target.
Dier should have been there but was bossed out, wasn't a foul or anything but just wasn't there.
We’d be 2 points behind Liverpool. 1 point ahead of you.Calling us bottlers when if you win your games in hand you are what 3 points off?
That's what I am saying, surely if you aren't in or around the title you are bottlers too? Or is there different rules for different teams? Not to mention there is a good percentage of your fans looking for a new manager? Is that not rather, well, odd?
Why would he be unhappy? He's the joint top scorer in the league and well on course to smash his previous best totals.
Of course we’re bottlers. Jesus Christ. How can you spend so much time on a Manchester United forum these last two years and not pick up on how pissed off the fans have been with United repeatedly bottling important games?!?
Not to mention he has said Jose has improved him, but we will ignore that as spin.
Cheers, Uncle Bob.
Are Liverpool bottlers? If you don't see the hysteria on a single weeks results on here you are blind. The Caf has the biggest pendulum of opinion I have ever seen.
as you are replying to me...Man, that's horse shit. The comments on here are fecking laughable, United more concerned with Jose failing than matching Liverpool. Calling us bottlers when if you win your games in hand you are what 3 points off?
Did you watch the game? We had the more clear cut chances, Lloris was tested maybe once properly, Kane missed a fecking sitter and Bergwin hit the inside of the post. Yes, Liverpool had the ball, but really didn't test the goal in relation to how much ball they had.
how many saves did Allison make?
... The side who won the league last season? You’re all over the shop at the mo. It was a very taxing result tonight. Walk it off.
What Alison had to save is irrelevant. Your talking stats over watching the game with your eyes. Lloris had to save maybe 2 at a stretch the rest were down his throat.
All over the shop? Liverpool drew to Fulham, that was my point. I have said on a few posts I am fine with the result, your attempt to patronise me reflects greatly on you ability to argue the point, its the last stance of a desperate man.
Didn't they drew at Fulham? Liverpool home form and away form are drastically different. This was at Anfield, anyone would struggle, Spurs did well overall but it was not enough in the end. But you can't say they were better team, that's just ignoring reality. Maybe if they snatched a winner parked the bus but itis not what happened, did it?
I watched the game. Liverpool dominated the game, I don’t need stats to tell me that.
