Convinced at this point he has something on Poch.
Bang on.....He was distraught. Never a red card in any football match.
You say 17th place side like it's some kind of relegation fodder. Everton haven't been any worse than Arsenal really. They've created more chances than United this season and they've given away absolute stupid goals. The difference between being 5-6th in the table and being 17th isn't that big this season.
Only having a laugh with yaGlad you're having fun.
this and the rugby world cup final have ended me.
Dunno, but everytime a team isn't doing well, the manager tends to make ludicrous decisions and refuse to make obvious decisions. It was the same with Mourinho.
Nah fully aware I'm comical at the moment. Pure frustration and rage at the state of the team.Only having a laugh with ya
there will be a bump because of a new manager bounce, but I can assure you another manager won’t have the same level of success over 5 years with the same environment Poch had to manage in for a long time unless you absolutely find a gem of a manager and those type of manager usually find themselves at top club. Spurs fans are living in an alternate reality that they are a top side and credit to Poch, he had done a fantastic job creating that allusion. However, as I stated before, they are at the level of Everton, West Ham, Leicester, and Newcastle. Unless, they are properly manage like they were under Poch, they will always struggle to break into top four and champions league title will only be a dream.
Sure and it feels like that way watching United too but it's the same with us as Everton, despite all that there isn't much that separates us from 5-6th either so using "a 17th side" as a placeholder for your opposition is just you talking down your opponent to make Spurs look worse when in honesty more than half of the teams in the league have been playing around the same level this season.
You forgot the coward had his back to the ball when his arm deflected it away from goal
Fair enough.
It's not about luring 'somebody better', it's about luring someone who right now is competent at the job. Pochettino isn't even that keen on being here himself.
I m positive that will happen post Poch. Unless levy starts spending or they win the lottery with their next managerial pick.
I think it was based on the run where Son went on a purple patch.
Honestly, if I was a Spurs fan I'd just take my lumps this season, stick with Poch, and give him 1 more summer transfer window. He has made your club relevant in recent years and massively overachieved. Think he deserves one poor season.
I'm positive that we're bottom half UNDER Poch, and in Europe conceded 7 at home to Bayern and drew to Olympiakos.
The problem being that Poch isn't even dedicated to the club. He was going to leave if he won the CL final and has consistently refused to commit his long term future to the club. And give him another window? Christ.
It'll probably be one of the up-and-coming Europeans like Nagelsmann, Rose, Ten Hag. They'll play lovely football and we'll sit here saying "support Ole he just needs 500 transfer windows to get it right because United DNA"
What was the sleeping part about, though?
What happened with Jose was him melting down. Lost the players, fought with the players, fought with the club staff, and we were literally right there in the relegation zone. Even came out in public and admitted he couldn't solve the problems.
Long may it continue.
It would be hilarious if we both got relegated.
My boys Wycombe are currently shocking everyone in league 1 by sitting top with 1/3 of the season ago.
Everyone else being shit isn't a good defence for any one team being shit. We should all be expecting better from teams in this league.
Yeah, not my point here.
Getting a competent manager in would.be a good start
I thought it's wasn't the impact of Aurier but his presence that cause it. If he wasn't there I think Gomez would have gone down normally. Because Aurier was rushing towards him it looked like he ended up putting his leg in an awkward position which resulting in the break.
I want to understand your fanboying of Poch because it's weird.
Not when it's in your own half.
Someone on a podcast recently argued that the halfway line aspect of the rule is now redundant given how good the pitches are and how quick the modern player is. Not sure I entirely buy it but I struggle to justify any other punishment for a tackle like Guendozi's when he has no intention of playing the ball and is only trying to stop a goalscoring chance developing.
Not the best manager but top three manager in world football today. Basically, his accomplishments with Spurs has made me appreciate his managerial acumen. Only a very very few managers can do what he doesand those type of managers are written in the history books. Brendan might be on the verge of achieving something similar. It will be interesting to see how far Brendan can take leceister in a five year span.
