C. This is indicative of their general level after selling one of the players that made them tick and not adding any real talent to their squad last summer.Two ways of looking at it.
A. If they can't beat Newport (still think they'll win, actually), how will they beat the vermin?
B. They're getting their bad performance out of the way now.
We were both right, then. ;-)My bad, thought you were talking about the points gap.
I can't see their big players staying for the money they are on and lack of success,i suppose a cup might launch them like it did for us though
Potch is like Klopp.
Loved by the media and fans no doubt but when it comes to actually getting the job done, is often found wanting i'm afraid.
He will walk as soon as someone big comes sniffing and Kane and Ali will also want the big numbers that Levy will be having nightmares about and will also be away at the first opportunity as Spurs look to recoup the cost of the new stadium.
Past those there really isnt much left at Spurs is there?
Ha, Spurs pay top 4 wages. The players will all end up sold to the highest bidder before Levy sees that happen.He will force them to stay for a season, to get the fans in for the new ground.
Tbf to Spurs, this game is ten times harder than the game the rags played last night & the way that shower played, Newport would have fucking tonked them.
It does all make you wonder where Spurs go next though. Surely they have to pay top 4 wages & improve the squad.
It does all make you wonder where Spurs go next though. Surely they have to pay top 4 wages & improve the squad.
Ha, Spurs pay top 4 wages. The players will all end up sold to the highest bidder before Levy sees that happen.
They'll sell the best players they have and attempt to replace them with scattergun purchases on low wages from the Eredivisie, Bundesliga, Championship etc along with youth products. Again. Started already with Walker last summer. Aurier is a talent but no top club would touch him because he's a complete ****.I don't see how they can carry on without it.
Ok, after a season at Wembley, the new ground will likely be a huge boost to them, so they could have a strongish season. But it can't be sustained & their fans are some of the whingyest.
Are they playing into or away from the spurs fans? They should just tell them spurs aren't actually a big club and harness the hot air spouted.Newport struggling to attack now without the boot into the wind tactic.
They'll sell the best players they have and attempt to replace them with scattergun purchases on low wages from the Eredivisie, Bundesliga, Championship etc along with youth products. Again. Started already with Walker last summer. Aurier is a talent but no top club would touch him because he's a complete ****.
Good.In this era though, the rags quite possibly are going to go spending crazy like they did at the start of the Prem. When Ferguson initially did that, we were right next to them.
A few years later an irreperable gap had opened, purely down to money & if not for the Sheikh, we would never have bridged that gap even in 100 years.
If Spurs don't keep pace now, they could slip behind forever.