Spurs thread 2019/20

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waspish said:
No sympathy for Mourinho when at clubs who were they were the best winning trophies he was a smug C@nt taking the piss out of Wenger regularly! It’s funny no one asks him have you now become like the manager you took the piss out of consistently and a top four trophy manager!?
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If you weren’t such a polite gentleman, you would almost say Mourinho’s becoming a specialist in failure.
 
Gorton_Tubster said:
Spurs are in the same position as Newcastle were under benitez, but obviously on a higher level. Levy is businessman, he will spend as little as possible. He does now need to show the commitment and if he doesn't it's back to mediocrity for spurs.

Jeez I am so thankful for our sensible owners!
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And NOTHING I am seeing at the moment convinces me otherwise. Kane going, Mourinho in charge, Ericson gone, flash in the pan Alli, under-performing/achieving/spending. The only surprise is it happened so quick.

Levy is and always will be a canny skinflint.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52105337
 
So Levy who earns like £7 million a year and just got £3 million bonus for the stadium is asking their none playing staff to take a 20% cut in wage. Then acting like they’re all in it together cos he will take a wage cut as well. This crisis really does highlight the scum in the world.
 
Multi-million football club - claiming it can't pay a few hundred admin staff - probably earning circa £20k per year. This is Spurs taking advantage of the Government hand outs and 'trousering' 80 per cent of salaries. Interesting that Spurs aren't even prepared to top up employee salaries by paying the 20 per cent the tax payer isn't funding. Tight fucks.
 
Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Who would have thought that taking a huge loan on to build the stadium would (atm) blow up in his face. I cant believe that clawing back some costs from staff is going to help. He must know Arry will be off to win some medals soon and that will only add pressure.

The real owner is absolutely minted (saw his super yacht in Malaga harbour once), he could drop the club a few bob... oh no... ffp! Wonder which prick voted for that!
 
super_city_si said:
Fucking shameful but not surprising from that prick.
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As predictable as it was Mike Ashley being first to take advantage it was obvious Levy would be first to mention players wages. In many ways he's right though, 99% of all professions have all taken a hit, the best paid people in the country shouldn't be above suffering financially too, at the very least they should be doing what Barcelona players have done and make sure no ordinary member of staff is out of pocket. That goes for every premier league club.
 
Think you'll find that most football clubs will be going down this route within the next few weeks. Norwich are the latest. We have no idea how long this is going to go on or when football will be able to start up again. With a predicted second and even third wave to come, it might even be two years or more before we can be sure that we have beaten this virus and crowds are allowed back in stadiums.

Many far bigger and wealthier companies than even the biggest football clubs will be turning to the furlough scheme. The alternative is mass unemployment on an unprecedented scale.
 
The more I think of it, the bigger disgrace it is actually. Why aren’t the players taking a 0.5% weekly pay cut.

Spurs’s average player weekly wage is £75kpw.

If every player took a 0.5% pay cut for a short period, that would save £3750 per week and more than cover all the non-playing staff, they could even take a 0.3% pay cut for a few weeks and it’d work.

Instead the tax payer is paying for them. What the fuck!
 
JimB said:
Think you'll find that most football clubs will be going down this route within the next few weeks. Norwich are the latest. We have no idea how long this is going to go on or when football will be able to start up again. With a predicted second and even third wave to come, it might even be two years or more before we can be sure that we have beaten this virus and crowds are allowed back in stadiums.

Many far bigger and wealthier companies than even the biggest football clubs will be turning to the furlough scheme. The alternative is mass unemployment on an unprecedented scale.
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I guess they all will be eventually. Even city.
 
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As close as they're likely to get!
 
JimB said:
Think you'll find that most football clubs will be going down this route within the next few weeks. Norwich are the latest. We have no idea how long this is going to go on or when football will be able to start up again. With a predicted second and even third wave to come, it might even be two years or more before we can be sure that we have beaten this virus and crowds are allowed back in stadiums.

Many far bigger and wealthier companies than even the biggest football clubs will be turning to the furlough scheme. The alternative is mass unemployment on an unprecedented scale.
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Its not the virus which is the problem.its the global financial crisis.Football will be very very different when it returns....The financial crisis has been predicted by experts for years now.anyone not really understsnding why the usa added 2.5 trillion dollars to an already ailing economy has got a big shock coming fheir way...thats why everyone is on lockdown.
 
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