Tottenham Thread - 2022/23

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They should hire potter. Levy is a **** tho so who knows if he has time with all the red arse licking that he does.

Pucker up Daniel.
 
Gazza said:
Three reasons why Spurs are Spurs
  1. Daniel Levy
  2. Daniel Levy
  3. Daniel Levy
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He is fast turning into Peter Swales. He’s identified a couple of managers but he too tight to agree terms with them. I don’t think Potter will go there after the torrid time he had at Chelsea. I think they sounded out Thomas Frank and got no encouragement. Fat Sam will be available next week.
 
Tottenham for years have been spending their money on a fancy new stadium which has had an effect on not being able to bring in new quality players. Also the supporters are struggling with the cost of living and won't be willing to pay £70 for a ticket (Don't know how much it is). So they will struggle to bring in money.

Some of the poor signings have possibly been due to poor scouting and recruitment. Also changing managers too often has had an negative effect on players.

Conte I think was a good manager but he was working with bad players. Levy might be a terrible owner but he isn't the worst one considering how much money he's put into the club which not many owners do that.
 
Gabriel said:
He's not been a 'high-profile' manager for long but has done well both at AZ and also now at Feyenoord, though any success the Rotterdamers have enjoyed has to be seen against the slide in fortunes of Ajax and PSV, both of whom have recently sold numerous players or gone through managerial transitions.

Because Feyenoord have won many of the games against the smaller teams in the Eredivisie, they haven't needed to win all the six-pointers against Ajax (4 out of 6 points) and PSV (1 out of 6 points). That said, they have won the last 13 on the bounce in the league and done well in Europe, too, so he is clearly good at drilling a winning mentality.

He likes to play attractive football and seems to enjoy developing young players, so that could be a route Spurs go down. His English is quite good so he should settle easily enough and handle the media, but the squad he would inherit needs overhauling if it is to play in his style, so he'll need time. He'll also need to find help, as I presume that he won't be bringing his assistant with him, some guy called van Persie...
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Why wouldn't van Persie come over, he'd have a new best mate up the road in Partey.
 
pudge said:
They could have Mr. Blobby in the dugout next season and still beat us 1-0

Cunts
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Somebody on the BBC comments page replied to a post saying that Harry Redknapp assisted by Frank Lampard might by the Spursy way. Their reply suggested that Louise Redknapp assisted by Mr. Blobby might be the answer.
 
I get the impression Spurs were expecting every other club to stand still while they spent money on the stadium and underinvested in the squad but would still somehow qualify for the champions league. Its bit them on the bum and they are looking for a scapegoat rather than there own business model.
 
Spurs can beat us 1-0 at their gaff every season for me if things pan out like this. Who remembers when Middlesbrough used to be our bogey team? Nick Barmby’s 20 yard offside winner. Danny Tiatto’s worldie ruled for something nobody ever adequately explained. Peter Reid clearing the ball to the back of Flitcroft’s head and back into our own goal. Us having about 18 shots on Boro’s goal and them having none, and we lost 1-0 (Dunne own goal). Danny Mills (playing for Boro) rugby tackling Wanchope in the box and Jeff Winter waved play on. My personal favourite is having City to win the league on the handicap and them just needing to avoid defeat away at Boro to collect, (that was the 8-1).

That’s proper bogey team stuff, not this Spurs schizzle.
 
BamberBridgeBlue said:
Spurs can beat us 1-0 at their gaff every season for me if things pan out like this. Who remembers when Middlesbrough used to be our bogey team? Nick Barmby’s 20 yard offside winner. Danny Tiatto’s worldie ruled for something nobody ever adequately explained. Peter Reid clearing the ball to the back of Flitcroft’s head and back into our own goal. Us having about 18 shots on Boro’s goal and them having none, and we lost 1-0 (Dunne own goal). Danny Mills (playing for Boro) rugby tackling Wanchope in the box and Jeff Winter waved play on. My personal favourite is having City to win the league on the handicap and them just needing to avoid defeat away at Boro to collect, (that was the 8-1).

That’s proper bogey team stuff, not this Spurs schizzle.
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I think you'll find the own goal that you mention was actually scored/conceded by Sun Jihai.
 
Levy will probably pen another letter and demand it’s co signed by the usual demanding that our owners become as shit as him at running a football club.

It’s only fair lol
 
Bluemoon2393 said:
Tottenham for years have been spending their money on a fancy new stadium which has had an effect on not being able to bring in new quality players. Also the supporters are struggling with the cost of living and won't be willing to pay £70 for a ticket (Don't know how much it is). So they will struggle to bring in money.

Some of the poor signings have possibly been due to poor scouting and recruitment. Also changing managers too often has had an negative effect on players.

Conte I think was a good manager but he was working with bad players. Levy might be a terrible owner but he isn't the worst one considering how much money he's put into the club which not many owners do that.
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I would hazard a guess that they are will run from a commercial viewpoint. I don't see one man (Levy), being able to create such a toxic environment. There will be a dozen, or so wankers who are well entrenched, who undermine each and probably every manager. The way they got rid of Poch speaks volumes.
 
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