Andoni Iraola

comment by Devil (U6522)
posted 39 seconds ago
comment by King of the lane (U8034)
posted 34 minutes ago

I really don’t see how anyone can back Ange, the results over the last 18 months have been poor and you can see that his tactics will not work in the PL. Yes he will get the odd win hear and there but we have never seen any consistency under him.
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Because Spurs as a club are extremely confused right now & it traces back to hiring Mourinho.

The pro-Ange argument is he represents what Spurs idealistically see themselves as, which is kind of true, but unfortunately that's all he has! From Levy's side, if he wasn't still reeling from f*cking up the Pochettino succession plan & overthinking his way into a self imposed identity crisis, Ange would've likely been fired by now.
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Good comment

comment by Hezzman (U21558)
posted 25 minutes ago
*thumbs up. But may as well be things up!
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That made me.laugh

comment by Devil (U6522)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by King of the lane (U8034)
posted 34 minutes ago

I really don’t see how anyone can back Ange, the results over the last 18 months have been poor and you can see that his tactics will not work in the PL. Yes he will get the odd win hear and there but we have never seen any consistency under him.
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Because Spurs as a club are extremely confused right now & it traces back to hiring Mourinho.

The pro-Ange argument is he represents what Spurs idealistically see themselves as, which is kind of true, but unfortunately that's all he has! From Levy's side, if he wasn't still reeling from f*cking up the Pochettino succession plan & overthinking his way into a self imposed identity crisis, Ange would've likely been fired by now.
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Yeah good points, also as Ange seems to be taking the blame for most things Levy will love him as it keeps the pressure off him.

comment by King of the lane (U8034)
posted 43 minutes ago
comment by Devil (U6522)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by King of the lane (U8034)
posted 34 minutes ago

I really don’t see how anyone can back Ange, the results over the last 18 months have been poor and you can see that his tactics will not work in the PL. Yes he will get the odd win hear and there but we have never seen any consistency under him.
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Because Spurs as a club are extremely confused right now & it traces back to hiring Mourinho.

The pro-Ange argument is he represents what Spurs idealistically see themselves as, which is kind of true, but unfortunately that's all he has! From Levy's side, if he wasn't still reeling from f*cking up the Pochettino succession plan & overthinking his way into a self imposed identity crisis, Ange would've likely been fired by now.
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Yeah good points, also as Ange seems to be taking the blame for most things Levy will love him as it keeps the pressure off him.
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More fool him then.

He needs to look at how he comes across in his interviews now. Permanently looking at the floor. A shadow of the man he was when he arrived.

Sad state of affairs.

The way Ange is talking, they are working hard behind the scenes to bring in some reinforcements, so you would think Ange is still being backed.

I reckon that Munn must be having a lot of sway with the situation, maybe he is giving his countryman more leeway than Levy normally would.

If this was Levy on his own making decisions, Ange would have been long gone.

Now sniffing around Ansu Fati after Seemingly putting all eggs in the Kolo Muani basket. When will we learn?

Didn't he have a rather underwhelming spell at Brighton and was injured for a long time there 🤦🏾

comment by Hezzman (U21558)
posted 2 hours, 21 minutes ago
Now sniffing around Ansu Fati after Seemingly putting all eggs in the Kolo Muani basket. When will we learn?

Didn't he have a rather underwhelming spell at Brighton and was injured for a long time there 🤦🏾
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Wouldn't be surprised if true, smacks of last gasp hope at the end of a village hall disco..if you get my drift?

My wish would be the two below and anything over that would be a bonus...Jonathan David perhaps?

Patrick Dorgu for LB
Douglas Luiz for midfield

Equally, for next season, be interesting to know what will happen with our loanees, all gone very quiet re Phillips at Stoke and Devine Westerlo?

comment by Salt Beef Boy (U2699)
posted 1 minute ago
Equally, for next season, be interesting to know what will happen with our loanees, all gone very quiet re Phillips at Stoke and Devine Westerlo?
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Abbot and Donley have been getting some good reviews. Keely at Orient has had a few clean sheets. The young CB with Devine has done well too.

Need to think about recalling Veliz from Spain, maybe Soloman as well?.

comment by Luka Bosh Brasi (U22178)
posted 11 hours, 27 minutes ago
comment by Salt Beef Boy (U2699)
posted 1 minute ago
Equally, for next season, be interesting to know what will happen with our loanees, all gone very quiet re Phillips at Stoke and Devine Westerlo?
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Abbot and Donley have been getting some good reviews. Keely at Orient has had a few clean sheets. The young CB with Devine has done well too.

Need to think about recalling Veliz from Spain, maybe Soloman as well?.
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Feck off if we recall that genocide enabler Soloman.

That guy should never be allowed to get near the club again.

Useless and pathetic signing in the first place.