"although he has been mostly terrible when he plays I think he can be solid"
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On my phone I just see “Merson” in midfield.
I know we’re bad but, that rambling old man?
comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 15 minutes ago
"although he has been mostly terrible when he plays I think he can be solid"
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This is where we are at with this team
A real lack of creativity and even consistency within that midfield as well. Skipp and Hojbjerg would provide a pretty decent shield but Ndombele doesn't look like a creative player to me, just a good technician with the ball and looks like he's more suited to a 4-3-3 which is the style I think you're going for.
You do need to get Gil into your team.
I think we need to drop Hojbjerg and Kane. And sack Nuno.
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The tactics are that we have the midfielders close to the forwards so that when we play long balls to the forwards we are more likely to win the second ball and then we have the ball in dangerous areas to attack the opposition. It renders the opposition midfield bank useless.
It doesn’t work as well when you don’t win any of your aerial battles
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 minute ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
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He played the same tactic he did at the weekend many times before in his career, including Wolves and Valencia
comment by Edinpotter (U1109)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 minute ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
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He played the same tactic he did at the weekend many times before in his career, including Wolves and Valencia
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I wonder if he coached the players in those tactics
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
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This exactly. Deep down he knows he can't trust himself with this formation. Play 3 at the back and let our full backs make the pitch wider for more space for our defenders and midfielders to find passes.
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
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The centre backs are the main culprits for our bad football. There's no surprise that Dier and Sanchez are the common denominators. They love hoofball.
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
If Spurs fans were serious about things they'd have boycotted games by now...but you just take it up the chuff from Levy
So you get what you get
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 44 minutes ago
If Spurs fans were serious about things they'd have boycotted games by now...but you just take it up the chuff from Levy
So you get what you get
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Stadium would still be full so would achieve nothing. Lots of Sports tourists in London.
comment by Ioavirgo (U10470)
posted 1 hour, 42 minutes ago
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The centre backs are the main culprits for our bad football. There's no surprise that Dier and Sanchez are the common denominators. They love hoofball.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That isn’t true at all, it is clearly a tactic otherwise why had they not played hoof ball for club and country prior?
comment by Sir Tottenham of Hotspur (U17379)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
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First off, it's on Paratici more than Levy.
Second off, it's not like he was first pick. He was maybe 6th?
Third off, is not even clear he was sacked.
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"Nuno's tactics"??
Does he have any?
Didn't you see the video of his press conference after the Arsenhole match ?
........
A questioner was asking about "the game plan"!!
YUP...his game plan!
Nuno couldn't really put two words together in answer..... he was just disjointed, hesitant, incapable of a coherent answer.
I think he finally might have said something about the players couldn't stick to the game plan. Maybe that's what he said.
Find that video and watch it...please...it will tell you all you need to know about this manager!
This guy was Levy's ninth choice!!
I doubt the players respect him....
He has got to go !
comment by Bãles left boõt (U22081)
posted 7 hours, 42 minutes ago
comment by Sir Tottenham of Hotspur (U17379)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
First off, it's on Paratici more than Levy.
Second off, it's not like he was first pick. He was maybe 6th?
Third off, is not even clear he was sacked.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He was Levy's 9th...NINTH attempt.
Nuno is far from a hopeless manager but he is very limited in his approach. With us he was able to build a side that he wanted with little pressure given we were in the championship.
He doesn't have that luxury with a side whose fans lurch from arrogantly championing being top of the table after three games to demanding his head three games later.
comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
Nuno is far from a hopeless manager but he is very limited in his approach. With us he was able to build a side that he wanted with little pressure given we were in the championship.
He doesn't have that luxury with a side whose fans lurch from arrogantly championing being top of the table after three games to demanding his head three games later.
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No, he doesn’t have that luxury because he is at spurs, a club with Infrastructure and players (and charge prices) to expect a certain level of performance, not necessarily wins. He also is at a club which has had an awful 2 years and the fans are growing impatient at seemingly obvious errors repeatedly being made.
Being top was lauded because arsenal were bottom and it was just fun banter at a time when we had been starved of it, and we’re on the receiving end of it all summer re Kane.
Tables have turned but they will turn back. It’s football.
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posted on 28/9/21
"although he has been mostly terrible when he plays I think he can be solid"
posted on 28/9/21
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 28/9/21
On my phone I just see “Merson” in midfield.
I know we’re bad but, that rambling old man?
posted on 28/9/21
meh
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 15 minutes ago
"although he has been mostly terrible when he plays I think he can be solid"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is where we are at with this team
posted on 28/9/21
A real lack of creativity and even consistency within that midfield as well. Skipp and Hojbjerg would provide a pretty decent shield but Ndombele doesn't look like a creative player to me, just a good technician with the ball and looks like he's more suited to a 4-3-3 which is the style I think you're going for.
You do need to get Gil into your team.
posted on 28/9/21
I think we need to drop Hojbjerg and Kane. And sack Nuno.
posted on 28/9/21
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 28/9/21
The tactics are that we have the midfielders close to the forwards so that when we play long balls to the forwards we are more likely to win the second ball and then we have the ball in dangerous areas to attack the opposition. It renders the opposition midfield bank useless.
It doesn’t work as well when you don’t win any of your aerial battles
posted on 28/9/21
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 minute ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He played the same tactic he did at the weekend many times before in his career, including Wolves and Valencia
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Edinpotter (U1109)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 minute ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He played the same tactic he did at the weekend many times before in his career, including Wolves and Valencia
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I wonder if he coached the players in those tactics
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This exactly. Deep down he knows he can't trust himself with this formation. Play 3 at the back and let our full backs make the pitch wider for more space for our defenders and midfielders to find passes.
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The centre backs are the main culprits for our bad football. There's no surprise that Dier and Sanchez are the common denominators. They love hoofball.
posted on 28/9/21
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
posted on 28/9/21
If Spurs fans were serious about things they'd have boycotted games by now...but you just take it up the chuff from Levy
So you get what you get
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 44 minutes ago
If Spurs fans were serious about things they'd have boycotted games by now...but you just take it up the chuff from Levy
So you get what you get
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Stadium would still be full so would achieve nothing. Lots of Sports tourists in London.
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Ioavirgo (U10470)
posted 1 hour, 42 minutes ago
comment by Troy'sTanguyTanganga (U6468)
posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
Nuno doesnt want to be seen as going defensive.
Like the weekend we played an attacking team but those players didnt know what do so they were lumping it to nobody. Its like he does not know what to do. He should do what he knows best but he won't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The centre backs are the main culprits for our bad football. There's no surprise that Dier and Sanchez are the common denominators. They love hoofball.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That isn’t true at all, it is clearly a tactic otherwise why had they not played hoof ball for club and country prior?
posted on 28/9/21
comment by Sir Tottenham of Hotspur (U17379)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
First off, it's on Paratici more than Levy.
Second off, it's not like he was first pick. He was maybe 6th?
Third off, is not even clear he was sacked.
posted on 28/9/21
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 29/9/21
"Nuno's tactics"??
Does he have any?
Didn't you see the video of his press conference after the Arsenhole match ?
........
A questioner was asking about "the game plan"!!
YUP...his game plan!
Nuno couldn't really put two words together in answer..... he was just disjointed, hesitant, incapable of a coherent answer.
I think he finally might have said something about the players couldn't stick to the game plan. Maybe that's what he said.
Find that video and watch it...please...it will tell you all you need to know about this manager!
This guy was Levy's ninth choice!!
I doubt the players respect him....
He has got to go !
posted on 29/9/21
comment by Bãles left boõt (U22081)
posted 7 hours, 42 minutes ago
comment by Sir Tottenham of Hotspur (U17379)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
Nuno wasnt good enough for Wolves, a mid table side and was sacked- so what made Levy think he was good enough for us? Only reason was he was basically no compensation needed to be paid
Typical Levy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
First off, it's on Paratici more than Levy.
Second off, it's not like he was first pick. He was maybe 6th?
Third off, is not even clear he was sacked.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He was Levy's 9th...NINTH attempt.
posted on 29/9/21
Nuno is far from a hopeless manager but he is very limited in his approach. With us he was able to build a side that he wanted with little pressure given we were in the championship.
He doesn't have that luxury with a side whose fans lurch from arrogantly championing being top of the table after three games to demanding his head three games later.
posted on 29/9/21
comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 2 hours, 45 minutes ago
Nuno is far from a hopeless manager but he is very limited in his approach. With us he was able to build a side that he wanted with little pressure given we were in the championship.
He doesn't have that luxury with a side whose fans lurch from arrogantly championing being top of the table after three games to demanding his head three games later.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No, he doesn’t have that luxury because he is at spurs, a club with Infrastructure and players (and charge prices) to expect a certain level of performance, not necessarily wins. He also is at a club which has had an awful 2 years and the fans are growing impatient at seemingly obvious errors repeatedly being made.
Being top was lauded because arsenal were bottom and it was just fun banter at a time when we had been starved of it, and we’re on the receiving end of it all summer re Kane.
Tables have turned but they will turn back. It’s football.
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