Save Our Season Levy.
I don't believe that I have once called for the manager's head this season. I didn't want him as a manager in the first place, but I was prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Even by his admission last night, the players are not listening to him. There can be no greater reason to sack a manager then when he's "lost the dressing room".
Levy you need to sack him now to at least allow us to salvage what's left of the season.
Mourinho's team selection last night can be heavily criticised, but he played our A team on Sunday and they just did not even turn up, so who's to say they would have done any better last night?
It's clear that the players are no listening to him. I don't think it's necessarily because they want him to be sacked, I just think that he holds no authority over them and they feel free to do what they like on the pitch. I think that is a disgrace and the players should hang their heads in shame, but you can't sack the whole squad.
I don't really know who should replace Mourinhio. I just hope that Levy has been doing his due diligence (and properly this time!) and realised that this moment was coming.
Time for some decisive leadership Mr Chairman.
SOS(L)
posted on 19/3/21
Levy can faack off alongside Jose
posted on 19/3/21
comment by Boss By Hugo (U18550)
posted 38 seconds ago
Levy can faack off alongside Jose
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do an article
posted on 19/3/21
comment by Boss By Hugo (U18550)
posted 37 seconds ago
Levy can faack off alongside Jose
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I agree, but that's not gonna happen!
posted on 19/3/21
What basically happens...is Jose addresses the team, & then Kane says...right ignore that, & do this...but then they all get confused, & do half of both
result carnage
posted on 19/3/21
The irony of asking Levy to save our season.
posted on 19/3/21
Just curious why a lot of Spurs fans blaming Levy? I remember you all said he did a good business in summer transfer, bringing some good players to the team. After a few games, some even said Højbjerg was the signing of the season.
posted on 19/3/21
Levy is the one common denominator in Spurs' 1 paltry League Cup in 20 years embarrassment.
The only surprise is that there are people around who still think the sun shines out of Levy's aris, they've been sucking Levy off for so long now, to them, success is Levy taking another club to the cleaners over transfers, like it is some kind of grand achievement..... well we have been starved of glory for so long now this is what they cling onto.
posted on 19/3/21
comment by red_evils (U19878)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
Just curious why a lot of Spurs fans blaming Levy? I remember you all said he did a good business in summer transfer, bringing some good players to the team. After a few games, some even said Højbjerg was the signing of the season.
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Because his over cautious approach with the club's finances have held us back. For example, at a point when Poch had assembled a great team and was qualifying for the CL regularly, Levy decided to go two consecutive transfer windows without signing a player. The players that we signed last summer have only brought us some way back in terms of personnel (not the whole way obviously) to where we were under Poch.