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Last EPL away win - 20th Jan.
Since then 8 Lost & 2 Draws = 2 out of 30 points.
Since then 8 Lost & 2 Draws = 2 out of 30 points.
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Because overall he's done a fantastic job before having the kind of year that almost literally every manager (including SAF, Clough, Shankly, Mourinho, Klopp, Heynckes et al) had in their careers.
It happens. To EVERYONE. It's happening to Marco Rose at Mochengladbach right now. I'm not sure where this manager who is successful at the highest level but has never a horrifying year is going to come from. But good luck finding him.
You'll need it.
Oh, so suddenly Spurs have bad defenders when most of you here have been wanting to get them in the past 2-3 years? Piss poor excuses, Spurs have had it good for a long enough time and still didn't win anything, even when people were patting them on the back for just participating well.
Isn't there a reason for rival fans bantering Tottenham about being the biggest bottle jobs? It's because they have the quality but never achieve anything and always choke in the vital moments.
Not sure that is down to poch. Levy controls sales and transfer strategyThis is why SAF will always be the best manager of all time in the PL. If there were players like Vertonghen/Eriksen/Alderweireld etc who weren't signing a new deal or were on the decline he'd recognise it and get rid. It did not matter who they were and if they were a key player. They were gone. He'd replace them and the overall squad would be better off even if the individual replacing them wasn't as good.
There are far too many cases in the Spurs squad right now of seemingly 75% investment rather than the full 100% investment needed. Sadly it also seems like Poch is part of that which doesn't help but comining it all just leads to a recipe for disaster.
Not sure that is down to poch. Levy controls sales and transfer strategy
He wont be sacked. We are talking about Daniel Levy here. Only time he would sack Poch is when its cheap as posible to do so... after his recent contract extension until 2023, that wont be the case right now. Definitely sees out this season at least
I disagree. If there is a player in a situation like that then it is up to the manager to address it and notify the board that they need to be shifted. That's what SAF did consistently and didn't give a shite who they were.
I disagree. If there is a player in a situation like that then it is up to the manager to address it and notify the board that they need to be shifted. That's what SAF did consistently and didn't give a shite who they were.
Should be, doesn't make it so. toby alderweireld was frozen out of the squad ages ago for not signing a new contract, yet levy wouldn't sell at a price anyone would pay. That he is leaving on a free and unsettled, instead of a new player in his place is a purely down to levy.I disagree. If there is a player in a situation like that then it is up to the manager to address it and notify the board that they need to be shifted. That's what SAF did consistently and didn't give a shite who they were.
Because overall he's done a fantastic job before having the kind of year that almost literally every manager (including SAF, Clough, Shankly, Mourinho, Klopp, Heynckes et al) had in their careers.
It happens. To EVERYONE. It's happening to Marco Rose at Mochengladbach right now. I'm not sure where this manager who is successful at the highest level but has never a horrifying year is going to come from. But good luck finding him.
You'll need it.
You could say our dressing room hasn't been stable since Mourinho's second season, yet nobody gave him those excuses and nobody gives them to Ole either, who has no fault in it being like that. Our fans expect Ole to magically change everything but would give Pochettino time? It doesn't make sense to me.What the feck are you saying? I said the centre backs want out. Not that they're shit.
It's not a stable dressing room at all. They also have a big hole at right back. It's not an excuse, it's a fact. You can't go out there and expect a title when they spend hundreds of millions less than the teams above them. How daft do you have to be to suggest that?
They choked before Poch. If anything he dragged them into the equation of major trophies which is better progress than those prior to them.
If that's easy why can't everyone do it? Including United's last 4 managers?That's not overachieving. He got them playing well. That's his job. He wouldn't have been able to do that if they weren't good enough to do it.
AVB was sacked under similar circumstances.
The "tight Levy" thing is such a weird myth that has no factual evidence. I can't help but feel it's perpetuated by anti-semitism.
Clearly there is wider issues at Spurs with many of the team wanting out for contractual and other reasons. Teams come to the end of it's cycle. It happens.If that’s the case, then he has to take responsibility for piss poor coaching over the past year?
SAF isn't a reference, it's a bit like using Maradona when you judge Sterling.
Thats great if the board listens and shifts them...
Should be, doesn't make it so. toby alderweireld was frozen out of the squad ages ago for not signing a new contract, yet levy wouldn't sell at a price anyone would pay. Generally Ferguson had much more power than poch has at spurs.
Hell, even with Coutinho, it was the board that kept him on that summer, Klopp wanted to sell him once he wanted to go.
AVB was sacked under similar circumstances.
The "tight Levy" thing is such a weird myth that has no factual evidence. I can't help but feel it's perpetuated by anti-semitism.
Meh, comparisons can still be made I think. He may not be able to replicate something to the exact same level but people can definitely take the same pathways and achieve similar results for the respective level they are at.
Meh, comparisons can still be made I think. He may not be able to replicate something to the exact same level but people can definitely take the same pathways and achieve similar results for the respective level they are at.
I don't think Levy is as big of this bad man that people on the board like to make out. Aye, he has his issues but I think there was manouevrebility to get rid and Poch isn't being as brutal as he should be with some of them.
Frozen out of the squad yet he's still playing now. Other managers would just not play them if they wanted to take this route.
Where did I say it was easy?If that's easy why can't everyone do it? Including United's last 4 managers?
Net spend £87m in 5 years, impossible to buy a Spurs player, no, it's not anti-semitism, he's notorious for looking for value and driving a hard bargain, as good chairmen should be.
? Gladbach are currently a point below Bayern.
They did poor in in europe but can still make it out of their group and i am not sure what your comment is based on.
You have got to be fecking kidding
it's frankly a pathetic attempt to try and shut down criticism of him.No, I'm not.
AVB was sacked under similar circumstances.
The "tight Levy" thing is such a weird myth that has no factual evidence. I can't help but feel it's perpetuated by anti-semitism.
The one club in the league who rival fans use antisemitic chants against, with a Jewish chairman who has spent roughly £1.5bn over the last ten years on a huge stadium, training ground, has the 2nd highest paid manager in the league, and has spend more money (net) that the likes of liverpool in the last 5 seasons, being labelled with at least 4 of the six canards of Economic Antisemitism on a regular basis.
No, I'm not.
I didn't even know Levy was Jewish![]()
You could say our dressing room hasn't been stable since Mourinho's second season, yet nobody gave him those excuses and nobody gives them to Ole either, who has no fault in it being like that. Our fans expect Ole to magically change everything but would give Pochettino time? It doesn't make sense to me.
If he is not sacked in the next week I'll be stunned.
They can't take the same pathway because it's part of the decision making abilities. It's because SAF was able to take the correct decisions at the correct moment that he was at a different level, nothing else.
And what do they do when the player isn't sold after a year? And the replacement is injured or not good enough?
Had he been sold maybe they could have reinvested in a CB
It’s perpetuated by him willingly fecking Spurs season to squeeze a few more quid for Berbatov.AVB was sacked under similar circumstances.
The "tight Levy" thing is such a weird myth that has no factual evidence. I can't help but feel it's perpetuated by anti-semitism.