Spurs

[Rob17896]

No smoke without fire mate....

a cast-iron prosecution case!

 

[Chris O'Connor]

Spurs home wins against the might of Villa, Palace and Southampton have only papered over the cracks. A home defeat by relegation haunted Newcastle, only drawing with cannon fodder Olympiakos, a loss to Leicester and being knocked out by Colchester told a different story.

Ths club achieved the virtually impossible last season but Pochettino has known the crisis was coming for some time. The double transfer window lack of any effective spending which was either imposed or at least followed last season has left the club with want away 'stars' like Erikssen - is he really interested now? and a manager who was practically shouting to Man United "come and get me before this hits" last year when Olé took the wheel.

A tough wage structure, stars coming to or at the end of their contract, a new stadium leaving the club with money already committed before anything left, hasn't left Pochettino thinking there's a bright future at Spurs.

Publicly he'll have to say all the right things but you can usually see the lack of enthusiasm, the body language and the leaks about his real intentions, he wanted to leave - thought a champions league final impossible to even get anywhere near last season and he still wants to leave. The problems have been there for a long time.

Any stories or rumours about dressing room fights or other off field scandals are just a symptom of the underlying problems at Spurs, no club can effectively compete with the far richer English or continental clubs if it has a wage structure imposed by Levy which pays well below the going rate, relatively speaking and buttons by City's standards. The situation can't endure for long the crisis was always coming, no transfers in last season just brought it a lot nearer.

 

[tommye]

That's a proper bumming.

 

[john jako]

 

[Walken]

Spurs getting what they deserve for handing the rs the champions league trophy and simultaneously peeing off every non rs supporting football fan on the planet.

that predictably gutless display in a final they shouldn't have been in sums them up, we have similar problems like

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Talksport is in overdrive against everything spurs

 

[Ring master]

Have not looked,but sure i heard earlier that pochettino is not fav to be sacked

 

[The binman chronicles]

Poch to Man utd then over the international break.

 

[gianthogweed]

Welcome back spurs

 

[Rob17896]

Spurs home wins against the might of Villa, Palace and Southampton have only papered over the cracks. A home defeat by relegation haunted Newcastle, only drawing with cannon fodder Olympiakos, a loss to Leicester and being knocked out by Colchester told a different story.

Ths club achieved the virtually impossible last season but Pochettino has known the crisis was coming for some time. The double transfer window lack of any effective spending which was either imposed or at least followed last season has left the club with want away 'stars' like Erikssen - is he really interested now? and a manager who was practically shouting to Man United "come and get me before this hits" last year when Olé took the wheel.

A tough wage structure, stars coming to or at the end of their contract, a new stadium leaving the club with money already committed before anything left, hasn't left Pochettino thinking there's a bright future at Spurs.

Publicly he'll have to say all the right things but you can usually see the lack of enthusiasm, the body language and the leaks about his real intentions, he wanted to leave - thought a champions league final impossible to even get anywhere near last season and he still wants to leave. The problems have been there for a long time.

Any stories or rumours about dressing room fights or other off field scandals are just a symptom of the underlying problems at Spurs, no club can effectively compete with the far richer English or continental clubs if it has a wage structure imposed by Levy which pays well below the going rate, relatively speaking and buttons by City's standards. The situation can't endure for long the crisis was always coming, no transfers in last season just brought it a lot nearer.

err .....I think we should not gloat over their Champions League setback until we can face Sheffield United with some confidence.

 

[Toast]

Hang on.

We have Evertonians laughing at current Tottenham Hotspur ?

Couldn't make it up.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Hang on.

We have Evertonians laughing at current Tottenham Hotspur ?

Couldn't make it up.

Getting beat 2-7 at home ain’t funny bruv?

 

[Chris O'Connor]

err .....I think we should not gloat over their Champions League setback until we can face Sheffield United with some confidence.

Tbf it wasn't intended as a piece mocking Spurs at all, just my thoughts on what was always just below the surface. Poch could perhaps see it coming last season hence the speight of articles which indicated he would be amenable to a move elsewhere.

 

[longers]

I wish we had a chance to get bummed by Bayern 2-7 at home, I’m sure we’d manage to somehow top it.

 

[Toast]

Getting beat 2-7 at home ain’t funny bruv?

I know.

I'd only have their manager, goalie, centre half, number 10, centre forward, Son, new ground, chairman off them.