Today’s Football - 2024/25 Season

[Sinski]

Ronaldo is the GOAT yet somehow people think it's Messi following the WC win, it's insane how powerful his PR game is.

So a nations league trophy makes you the goat now???

 

[Gooner66789]

Lamal, Blessed by Messi, crucified by Ronaldo.

Circle of life

GOAT for me is Cristiano

 

[Neiler]

 

[mmmmsnouts]

Is Ronaldo just going to play until he’s 65 and demand national team caps

 

[polish]

Well it’s weird to see someone coaching at both club and international level at the same time

John Carver is a manager of Lechia Gdansk and assistant to Steve Clarke

 

[Littlesue]

John Carver is a manager of Lechia Gdansk and assistant to Steve Clarke

James Morrison is Clarke's Assistant and Managed West Brom last few matches of season.

 

[Kurt.]

Well it’s weird to see someone coaching at both club and international level at the same time

Happens a lot, a friend of mine was AC Milan goalkeeper coach and the Wales Goalkeeper coach at the same time, funnily enough he was also the set piece coach.

 

[West Side Charlie]

It's in place of friendlies.

Yeah, but still too much football.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

 

[PITA]

78 points from 66 games. Relegation form.

I would given Ange 10 games this season to see what he could do but I don't own the club.

That averages out at 45 points in a season. That's not relegation. You don't have to twist things for effect. You're not @davek

 

[Yid4life]

That averages out at 45 points in a season. That's not relegation. You don't have to twist things for effect. You're not @davek

45 points? Excellent, panic over.

 

[PITA]

45 points? Excellent, panic over.

It's not great but my point is that it isn't relegation form.

 

[McCall2Radzinski]

45 points? Excellent, panic over.

13pts off relegation. Dare I say it was the most comfortable 17th place or 1 place off relegation in the history of football. It's not like you've had the same experience as us, who've survived relegation by a hair's breadth and got no long term benefit. Last season was a good as a league that doesn't have relegation. Jumping at shadows

Last season was actually great experience for the Postecoglou and the players for next season. The excitement and "spur" of winning the EL combined with the motivation to get back in the mix of the PL. Postecoglou finally finding out where's he's at as a manager, which he's never had the benefit of, and being able to adjust.

With Postecoglou for next season, I'd expect Tottenham to get back up somewhere in the top1/3 of the table, a good CL run and make the EFL and FA Cups finals. Without him, unless Klopp is signed, anything is possible except a top 1/3 PL finish, good CL run and EFL/FA Cup final appearances.

 

[Neiler]

Be fun if Ange went to Brentford.

 

[efcste97]

Frank is a good manager but he's overrated by the media and fans alike. Will probably have them top 6/7, great? Is that what Levy wants?